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AZOOMA, the Arizona Opera and American Federation of Musicians Local 586 engage in collective bargaining every 3 years.
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AZOOMA is a cohesive group of professional musicians that have developed a distinctive sound and camaraderie through decades of performing together.
From childhood as an Iowa farm girl, Jill’s musical talents led her to the University of Michigan where she completed the Bachelor and Master of Music degrees, with further training/studies at Music Academy of the West and doctoral program of Arizona State University’s School of Music. Jill’s extensive performance career has since included nearly thirty...
Principal oboist Neil Tatman is the Associate Professor of Oboe at the University of Arizona where he maintains an active studio of students and is actively performing with the Arizona Wind Quintet. During the...
Paula Redinger has been playing the flute since she was 10 years old. She made her solo debut at the age of 16, with members of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra. She received her B.M....
Bonny Brady began playing piano at age 7 and harp at age 12. A Tucson native, she started harp studies at the University of Arizona with renowned harp professor Susann McDonald while still in...
Thomas Hoisch studied with famed cellist Joseph Di Tullio in Los Angeles. Prior to joining the Arizona Opera Orchestra in 1999, he played with numerous fine orchestras including the Nashville Symphony, Berkshire Music Center...
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