Maria Schneider Orchestra Tickets

The Maria Schneider Orchestra, formed in 1993 by composer and conductor Maria Schneider, stands as one of modern jazz’s most influential large ensembles. From their debut album Evanescence (1994) to a continuous stream of critically acclaimed recordings and live performances, the ensemble has expanded the reach of orchestral jazz while earning multiple Grammy Awards and broad recognition across genres. Based in the United States, the orchestra tours widely, bringing Schneider's richly textured compositions to venues and festivals around the world.

Whether you’re new to the sound or a long-time admirer, you’ll want to secure your seats for an orchestra that blends precise arrangement with improvisational vitality. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date tour information, performance venues, and how to connect with Maria Schneider and the ensemble online.

Key achievements include Grammy wins for Concert in the Garden (2004), The Thompson Fields (2015), and Data Lords (2020), underscoring Schneider’s mastery of large-ensemble writing. Winter Morning Walks (2013) broadened the project beyond jazz into classical performance, earning multiple accolades and introducing the orchestra to new listeners. The 2024 3-LP vinyl box set Decades marks three decades of groundbreaking work, released through ArtistShare. In 2025, look for performances at Birdland NYC (All Week, May 27–31, 2025) and the NEC Jazz Orchestra appearance at Jordan Hall, Boston (April 17, 2025), with additional international dates on the horizon. The collaboration Sue (Or in a Season of Crime), co-created with David Bowie, remains a landmark cross-genre project and earned a Grammy for Bowie's release.

For ongoing updates, follow Maria Schneider and the Orchestra on official channels, and consider joining us for a performance where the music speaks with beauty, complexity, and heart.