Cynthia Erivo discusses her upcoming February 15 performance alongside the Colorado Symphony with the Denver Post. “I love the sound of an orchestra,” she said. “There’s nothing like literally feeling the force of the music behind you. You can feel the sound moving through the air. That’s why whenever I have an opportunity to do this, I do it.”

Cynthia Erivo, a 2020 Academy Award nominee for her performance in Harriet, and a Tony, Emmy and Grammy award-winning performer, is on her way to Denver for an evening with the Colorado Symphony. On February 15, for one night only, she'll treat the crowd to songs made famous by Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald, Beyoncé, and other remarkable artists.

Singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile will team up with the Colorado Symphony for a two-night Red Rocks stand this fall. The musical forces will come together Sept. 12-13 at Red Rocks in Morrison.

Mandolin Orange's one-of-a-kind concert with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra on Friday, January 17 “felt like a dream,” in Frantz’s words, to all who occupied the Boettcher Concert Hall that night — musicians and audience members alike.

Groups of musicians with the Colorado Symphony recently played for an animal audience — giraffes, orangutans and a pregnant greater one-horned rhino — at the Denver Zoo as part of a harmonious partnership forged by a shared sense of community.