Rehearsals for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert are coming to an end! Don’t forget to get your tickets for tonight!✨
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🎉 Happy Birthday to Rebekah Lorenz, Principal Horn of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra!
We loved hearing Rebekah’s incredible performance of the Ruth Gipps Horn Concerto this April and are grateful for the artistry and musicianship she brings to the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.
Join us in wishing her a wonderful birthday! 💚
✨🎶The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce the appointment of James Bagwell as Principal Conductor, beginning with Season XXI (26-27).
A highly respected conductor with an extensive background in choral and orchestral music, Bagwell brings a wealth of artistic experience and leadership as we look ahead to an exciting new season!
Gryffindor™, Hufflepuff™, Ravenclaw™, or Slytherin™? All are welcome when Harry Potter™ in Concert comes to Tulsa NEXT FRIDAY! Click the link in bio to get your tickets today!
✨ Some nights stay with you long after the final note
Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection” was a breathtaking way to close the season. The scale, the sound, and the emotion made it a night we will not soon forget. We are so grateful to the many musicians and vocalists who came together to make this performance possible.
To James Bagwell, our conductor; Jana McIntyre, soprano; Teresa Buchholz, mezzo-soprano; the @tulsachorale under the direction of Zachary Malavolti, artistic director; and the members of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, thank you for your artistry and dedication. We are also especially thankful to the student group, Valenor Strings from @unionschools for their pre-concert performance, which helped set the tone for the evening.
To our audience, thank you for sharing this moment with us. Your presence is what makes nights like this so meaningful. 💚
The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Wind Quintet is proud to be a featured headliner at UNcrease with Gilcrease Museum on Saturday, May 9 at 1 PM. 🎼
We’re honored to partner with the Gilcrease Museum and fellow arts organizations across Tulsa to support creativity in our community. Visit @gilcreasemuseum for more information.
📰 PRESS RELEASES 📰
@tulsasymphony Appoints @jamesbagwell30 as Principal Conductor for Season XXI
TULSA, OK – The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce the appointment of James Bagwell as Principal Conductor, beginning with Season XXI.
Bagwell will assume a central artistic leadership role with the orchestra, helping shape programming and performances as TSO continues to expand its artistic vision and community impact.
@berkshirebach announces Appointment of James Bagwell as Director of Choral Music and Principal Conductor
Great Barrington, March 16, 2026: Berkshire Bach Society (BBS) announces the appointment of @jamesbagwell30 as Director of Choral Music and Principal Conductor, effective April 1, 2026. Mr. Bagwell previously served as Choral Director and has performed with BBS since the early 2000s. The move deepens BBS’s musical capabilities and recognizes the important role Mr. Bagwell has played over the past two decades in creating a consistent record of excellence in choral performance.
To read the full press releases, visit insigniaartists.com/news/james-bagwell-appointed/
The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the Adelson family and is honored to dedicate the upcoming Classics Series finale performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection” to Herbert and Roseline Gussman.✨💚
Herbert and Roseline Gussman were deeply connected to Tulsa’s cultural life and lifelong supporters of the arts. Herb Gussman studied classical piano at Juilliard and maintained meaningful friendships with many leading musicians of his time. In collaboration with Burch Mayo, he helped found the Tulsa Philharmonic in 1947–48, contributing to the early development of orchestral music in Tulsa.
The grandchildren of the Gussmans present this concert in celebration of their grandparents’ love of music and their indelible gifts to the musical life of Tulsa.
We look forward to sharing this powerful and meaningful performance in their honor.
✨Arrive early on May 2 and enjoy music from The Valenor Strings, a student ensemble from @unionschools , before our season finale performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection,” at 7:30 PM.
6:15 PM — Valenor Strings perform overlooking the lobby, between the two main orchestra level theater entrances
🎫Click the link in bio to secure your tickets and join us for this powerful season finale!
Catch the Knight Bus™ to the most magical event of the year on Friday May 15th to see Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert.
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✨DID YOU KNOW?
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VII: Mahler's Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection"
📅Saturday, May 2 at 7:30 PM
📍Tulsa Performing Arts Center
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🎼Don’t miss TSO’s season finale!
Experience Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection,” with the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, led by Guest Conductor James Bagwell. A transcendent journey from darkness to triumph, this monumental work features the Tulsa Chorale, soprano Jana McIntyre, and mezzo-soprano Teresa Buchholz in one of the most powerful and emotionally sweeping symphonies ever written.
📆 Saturday, May 2 at 7:30 PM
📍 Tulsa Performing Arts Center
🎫 Click the link in bio or call the Box Office at 918-584-3645 to get your tickets today!
