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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 […]
Shiru L’Adonai: Jewish Sacred Music
Shiru L’Adonai: Jewish Sacred Music
Pre concert lecture by Seth & Carol Ward Sponsored by Lesley Manring-Borchers dedicated to Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) and Mizel Museum St. Martin’s Chamber Choir’s initial foray into the realm of Jewish choral music proved to be a revelation to many of our audience. Repeating one or two highlights from that concert, St. Martin’s […]
2 events,
Songs of Love and Loss
Songs of Love and Loss
The Colorado Choir presents “Songs of Love and Loss”, reflecting on all kids of love, all kinds of loss. Featuring the world premiere performance of “Abandon” by Z. Randall Stroope, which is based on a poetic meditation about the relationship between Auguste Rodin and his student Camille Claudel. Also featuring other favorite composers including Copland, […]
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Stories on Stage presents “Wildest Women”
Stories on Stage presents “Wildest Women”
Stories on Stage presents “Wildest Women” Saturday, Mar. 5 @ 7pm at the Nomad Playhouse in Boulder, Sunday Mar. 6th @ 2pm at Su Teatro Theater in Denver, and virtually beginning Friday, Mar. 11th at 7:00pm MT. If you are not able to watch the Virtual premiere, the show will be available for viewing at […]
2 events,
From Tin Pan Alley Cats to the Great White Way – Jewish Composers of the American Musical
From Tin Pan Alley Cats to the Great White Way – Jewish Composers of the American Musical
Miryam (Mimi) Raizen continues her Jewish Broadway series on Sunday, Mar. 6 at 7:30-8:30 pm. She will be exploring musicals with Biblical/theological themes including: Hadestown, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar and more
2 events,
Bach’s Favorite Coffeehouse
Bach’s Favorite Coffeehouse
Zimmerman's Coffee House -- the inspiration for Bach's Coffee Cantata. A Discover Baroque session by Artistic Director Frank Nowell, via Zoom. In the cosmopolitan trade city of Leipzig people often gathered for coffee and great music (directed by JS Bach) at Cafe Zimmerman. Some of Bach's most enduring and beloved instrumental works, as well as […]
4 events,
Text & Context: Sondheim III
Text & Context: Sondheim III
Leah Peer, the Music Director of Kol Nashim will facilitate her series, "Text and Context" on Sunday, Mar. 20, 2022, 7:00-7:45 pm MDT on Zoom. The series presents an in-depth dive into the texts of some of the music the choir has been singing this season. The Sunday program is the third one honoring the […]
Text and Context
Text and Context
Leah Peer, Music Director of Kol Nashim will present “Text and Context” on Sunday March 20, 7:00- 7;45 pm. focusing Stephen Sondheim’s “No One is Alone” from “Into the Woods.” Kol Nashim is the women's choir of the Colorado Hebrew Chorale and is preparing a suite of music by the late composer and lyricist Stephen […]
Bach’s Coffee Cantata
Bach’s Coffee Cantata
Bach’s raucously funny and fast-paced mini-opera in which a hyper-caffeinated daughter outsmarts her father. Our imaginatively staged production features nationally acclaimed voices including soprano Danielle Sampson. Plus a Telemann flute concerto.
2 events,
Jefferson Symphony Orchestra: Young Artists Concert
Jefferson Symphony Orchestra: Young Artists Concert
Jefferson Symphony presents its annual Young Artists Concert. After winning our 2022 live competition, violist Ji Eun Park returns to Colorado from London’s Royal Academy of Music to perform with the 75 members of our orchestra. Leading the ensemble is guest conductor Arturo Gonzalez in a program featuring William Walton’s Viola Concerto, Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony […]
3 events,
Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago
Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago
Sponsored by Peter DeBlois in memory of his wife Marta Algermissen Garay and Gene & Rosann McCullough Pre concert lecture by Gene McCullough Reaction was so great to our 2019 concert using the Camino de Santiago as its inspiration that St. Martin’s has decided to record the repertoire of that concert as its next commercially […]
Ars Nova Singers: Made Fragile
Ars Nova Singers: Made Fragile
After a difficult winter, Ars Nova Singers welcomes the fragile spring with a program that honors the uncertainty of our shared experiences and the trust we place in one another. We open with sinuous works by Indian-American composer Reena Esmail, riffing on the seemingly unordered yet hauntingly beautiful sounds of traditional Hindustani raga. Matthew Dane, viola; […]
5 events,
Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Spring Concert – Denver
Evergreen Chamber Orchestra’s Spring Concert – Denver
ECO’s 2021-2022 Season Masterworks Concert Series continues with our Spring Concert. This incredible program features ECO’s 2019-2020 Young Artists Solo Competition winner Jocelynn King performing the opening movement of Camille Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto No. 2. The program also features a new composition by local Colorado pianist and composer Cindi Hsu, entitled Prayer for the Living. Ms. Hsu recently performed another original […]
Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago
Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago
Sponsored by Peter DeBlois in memory of his wife Marta Algermissen Garay and Gene & Rosann McCullough Pre concert lecture by Gene McCullough Reaction was so great to our 2019 concert using the Camino de Santiago as its inspiration that St. Martin’s has decided to record the repertoire of that concert as its next commercially […]
Ars Nova Singers: Made Fragile
Ars Nova Singers: Made Fragile
After a difficult winter, Ars Nova Singers welcomes the fragile spring with a program that honors the uncertainty of our shared experiences and the trust we place in one another. We open with sinuous works by Indian-American composer Reena Esmail, riffing on the seemingly unordered yet hauntingly beautiful sounds of traditional Hindustani raga. Matthew Dane, viola; […]
Ars Nova Singers: Made Fragile
Ars Nova Singers: Made Fragile
After a difficult winter, Ars Nova Singers welcomes the fragile spring with a program that honors the uncertainty of our shared experiences and the trust we place in one another. We open with sinuous works by Indian-American composer Reena Esmail, riffing on the seemingly unordered yet hauntingly beautiful sounds of traditional Hindustani raga. Matthew Dane, viola; […]
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