Join us for an evening of musical journeys, our original compositions, performed by guitarist Miguel Espinoza and cellist Dianne Betkowski.

The Colorado Heberw Chorale directed by Carol Kozak Ward, and its treble choir Kol Nashim directed by Leah Peer, proudly announce the return of their annual showcase, “Raisins & Almonds: A Tu B’Shvat Celebration” which will be held on Sunday Feb. 5 at the Hebrew Educational Alliance, 3600 S. Ivanhoe St. in Denver.  Events begin […]

Join us as we—mere stardust-made mortals—meditate on our capacity to exert power and change the universe that we inhabit. The program features the World Premiere of Joel Thompson’s consortium commission piece, Love Songs from Lonely Letters. Based on the writings of Ashon Crawley, Associate Professor of Religious Studies and African American and African Studies at […]

“Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.” ― Lao Tzu   The Colorado Chamber Players presents a program with music about the transformative power of love, and celebrating Black History Month 2023. On the program are works by Johannes Brahms (2 Songs, op. 91; Piano Quartet no. 3 […]

Join us as we—mere stardust-made mortals—meditate on our capacity to exert power and change the universe that we inhabit. The program features the World Premiere of Joel Thompson’s consortium commission piece, Love Songs from  Lonely Letters. Based on the writings of Ashon Crawley, Associate Professor of Religious Studies and African American and African Studies at […]

  Italian Violinist Simone Spadino Pippa performs a marvelous program with Colorado Chamber Players and Friends! Virtuoso works of Vivaldi (Four Seasons and Bb Violin Concerto)  and Pablo de Sarasate (Introduction and Tarantella) will be featured at Bethany Lutheran Church, one night only.

Born the same year as Beethoven, Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770-1846) was best known as an organist and composer of sacred works (his teacher was a student of Bach). His rarely-performed Requiem for 4-part men’s choir and organ is a richly textured and deeply touching work. Also on the program will be the premiere of a […]

Born the same year as Beethoven, Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770-1846) was best known as an organist and composer of sacred works (his teacher was a student of Bach). His rarely-performed Requiem for 4-part men’s choir and organ is a richly textured and deeply touching work. Also on the program will be the premiere of a […]

Kol Nashim, the treble choir of the Colorado Hebrew Chorale will continue their series Jewish Leading Ladies of  Broadway on Sunday, Mar. 5, 7-8 pm MST on Zoom. Mimi Raizen will focus on Barbra Streisand who is a legendary actress and whose career has spanned over six decades. From performing in nightclubs in Greenwich Village […]

BCOC presents a transatlantic tour beginning in Stuart England where mystical ballads describing ancient fables blended with court compositions of art song and music salons. Emigrants from the British Isles packed their bags for the nascent land of America with their stories and tunes in tow, their music settling in the Appalachian hills. Here new […]

BCOC presents a transatlantic tour beginning in Stuart England where mystical ballads describing ancient fables blended with court compositions of art song and music salons. Emigrants from the British Isles packed their bags for the nascent land of America with their stories and tunes in tow, their music settling in the Appalachian hills. Here new […]

The JSO's 2023 Young Artist, Hans-Derek Yu, performs in recital for symphony patrons, piano enthusiasts, and Front Range audiences. Meet the JSO*Young Artist Competition winner, who competed against 11 other finalists during our annual concerto competition. The Young Aritst will perform a ~45 minute solo piano recital of works of their choice.   General admission: $15 […]