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A guide to classical music in Denver this fall

The Denver Post

If there is one word to sum up the classical offerings coming Denver’s way this fall, it is this: variety.

Boettcher Concert Hall’s President and CEO Daniel Wachter on their 122 million dollar renovation

KOA, Denver Morning News

This weekend, Boettcher Concert Hall will be resounding with the sound of the Colorado Symphony, but come fall 2028, there will be a different sound reverberating off the walls of this iconic concert hall.

One of Denver’s most iconic concert halls is set to undergo massive renovations

CBS Colorado

Colorado Symphony believes it's secured the final piece of funding to move forward with a massive renovation.

Take In Some Amazing Music During the Colorado Symphony’s New Season

Colorado & Company

If the word symphony makes you think you have to know your Mozart from your Mahler, think again.

Inside Boettcher Concert Hall’s $122 million renovation

Westword

Intimacy is still Boettcher’s defining trick. The seats, however, are another story. By Toni Tresca | September 10, 2026 When Boettcher Concert Hall opened in March 1978, Denver unveiled an experiment in how audiences could experience an orchestra. The $13 million, nearly 2,700-seat hall debuted with the Denver Symphony Orchestra performing Vaughan Williams, Pyotr Ilyich …

Mingyu Son Joins Colorado Symphony as Principal Timpani

Symphony from the League of American Orchestras

The Colorado Symphony has appointed Mingyu Son as principal timpani beginning with the 2026-27 season

Colorado Symphony musicians get ready to open the 2026-2027 season

CBS Colorado

The Colorado Symphony is on a roll right now, the city recently approved a renovation to Boettcher Concert Hall, and the musicians are getting ready to open the 2026/27 season.

COLORADO SYMPHONY: MUSIC THAT MOVES YOU – September 8, 2026

Mile High Living Denver

The Colorado Symphony offers music that sparks your imagination. music that speaks to your heart and music that moves you.

A New Chapter Begins with Beethoven’s Ninth

CPR Classical

There is something about hearing a great orchestra live that a pair of speakers, even a great pair of speakers can’t completely reproduce.

What if We Were All a Little More Like Yo-Yo Ma? 

The New York Times

With a global audience, Ma models a way of being that goes against the grain of cynicism, polarization and isolation. It’s up to us to pay attention.