Preview by Betsy Schwarm Spoken words, stage action, live music, an engaging story of an imaginative child and her personal superhero: what more could one desire of a theatrical experience, […]
Love Changes Everything with Colorado Chamber Players

Preview Article by Betsy Schwarm, originally published in 2022 Re-published in January 2023: a virtual re-broadcast (no live performances) of the February 2022 “Love Changes Everything” program is available from […]
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Twilight Zone at Broomfield Auditorium

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Twilight Zone at Montclair Civic Center

A delightfully haunted afternoon awaits, with strange and supernatural music of the Baroque era, by Marin Marais, Antony Holborne, Henry Purcell, Gottweig Archive, and Giuseppe Tartini. Spooky poetry by Emily […]
Twilight Zone at Happy Hour Concerts

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Baroque Road Trip: Summer Edition, with Colorado Chamber Players

Ready to travel this summer? Get out your passport and join the Colorado Chamber Players on August 2nd, for a delightful musical journey through Rome, Paris, Amiens, London, Köthen, and […]
Baroque Gems rebroadcast, Colorado Chamber Players

Did you miss our September 20th zoom concert? Good news- you can view it online through October 3rd. It’s still FREE. With Sarah Biber, Barbara Hamilton, Jennifer Carpenter and Paul […]
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