Conceived in December of 2011, Women of Note has made a lasting impact on the Colorado Symphony by helping to fund the salary of one distinguished female musician each season. Women of Note members enjoy four exclusive luncheons and recitals at locations across Denver, while relishing the fellowship and community created by fellow music lovers.

The 2018/19 Colorado Symphony season marks the 35th year of the Colorado Symphony Chorus (CSC). Founded in 1984 by Chorus Director Duain Wolfe, the CSC has earned a reputation as one of the finest symphonic choruses in the United States, performing annually in Boettcher Concert Hall and across the Centennial State while sharing the great musical masterworks of the world and upholding an artistic standard that is second to none.

On December 9, 2018, members of the Brett Mitchell Society gathered at Denver’s historic Dazzle Jazz Club for an intimate and wide ranging discussion with Music Director Brett Mitchell, Associate Conductor Christopher Dragon, and Assistant Conductor Bertie Baigent.

Explore the storied history between the Colorado Symphony and the Colorado Symphony Guild – a relationship that stretches back to the very birth of the ensemble now known as the Colorado Symphony.

Featuring pop-up concerts at 26 DaVita Dialysis centers throughout Colorado, the Day of Music brought 40 musicians and 18 hours of symphonic music to over 500 patients undergoing treatment for kidney disease as well as 200 DaVita employees at the clinics.