Colorado Symphony Orchestra – Listen Here Denver!

Turn Over The Keys – May 28th – Boettcher Concert Hall

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date June 5, 2015
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Last Thursday provided an unique opportunity to see local artists collaborate with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra during a performance titled “Turn Over The Keys.” It was a change in both scenery and sonic shape for fans of the four talented artists who played along with 26 equally talented string players. Collaborators were a handful of well known local artists – Ian Cooke, Land Lines, Jay Clifford, and Megan Burtt.

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Amos Lee & The Colorado Symphony – August 1st – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date August 6, 2014
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It was a gorgeous summer night at Red Rocks this past Friday and fifty-year-old white women waited in long lines to buy Beringer white wine. And buy it they did. As the night progressed the blouse wearing masses yapped, sipped and sang. The sky changed colors over the sold-out rocks and the crowd found their seats early for another magical collaboration with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.

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Local Shows Of The Year – Our Picks For The Best Local Band Concerts Of 2013

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date December 31, 2013
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It goes without saying that Denver has an incredible music scene but what’s even more important to realize is that on any given night there are countless “local” bands playing their hearts out for legions of devoted fans. These are not The String Cheese Incidents, Frays, or Yonder Mountain String Bands of our scene, these are their heirs, the next generation of bands who are sure to keep the Colorado music scene on the map.

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Colorado Symphony featuring Branford Marsalis – September 21st – Boettcher Concert Hall

Post Author By Jim Mimna
Post Date September 27, 2013
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Saxophone legend Branford Marsalis joined the Colorado Symphony and we found out that in this tumultuous era of digital dominance that there is peace in the analog world of the CO Symphony where things like dynamics, musical excellence, and purity of sonics are fundamental. Who knew that the freshest show in town is also the oldest? Do yourself a favor, go sit in the best room in Denver and see the Symphony soon!

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Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes – July 30th – Red Rocks

Post Author By Brian Turk
Post Date August 12, 2013
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Warren Haynes and The Colorado Symphony Orchestra performed the music of Jerry Garcia on a serene night and Deadhead’s came from out of the woodwork to unite. Young, old. Dentists, dopers and doctors. Birkenstocks and Baby Boomers, wookies and wanderers. Anyone who ever loved the music of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead appreciated the special setting his tunes were being payed tribute in. Well, almost everyone.

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Guster & The Colorado Symphony – March 8th – Boettcher Hall

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date March 13, 2012
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This past Thursday, Denver’s Boettcher Concert Hall played host to an exciting collaboration between the regal Colorado Symphony and whimsical Boston Pop-Rock group Guster. While there was a bit of sonic disconnect between the band and the symphony early on in the evening, songs like “Two Points for Honesty,” “Either Way,” and a completely acoustic “Jesus On The Radio” were very well received. We applaud The Colorado Symphony for bringing in contemporary acts and exposing new audiences to the amazing work they do.

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Trey Anastasio & The Colorado Symphony – February 28th – Boettcher Concert Hall

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date February 29, 2012
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Trey Anastasio’s orchestral tour stopped in Denver last night for a memorable performance with The Colorado Symphony. Whether Trey does this kind of thing again once, or a hundred more times in the future, it was a truly memorable and unique experience. A great room, great fans, and great music made for a pretty amazing night that won’t soon be forgotten

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Barry Fey And Harry Tuft To Be Honored By Colorado Music Hall Of Fame

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date December 15, 2011
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Two Colorado legends, […]