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September 23, 2023All are welcome to attend the Cathedral Concert Series, which brings music to life in the Cathedral Square. All concerts are free, though RSVPs are collected for space estimates. For more information, please visit www.tucsoncathedralconcerts.org.
The Cathedral Concert Series is sponsored by the Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Tucson and Rio Nuevo.Save the date for the 2023-2024 Cathedral Concert Series:
Mariachi Extravaganza
Enjoy a Mariachi Extravaganza in Msgr. Carrillo Placita at 6:30 PM with music by Mariachi Sonido de México. Folkloric Dancers will perform traditional Latin music and dance.
Yu&I - Violin and GuitarTuesday, November 14, 2023, 6:30 PM
Enjoy violin and guitary music by Yu&I in Our Lady's Chapel at Cathedral Square. These two are exciting their audiences with their charisma and virtuosity. Their programs range from early music performed on period instruments to original popular music arrangements performed at the highest level of artistry.Christmas with Tucson Symphony OrchestraWednesday, December 6, 2023, 6:30 PM
Enjoy an evening concert of original arrangements of Christmas Music featuring vocal soloists and choirs from parishes in the Diocese of Tucson, accompanied by members of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra.
Jorge Federico Osorio on PianoTuesday, January 23, 2024, 6:30 PM
Enjoy a piano concert by Jorge Federico Osorio in Our Lady's Chapel at Cathedral Square. "Osorio gave one of those, ‘where have you been all my life performances’ under music director Manfred Honeck…the Mexican pianist unveiled a luxurious tone capable of immeasurable variation," said the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Canto Latino with Carlos ZapiénMonday, February 12, 2024, 6:30 PM
In the Cathedral Square Ballroom on February 12, enjoy Canto Latino, a rich and divergent collection of performances to showcase Latin musical traditions. Songs ranging from bolero to vals criollo, accompanied by classical guitarists and mariachi make Canto Latino a complete celebration of timehonored dance and song.
Trobár - Medieval EnsembleTuesday, March 19, 2024, 6:30 PM
Enjoy Trobár, a small band of voices and instruments dedicated to bringing medieval music to modern audiences. The word trobar comes from Occitan, the language spoken in the middle ages in what is now southern France, and encompasses numerous meanings: to find, to meet, to create, to compose, to invent. This word encapsulates the spirit of discovery and invention that we bring to musical texts of the middle ages.
