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Colorado Symphony
The future of live, symphonic music.
About Colorado Symphony
The future of live, symphonic music. The Colorado Symphony Association is the region's only full-time professional orchestra committed to artistic excellence and ensuring the future of live, symphonic music. Performing over 150 concerts annually at Boettcher Concert Hall in downtown Denver and across Colorado, your Colorado Symphony is home to eighty full-time musicians, representing more than a dozen nations, and regularly welcomes the most celebrated artists from all genres of music. Originally established in 1989 as the successor to the Denver Symphony, the Colorado Symphony thrives on a spirit of collaboration among musicians, staff, trustees and the community. The Colorado Symphony performs in Boettcher Concert Hall and On Location throughout the state and region with small ensembles to the full-sized orchestra. Programs include education and outreach initiatives, and concert series for all types of listeners, including Classics, Symphony Pops, Holiday, Family, Listen/Hear, Movie at the Symphony, Musicurious Education Programs, and more. Our Mission: Creating extraordinary musical experiences that transport today’s listener, from the best of the past to the edge of the future.
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Presence & Recognition
Colorado Symphony celebrated its Funding Agreement with the City and County of Denver on Sept. 12, putting Boettcher on track for renovation.
Reported by Daniel Wachter
Presence & Recognition
Colorado Symphony Musicians played a record 10 shows at the Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre this summer.
Reported by Daniel Wachter
Presence & Recognition
Colorado Symphony theme this season is Music that moves you! Not music admired from a distance, but music that moves something in you unexpectedly.
Reported by Daniel Wachter
Capital & Finance
Colorado Symphony announced that Boettcher Concert Hall is getting a $120 million renovation to reimagine the home for generations to come.
Reported by Daniel Wachter