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The Best Hiking Music: Classical Works for Denver’s Scenic Trails

Discover the best hiking music for Denver trails and pair classical gems with scenic hikes. Browse our guide for playlist inspiration for your next trek.

The Soundtrack of the Mile High City: A Look Back At The Colorado Symphony’s 2024/25 Season 

A Look Back At The Colorado Symphony’s 2024/25 Season including Classics, Spotlight performances, Education concerts, Movies, and more.

Inspire, Educate, Unite: The Colorado Symphony’s Civic and Community Commitment 

Beyond the stage and far from the traditional expectations of classical music, the Symphony has become a force for cultural inclusion, education, and equity.

Colorado Symphony & DYAO Bring Healing Through Music to Denver Medical Centers

The Colorado Symphony and DYAO brought the power of live music to Denver’s healthcare community through a special hospital performance series.

Augustin Hadelich Brings World-Class Virtuosity to Colorado Symphony Season Finale 

The Colorado Symphony closes its 2024/25 Season with Tchaikovsky’s towering Violin Concerto from May 30–June 1, with Augustin Hadelich.

The Haunted Heart of Berlioz — A Tale of the Symphonie fantastique 

More than a love story, Symphonie fantastique is a portrait of madness, creativity, and unrelenting passion.

Beer Lover’s Guide to Classical Composers

Browse our guide for the perfect classical composer for your pint, from Beethoven for stout fans to Missy Mazzoli for the IPA crowd. Discover your match.

Brahms for Two: Double Concerto Comes to Life with the Colorado Symphony  

The Colorado Symphony invites audiences into a rare and intimate musical conversation: Johannes Brahms’ Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 102.

Why Beethoven’s Second Symphony is a Must-See Live with the Colorado Symphony 

The Colorado Symphony invites you to experience Beethoven's Second-an overlooked gem of his early period, under the baton of Christopher Dragon.

Beyond Earth: Holst’s The Planets Soars with the Colorado Symphony 

From the thunderous march of war to the shimmer of distant stars, The Planets remains one of the most awe-inspiring orchestral journeys ever composed.