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Evergreen Chamber Orchestra Fall Concert (Evergreen)

Our Fall Concerts feature ECO’s principal violist and founding member Wanda Beck performing Telemann’s Concerto for Viola in G Major. Other pieces include Prokofiev’s Classical Symphony, Barber’s legendary Adagio for Strings, and Haydn’s Symphony No. 100 […]

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Evergreen Chamber Orchestra Fall Concert (Arvada)

Our Fall Concerts feature ECO’s principal violist and founding member Wanda Beck performing Telemann’s Concerto for Viola in G Major. Other pieces include Prokofiev’s Classical Symphony, Barber’s legendary Adagio for Strings, and Haydn’s Symphony No. 100 […]

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Jewish Sounds of Soviet Russia: Colorado Chamber Players at JAAMM Festival

Jewish and Yiddish music have always found their way into Russian music. The role of Jewish composers in Russia changed dramatically after the rise of Stalin and after World War […]

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Shostakovich and His Circle, Colorado Chamber Players at Longmont Museum

The great Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich was surrounded by extraordinary talent in Soviet Russia. The CCP performs music by Shostakovich; by Shostakovich’s closest friend, Miecyzslaw Weinberg;  by Russia’s “bad boy” […]

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Colorado Chamber Players at Trinity Presbyterian Arvada: Prokofiev Quintet

Different Worlds: Shostakovich and Prokofiev As part of Trinity Presbyterian’s Second Tuesday Concert Series, the CCP will perform on December 8th. A dessert reception follows the concert, and is included […]

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Colorado Chamber Players and Denver Eclectic Concerts: Prokofiev Quintet

Different Worlds: Shostakovich and Prokofiev The CCP is thrilled to collaborate with the Denver Eclectic Concert Series for the first time! DEC serves a selection of wine, cheese and other […]

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Denver Phil Brings It On Home

A review by Marc Shulgold Sold-out orchestral concerts are a rarity in these parts—standing-room-only is simply unheard of. Unless you’re talking about the Denver Philharmonic. The 67-year-old ensemble (having gone […]

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Linda Wang and Denver Philharmonic Orchestra: Valentine’s Day concert

By Robin McNeil Performing to a packed house, the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Lawrence Golan, performed its fourth concert of the season, which was entitled Young […]

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