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Austin Symphony Orchestra Info
The Austin Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is Austin’s oldest performing arts organization, founded in 1911. With a rich history spanning over a century, the ASO performs throughout the year at the Long Center for the Performing Arts, including the Dell Hall, delivering a dynamic mix of Masterworks Series, Butler Pops, and engaging educational programs like ASO Tuneful Tales and Young People’s Concerts. Led by Music Director and Conductor Peter Bay since 1998, the ASO has become an integral part of Austin’s cultural fabric, guiding audiences through transformative symphonic experiences. As Bay plans retirement discussions following the 2026-27 season, the organization continues to plan for a thoughtful leadership transition, ensuring continuity for audiences now and in the future. For tickets, we’ve got you—your connection to trustworthy, easy-access seating at the Long Center and beyond.
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Learn more about the ASO’s legacy, from the Centennial Gala in 2011 with Itzhak Perlman to Bay’s induction into the Austin Arts Hall of Fame in 2016. The ensemble offers a robust discography, including Edward Burlingame Hill: Symphony No. 4 & Orchestral Works (Bridge, 2015) recorded with pianist Anton Nel and the ASO. In addition to mainstage performances, the ASO supports a dedicated young-professional group, Symphony BATS, expanding opportunities for emerging artists in the 2025-26 season. Looking ahead, 2025 brings notable programs such as American Splendor (Feb 21–22, Long Center), Across the Globe (Sept 12–13, Long Center), Handel’s Messiah (Dec 2, Riverbend Centre), and a complimentary Fourth of July concert. If you’re seeking reliable, straightforward ticket access—without the fuss—you’ve got a guy. Secure your seats today and be part of Austin’s living musical heritage.
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