Musical Instruments

Sunnyside senior tapped his Tucson Jazz Institute bandmates, high school band teacher for his 15-piece Daniel Estrada Orchestra, playing its first show Monday.

This week's concert lineup in Tucson goes from the fun frolic of banda music to former Beatle Ringo Starr and a little reggae buzz from Bermuda's Collie Buddz.

St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church has been hosting the young musicians showcase for four years, opening doors for rising talent to shine. 

Steven Moeckel and pianist Nathan Arch showcase virtuosity in concert that includes never-performed-in-Tucson work by Jennifer Higdon. 

We found three events we would love to see, only they all are happening on Saturday. Time to flip a coin: Comedy? Country music? Or a German pagan-folk band?

AZ Friends of Chamber Music premiered its latest commission to close out the 31st Winter Chamber Music Festival, which featured a violist with fashion sense.

Les Voix humaines brings its "The Virtuoso Viol" program to Tucson to open Arizona Early Music's 2024-25 season.

Tucson Symphony's Trevor Barroero and Fred Morgan will navigate glockenspiels, bongos, drums, xylophones and more for the American premiere of percussion concerto.

Accordion player Hanzhi Wang says advancements to the instrument closely associated with folk and polka has opened the door for more opportunities.