Each year, thousands of students come to Boettcher Concert Hall for a captivating and immersive concert experience, many for the first time. This year’s theme, Destination Denver, will take students on a journey through Denver’s vibrant neighborhoods and explore the diverse musical traditions of the Mile High City. Join the Colorado Symphony and our featured artist collaborators, ArtistiCO Dance Company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, and rapper Chinelo “Nelo” Tyler, as we take a musical tour of Denver from inside Boettcher Concert Hall.

Each year, thousands of students come to Boettcher Concert Hall for a captivating and immersive concert experience, many for the first time. This year’s theme, Destination Denver, will take students on a journey through Denver’s vibrant neighborhoods and explore the diverse musical traditions of the Mile High City. Join the Colorado Symphony and our featured artist collaborators, ArtistiCO Dance Company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, and rapper Chinelo “Nelo” Tyler, as we take a musical tour of Denver from inside Boettcher Concert Hall.

This concert experience takes the attendees on a unique and immersive culinary and musical journey.

Each year, thousands of students come to Boettcher Concert Hall for a captivating and immersive concert experience, many for the first time. This year’s theme, Destination Denver, will take students on a journey through Denver’s vibrant neighborhoods and explore the diverse musical traditions of the Mile High City. Join the Colorado Symphony and our featured artist collaborators, ArtistiCO Dance Company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, and rapper Chinelo “Nelo” Tyler, as we take a musical tour of Denver from inside Boettcher Concert Hall.

Each year, thousands of students come to Boettcher Concert Hall for a captivating and immersive concert experience, many for the first time. This year’s theme, Destination Denver, will take students on a journey through Denver’s vibrant neighborhoods and explore the diverse musical traditions of the Mile High City. Join the Colorado Symphony and our featured artist collaborators, ArtistiCO Dance Company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, and rapper Chinelo “Nelo” Tyler, as we take a musical tour of Denver from inside Boettcher Concert Hall.

It’s a spooktacular event for all the boys and ghouls! This family-friendly concert features music from films, television, and more. Costumes are encouraged making this a ghastly-good time for every little monster and their mummy!

Metropolitan Opera soprano, Angela Brown will perform alongside the Symphony to present a beguiling repertoire of works by Giacomo Puccini, Antonín Dvořák, William Grant Still, and Richard Wagner. Join us for this incredible evening of music, combining Ms. Brown's stunning voice and powerful stage presence with the exquisite sound of the orchestra.

DYAO invites you to join us at Boettcher Concert Hall, home of Your Colorado Symphony, for a captivating matinee performance of “Metamorphosis”. This program explores themes of transformation through some of the most compelling musical works: the mystical world of the ancient Mayas in Silvestre Revueltas' La noche de los Mayas, the lush landscapes of the Amazon with Daniel Catán's Florencia en el Amazonas, and Paul Hindemith's inventive Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber. These spectacular pieces showcase dynamic orchestration and brilliant reimagining. Plus, don’t miss a special dance collaboration with ArtistiCO that is sure to leave you wanting more.

The Mexican Cultural Center, with the Colorado Symphony, present the eighth annual Latin Beats: Sonidos de las Américas. This unique, free concert celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month and Latin culture’s influence on sound in the Americas, showcasing a fusion of traditional, classical, and contemporary music augmented by the Colorado Symphony’s soaring orchestrations.

The Missouri Symphony, in collaboration with Landlocked Opera, presents Donizetti’s beloved opera, L’elisir d’amore (The Elixir of Love). Featuring singers from around the country and under the baton of music director Wilbur Lin, this production will leave a lasting impression. The opera will be sung in Italian with English supertitles.

The Missouri Symphony, in collaboration with Landlocked Opera, presents Donizetti’s beloved opera, L’elisir d’amore (The Elixir of Love). Featuring singers from around the country and under the baton of music director Wilbur Lin, this production will leave a lasting impression. The opera will be sung in Italian with English supertitles.

Join your Colorado Symphony for a musical evening under the stars at the Arvada Center Outdoor Amphitheater in this tribute to Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops.

The final concert of the 2024 Firefly Music Festival will send us off with a program dedicated to composer Edward Elgar. The MSO will present his Cello Concerto, featuring Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society’s cellist Nicholas Canellakis, and close the summer with Elgar’s Enigma Variations.

Our annual summer pops concert will honor our country’s musical legacy with an interesting mixture of patriotic and film music. Featuring the crowd-pleasing music of legendary film composer John Williams, the MSO will present selections from both Star Wars and Harry Potter. With a nod to resident Columbia composer John William “Blind” Boone and our annual honoring of military veterans and active duty, this concert will get you in the mood for the holiday the next day.

This concert will explore music influenced by Finland and our state of Missouri. Some highlights include Coleridge-Taylor’s Hiawatha Overture and Sibelius’ Violin Concerto, featuring David Oistrakh First Prize winner violinist SooBeen Lee. The MSO will also continue its engagement with the music of one-time Missouri resident Carl Busch, presenting his piece, Minnehaha’s Vision.

The opening concert of our annual Firefly Music Festival celebrates the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9. The Missouri Symphony Orchestra will kick off the concert with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1. After intermission, they will be joined by the Columbia Choral and four of the most exciting young solo voices from across the country to present the 9th Symphony, which was first performed just over 200 years from this date. With its well-known final movement, commonly known as “Ode to Joy,” the audience will leave excited for what is to come the rest of the festival.

Brimming with “fizzy spirit and breezy sophistication” (Chicago Sun-Times), Pink Martini is a glamorous and global phenomenon. Say “oui” to an exhilarating evening featuring a mix of Brazilian samba, Parisian café music, cabaret, and vintage jazz as this Denver favorite returns, featuring lead singer China Forbes.

Experience the unfurling expansion of Elephant Revival's songs with the many-colored palette of your Colorado Symphony in Boettcher Concert Hall.

Experience the timeless symphonic fairytale, Peter and the Wolf, as well as Benjamin Britten’s Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra. In collaboration with a local theater company, your Colorado Symphony bring these works to life in a family-friendly event that is fun for all ages!

Your Colorado Symphony continues its shared vision of music education with longstanding partner the Denver Young Artists Orchestra (DYAO).

This year’s theme for youth concerts is Untold Stories of the West. Join us for a concert experience that celebrates the cultural diversity of one of America’s most iconic landscapes.

This year’s theme for youth concerts is Untold Stories of the West. Join us for a concert experience that celebrates the cultural diversity of one of America’s most iconic landscapes.

This year’s theme for youth concerts is Untold Stories of the West. Join us for a concert experience that celebrates the cultural diversity of one of America’s most iconic landscapes.

This year’s theme for youth concerts is Untold Stories of the West. Join us for a concert experience that celebrates the cultural diversity of one of America’s most iconic landscapes.

Join all 3 of DYAO’s orchestras as we experience the rich tapestry of British musical heritage, weaving together the timeless beauty of British compositions with a contemporary twist. Immerse yourself in the captivating charm of Alice Mary Smith’s “The Masque of Pandora.” The program will also include works by Vaughan Williams, John Rutter, Coleridge-Taylor, and Lennon/McCartney!

The Missouri Symphony presents an evening experience that includes a discussion and the performance of Carlos Simon’s Requiem for the Enslaved, a piece for spoken word artist and a chamber ensemble. The performance, featuring Rev. Dr. Clyde Ruffin, is about reconciliation, yet it is done in a way that does not shy away from an atrocious past. The librettist Marco Pavé explored the history of Georgetown, both the university and the city, in its dark past of trading enslaved people. Here in Missouri, a state that both has histories in providing safe harbor to escaped and freed enslaved people while having its own undeniably dark past of slave trade, the Missouri Symphony aims to be part of the ongoing discourse in discovering the past and exploring a way forward with this performance. The concert will be presented by utilizing the stories of a few formerly enslaved people in Georgetown, while done in the honor of many, near and far.