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Q&A with Conductor Gemma New

Q&A: Ahead of her Colorado Symphony debut, conductor Gemma New reflects on the emotional power of Mozart’s Requiem, revealing what inspires her interpretation and why its themes of loss, hope, and human connection remain as meaningful today as ever...

Mozart’s Requiem: The Mystery Behind a Masterpiece

Mozart’s Requiem began as a mysterious anonymous commission and became his final, unfinished masterpiece. Completed after his death at 35, it endures as a powerful meditation on mortality, loss, hope, and human resilience...

Colorado Symphony Guild Makes Record Contribution to the Orchestra 

For more than 90 years, the Colorado Symphony Guild has championed the Orchestra through volunteer service, fundraising, and community engagement, culminating in a record $83,000 contribution last year...

Musician Spotlight: Associate Concertmaster Claude Sim 

For more than two decades, Associate Concertmaster Claude Sim has brought curiosity, versatility, and passion to the Colorado Symphony, building a career that spans classical music, jazz, tango, bluegrass, teaching, and beyond...

The Magic of the Firebird

Experience the magic of The Firebird as the Colorado Symphony and Cleo Parker Robinson Dance unite for a vibrant retelling of Stravinsky’s classic tale, filled with breathtaking music, powerful choreography, and unforgettable storytelling...

Q&A with Principal Horn Michael Thornton

As Michael Thornton prepares to perform John Williams's Horn Concerto, he reflects on the music's literary inspirations, its personal connection to his wife, the concerto's technical demands, and a special surprise for fans of Williams' iconic film scores...

Andrew Litton is Back at Home in Denver

Andrew Litton returns to the Colorado Symphony for a homecoming filled with history, artistry, and music that moves, featuring Stravinsky, Bernstein, and Ravel...

Musician Spotlight: Principal Flute Brook Ferguson

Meet Brook Ferguson, Colorado Symphony Principal Flute since 2010 — from bluegrass roots in Virginia to national acclaim — sharing her love of Debussy, eclectic playlists, and calling Golden, Colorado home...

Q&A with Violinist Vadim Gluzman

Q&A: Gluzman discusses his deep connection to Bernstein’s Serenade, its exploration of love, and his decades-long musical partnership with conductor Andrew Litton ahead of their Colorado Symphony performances...

Momentum Builds for the Colorado Symphony’s Next Chapter

Your Colorado Symphony reflects on a landmark year as momentum builds for the season ahead — Boettcher Hall's $120M renovation funding, a Carnegie Hall/Radio City tour, Yo-Yo Ma at Red Rocks, and record community impact...