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First Sundays – “Text & Context” – Lu Yehi
Kol Nashim, the treble choir of the Coorado HEberw Chorale announces a new series, First Sundays beginning Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022, 7:00 pm on Zoom and Faceboook LIve. The series features two popular Nol Nashim programs, "Text & Context" with music director Leah Peer alternating with "Jewish Broadway" with Miryam (Mimi) Raizen. The interactive seesions […]
Masque of the Red Death: Colorado Chamber Players at Boulder Library
Masque of the Red Death: Colorado Chamber Players at Boulder Library
MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH Colorado Chamber Players musicians and harpist Ann Marie Liss perform a Halloween program at Boulder Public Library. Edgar Allen Poe’s spooky story of Prince Prospero and his guests in a haunted abbey, is performed alongside music for harp and string quartet by French composer Andre Caplet in Conte Fantastique. A reading […]
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Masque of the Red Death: Colorado Chamber Players at Thornton Active Adult Center
Masque of the Red Death: Colorado Chamber Players at Thornton Active Adult Center
MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH Colorado Chamber Players musicians and harpist Ann Marie Liss perform a Halloween program at Boulder Public Library. Edgar Allen Poe’s spooky story of Prince Prospero and his guests in a haunted abbey, is performed alongside music for harp and string quartet by French composer Andre Caplet in Conte Fantastique. A reading […]
2 events,
Drop in Discovery
Drop in Discovery
First Thursday and Third Monday at 10 a.m. All ages, Free. Investigate the amazing natural world from the Nature Center. Explore different themes with activities, books, puzzles, crafts, and other interactive items. No need to sign up for this program, just swing by and enjoy!
2 events,
The Eleventh Hour: Anerio Requiem
The Eleventh Hour: Anerio Requiem
St. Martin’s commemorates the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War with Giovanni Francesco Anerio’s rarely heard Requiem, which is among the most brilliant and translucent settings of this usually somber text – giving it a hopeful and uplifting aura.
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Paint A Masterpiece In Nature
Paint A Masterpiece In Nature
Saturday, November 3, 10-11 a.m. Ages 5-12 yrs, $15 (all supplies included) Nature changes its colors in the fall, so why not capture those colors? An instructor leads this outdoor, step-by-step tutorial as kids paint an acrylic-on-canvas masterpiece. No experience is necessary. Dress for the weather and bring painting clothes! *Indoors if needed
The Eleventh Hour: Anerio Requiem
The Eleventh Hour: Anerio Requiem
St. Martin’s commemorates the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War with Giovanni Francesco Anerio’s rarely heard Requiem, which is among the most brilliant and translucent settings of this usually somber text – giving it a hopeful and uplifting aura.
2 events,
The Eleventh Hour: Anerio requiem
The Eleventh Hour: Anerio requiem
St. Martin’s commemorates the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War with Giovanni Francesco Anerio’s rarely heard Requiem, which is among the most brilliant and translucent settings of this usually somber text – giving it a hopeful and uplifting aura.
2 events,
Bach for the Holidays, with selections from Handel’s messiah
Bach for the Holidays, with selections from Handel’s messiah
The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado invites you to celebrate the holiday season with the incomparable music of J.S. Bach and his contemporary Handel. Featuring the festive and joyful Cantata 51, with soprano Nola Richardson and trumpeter Kathryn James Adduci, along with the Orchestral Suite No. 3, a fiery violin concerto, and selected arias from […]
2 events,
Seicento Baroque Ensemble presents: Baroque Pairings: Voices and Violins
Seicento Baroque Ensemble presents: Baroque Pairings: Voices and Violins
Seicento invites you to explore the marriage of sonorities between voices and strings. Baroque-era composers exploited the unique timbres of instruments and voices, and the effect is as direct today as it was four hundred years ago! This program focuses on works for voices paired with two baroque violins and continuo. These will be complemented […]
4 events,
Let’s Talk Turkey
Let’s Talk Turkey
Saturday, November 10, 11a.m. -12 p.m. All ages, $5/person, $15/family It’s about time we get to know our favorite holiday bird, the turkey! What do you really know about the animal behind the famous feast? Can turkeys fly? What do they eat? Do they live in Colorado? Fill up with facts to impress your guests […]
Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Fall Masterworks Concerts
Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Fall Masterworks Concerts
The Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Fall Concerts feature our wonderful chamber music coach Katharine Knight playing Saint Saens’ Cello Concerto No. 1 in A Minor. Bookending this beautiful virtuoso display piece will be Respighi’s colorful Ancient Airs and Dances and one of Mozart’s many masterpieces, Symphony No. 35. Gain an inside perspective of the music before […]
Seicento Baroque Ensemble presents: Baroque Pairings: Voices and Violins
Seicento Baroque Ensemble presents: Baroque Pairings: Voices and Violins
Seicento invites you to explore the marriage of sonorities between voices and strings. Baroque-era composers exploited the unique timbres of instruments and voices, and the effect is as direct today as it was four hundred years ago! This program focuses on works for voices paired with two baroque violins and continuo. These will be complemented […]
3 events,
Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Fall Masterworks Concerts
Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Fall Masterworks Concerts
The Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Fall Concerts feature our wonderful chamber music coach Katharine Knight playing Saint Saens’ Cello Concerto No. 1 in A Minor. Bookending this beautiful virtuoso display piece will be Respighi’s colorful Ancient Airs and Dances and one of Mozart’s many masterpieces, Symphony No. 35. Gain an inside perspective of the music before […]
Seicento Baroque Ensemble presents: Baroque Pairings: Voices and Violins
Seicento Baroque Ensemble presents: Baroque Pairings: Voices and Violins
Seicento invites you to explore the marriage of sonorities between voices and strings. Baroque-era composers exploited the unique timbres of instruments and voices, and the effect is as direct today as it was four hundred years ago! This program focuses on works for voices paired with two baroque violins and continuo. These will be complemented […]
2 events,
Second Tuesdays at Trinity presents Claude Sim & the Aaron Walker Gypsy Jazz Trio
Second Tuesdays at Trinity presents Claude Sim & the Aaron Walker Gypsy Jazz Trio
Claude Sim returns to the Second Tuesdays series with the Aaron Walker Gypsy Jazz Trio! This evening will feature the hot swing jazz of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli as well as innovative music from today’s gypsy jazz composers Gonzalo Bergara and Aaron Walker. There will be a meet and greet reception following the concert!
2 events,
Hands Dirty Feet Wet-Outdoor Nature Playdates
Hands Dirty Feet Wet-Outdoor Nature Playdates
Thursday, November 15, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. All ages, Free Bring your children for a nature playdate in our “Nature: Explore” space, where they can climb, dig, jump and dive into nature as they connect with their world. No screens, no plans, no slides or swings-just nature and their imaginations. Please register as space is limited.
2 events,
Stories on Stage presents “Magic For Beginners”
Stories on Stage presents “Magic For Beginners”
Stories on Stage presents “Magic for Beginners” Fanciful tales where the everyday meets the extraordinary." Kate Gleason, Gareth Saxe and Greg Ungar read mystifying tales that run the gamut from "Why you don't bring a magician to school" to "A visit from a super-pervy goat" to "Beware of things to good to be true." Master […]
2 events,
Wildlife Viewing Tips – Starting with Birds
Wildlife Viewing Tips – Starting with Birds
Tuesday, November 20, 6-7 p.m. All ages, $5/person, $15/family Want to work on your wildlife watching skills? Birds are common visitors to our suburban environment and learning to distinguish between Blue Birds and Blue Jays can help us spot more elusive wildlife. Get some great tips to help you view back yard visitors and be a […]
2 events,
Fur Coats and Cozy Caves
Fur Coats and Cozy Caves
Tuesday, November 27, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 3-6, Free As the wind howls and the snow swirls, our fellow mammals have many great adaptations to deal with the chilly winter! Bring your little one to investigate many Colorado mammals and discover what they might be up to during this cold season. Register in advance.
3 events,
Singularity
Singularity
The "Technological Singularity" describes an imminent explosion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that surpasses human capacity at an exponential rate. Award-winning choreographer Katie Elliott co-directs this evening with critically-acclaimed composer Paul Fowler, exploring the positive and negative effects of AI on human civilization. Some of the movement was created using the dancers’ personal data (gender, race, medical history, […]
A Colorado Choir Christmas
A Colorado Choir Christmas
TheColorado Choir presents its 42nd annual Christmas concert, "A Colorado Choir Christmas" on Friday, November 30, and Saturday, December 1, at 7:30 pm at Augustana Lutheran Church, 5000 E. Alameda Ave, Denver, C 80246. Concert selections include works by Burt, Christiansen, Handel, Stroope and more. Let this delightful concert put you in the holiday mood. […]
3 events,
Pro Musica Colorado – Handel’s Messiah! with the Boulder Chamber Chorale
Pro Musica Colorado – Handel’s Messiah! with the Boulder Chamber Chorale
George Frideric Handel Messiah The evolution of the spirit of classical music takes flight! Handel’s Messiah, which includes the famous Hallelujah Chorus, is a Christmas tradition not to be missed! Handel presented this work annually as a fundraiser for an orphanage. In this charitable tradition, Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra and Boulder Chamber Chorale, with artistic director, Dr. Vicki […]
Bach for the Holidays, with Selections from Handel’s Messiah
Bach for the Holidays, with Selections from Handel’s Messiah
Welcome the holiday season with the incomparable music of J.S. Bach and his contemporary Handel. Featuring the festive and joyful Cantata 51, with soprano Nola Richardson and trumpeter Kathryn James Adduci, along with the Orchestral Suite No. 3, a fiery violin concerto, and selected arias from Handel’s Messiah.
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