The Phoenix Symphony's brief interlude has concluded, and the music will resume next week, according to a Nov. 6 announcement that caps off a topsy-turvy few weeks for the 80-year-old arts organization.
The Symphony announced it will resume performances Nov. 12 after a "concentrated fundraising effort secured commitments to lift the suspension of the 2026-27 season." The announcement follows recent discussions about a possible reprieve.
As part of its return, the New American Symphony Commission was created. The commission is an 11-member group bringing together independent civic and business leaders, musicians and Symphony representatives to reexamine the organization's financial and operating model, according to a statement from the Symphony.
