"How can somebody who relies on hearing to do what they do, lose their hearing and still have the wherewithal and emotional need to continue creating, even though he knew he would never be able to hear any of these works? That, to me, is kind of incomprehensible." Colorado Symphony Music Director Brett Mitchell chats with CPR Classical host David Ginder about the mystery of Beethoven.

Join the Colorado Symphony as they relive some of their best performances during the “Virtual Music Hour.” Each performance has a special introduction from a musician or conductor. There are also fun activities that help listeners dive deeper into the music. The recordings are posted on Friday evenings.

The Colorado Symphony has postponed in-perso nconcerts through May 31 but are continuing to #PlayOn by streaming virtual concerts online each weekend at ColoradoSymphony.org. 

Denver 7's Katie LaSalle talks to the Colorado Symphony's Chief Artistic Officer Anthony Pierce about what that organization is doing to stay together during the COVID-19 pandemic and why they hope you will donate to the symphony during #GivingTuesdayNow, May 5.

The Colorado Symphony's video for "Ode to Joy" is not traditional. Then again, neither were the circumstances that spurred its release. Posted to the Colorado Symphony's blog on March 23, the video shows a virtual gathering of musicians,