Schedule and Tickets

We've Got Music for You!

Download Subscription Brochure choose a brochure to download by clicking one of the links below (brochures are in PDF format) Pro-rated series are still available this fall! You can still subscribe and save! Classics Series brochure Pops Series brochure Family Series brochure Favorites Series brochure To request a printed copy of one of these Subscription Guides, send your request via email to: boxoffice@phoenixsymphony.org.

Welcome to the 2007-08 Season! Join us for another year of classical masterworks and popular favorites, led by Michael Christie, The Phoenix Symphony's Virginia G. Piper Music Director.

With the 2007-08 Season, The Phoenix Symphony invites you to experience a wide-ranging array of musical tastes and styles.  Featured composers for this season are Johannes Brahms, Leonard Bernstein, and Osvaldo Golijov.  Woven throughout the Classics, Pops and Symphonic Favorites performances around the Valley, these three composers compliment a stunning concert schedule, including Opening Night with Dennis Rowland, the masterful Broadway star Bernadette Peters, and opera great Dawn Upshaw performing Ainadamar!

In addition, in honor of The Phoenix Symphony's 60th Anniversary Season, the orchestra will undertake a newly-commissioned work by composer Mark Grey, based on Navajo mythology.  The work, Enemy Slayer: A Navajo Oratorio, will have its world-premiere Feb. 7th at Symphony Hall, and incorporates a libretto penned by ASU professor and Navajo poet Laura Tohe.  It's a performance not to be missed, and available here first as part of a Classics subscription!

We look forward to renewing our musical relationship with Symphony patrons, and developing new friends in the 2007-08 Season.  Seen and heard by more than 265,000 annually, The Phoenix Symphony offers more than 275 concerts and presentations each year, bringing the experience of live music to children and adults throughout Arizona - as well as visitors from across the country and the world!

From September 2007 to May 2008, from Symphony Pops to your favorite classical symphonies, downtown Phoenix to North Scottsdale and Prescott, from our popular "Symphony for the Schools" program, to your favorite movie music to dazzling concertos by Beethoven, Mozart, and Shostakovich - we've got music for you!

Benefits of Subscribing: a list of benefits for subscribers to The Phoenix Symphony

Seating Charts: View seating charts for Symphony Hall, Orpheum Theatre, Mesa Arts Center, and Scottsdale Center for the Arts, with color-coded price areas and seating sections.

For additional information, please contact
The Phoenix Symphony Box Office at
602-495-1999.