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Colorado Symphony opens October with Tchaikovsky’s Battle with Fate 

When guest conductor Delyana Lazarova brings Tchaikovsky's Fourth to Boettcher Concert Hall, audiences will hear a symphonic confession born out of turmoil, longing, and the inexorable hand of fate.

A New Era Continues

For the Colorado Symphony’s Music Director, Peter Oundjian, the allure of the podium was present even from an early age. 

A Symphony of Farewell: Mahler’s Ninth

When Gustav Mahler put pen to paper in the summer of 1909, he knew he was writing on borrowed time. Already marked by tragedy and illness, his life had become a relentless meditation on mortality. His Ninth Symphony — the last he would complete — is more than just music. It is a farewell letter, …

From the Bow to the Baton: How Pinchas Zukerman Shaped Peter Oundjian’s Musical Journey

Peter Oundjian and Pinchas Zukerman revisit their creative spark as Zukerman joins as soloist for the Bruch Violin Concerto and Beethoven’s Romance in G major.

Remembering Charles Burrell

A titan in both sound and spirit, Burrell embodied a kind of brilliance and generosity that transcended the stage.

Colorado Symphony’s Groundbreaking Investment in Hearing Protection Sets Industry Standard

The Colorado Symphony's groundbreaking investment in hearing protection sets the industry standard. In partnership with Marion Downs Center.

Meet Daniel Wachter – Colorado Symphony’s New President & CEO

As President & CEO, Wachter is bringing his passion for the arts and decades of global leadership experience to Colorado’s premier symphonic institution.

Colorado Symphony Welcomes Three New Musicians for the 2025/26 Season 

The Colorado Symphony is thrilled to welcome three new musicians to the ensemble for the 2025/26 Season.

Soaring Pines and Sonic Splendor: Respighi’s Pines of Rome with the Colorado Symphony 

The Colorado Symphony and Music Director Peter Oundjian open their season with a piece as grand and evocative as the Rockies themselves: Pines of Rome. 

A Music Lover’s Guide to Symphonic and Classical Music in Denver

Explore how to enjoy classical music in Denver with the Colorado Symphony, including $15 tickets, festive concerts, and outdoor summer performances.