The Colorado Choir is pleased to be singing again! We will present “Christmas with The Colorado Choir” at Augustana Lutheran Church in Denver. Performances will be on Friday, December 10th and Saturday, December 11th at 7:30 pm. A shortened matinee performance will be presented on Saturday, December 11th at 2:00 pm at the First Presbyterian […]
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Christmas with The Colorado Choir
The Colorado Choir is pleased to be singing again! We will present “Christmas with The Colorado Choir” at Augustana Lutheran Church in Denver. Performances will be on Friday, December 10th and Saturday, December 11th at 7:30 pm. A shortened matinee performance will be presented on Saturday, December 11th at 2:00 pm at the First Presbyterian […]
Christmas with The Colorado Choir
The Colorado Choir is pleased to be singing again! We will present “Christmas with The Colorado Choir” at Augustana Lutheran Church in Denver. Performances will be on Friday, December 10th and Saturday, December 11th at 7:30 pm. A shortened matinee performance will be presented on Saturday, December 11th at 2:00 pm at the First Presbyterian […]
From Bach to Chilcott: Christmas with The Colorado Choir
A preview by Betsy Schwarm Choral Christmas concerts often rely on old favorites. There’s comfort to be found in hearing them, much like the comfort of a cup of hot chocolate or a favorite sweater. Moreover, most of the old favorites became favorites for good reasons, whether from excellence of craftsmanship or associated memories. What’s […]
Cocoa for Christmas: Britten and Much More from The Colorado Choir
A preview by Betsy Schwarm At this time of year, Christmas choral concerts seem to happen on an hourly basis. Many have the same overall plan: carol arrangements old and new with a dash of audience sing-along. Certainly, there’s much to be said for the tried and true. However, more adventurous ensembles branch out rather […]
From Verdi to Lauridsen with The Colorado Choir
A preview by Betsy Schwarm Imagine a large group of singers, performing gloriously beautiful music together. What composer would you like it to be? Perhaps something grandly operatic by Verdi, or would you prefer something lush and serene by Lauridsen? If your vote is for both, in close order, then The Colorado Choir’s season-closing concerts […]
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From Bach to Chilcott: Christmas with The Colorado Choir
A preview by Betsy Schwarm Choral Christmas concerts often rely on old favorites. There’s comfort to be found in hearing them, much like the comfort of...
Seicento Launches its 10th Anniversary Season Reliving a Long-Ago Wedding Bash
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Love Makes the Melody Immortal: the Music of Louis Lewandowski
A preview by Betsy Schwarm “Liebe macht das Lied unsterblich!” = “Love makes the song (or melody) immortal!” The exclamation point is on the...
