Charlie’s Yuletide Traditions
Each year in cities around the world, tuba and euphonium players gather to revel in the holiday season. The dark and pillowy sounds of the tuba reverberate around the area […]
Q&A With Ryan Jolicoeur-Nye, Acting Artistic Director of The Oklahoma City Ballet
There have been so many different takes on Hoffman’s story and, later, Tchaikovsky’s work. Why is it so malleable? There have been as many versions of The Nutcracker as there […]
Four Big Announcements
It seems like a dream now, remembering February 2020 and the last notes performed by the Philharmonic. It was an unforgettable night with violinist Itzhak Perlman performing Beethoven’s Violin Concerto […]
Behind Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker
By Tracy Mobley-Martinez At this point, with so many Christmas concerts behind him, Thomas Wilson isn’t exactly sure how many times he’s conducted The Nutcracker. “I’ve completely lost track,” he […]
World Premieres Inspired by ‘America the Beautiful’
In celebration of the 90th Anniversary Season and the beauty of the Pikes Peak region, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic commissioned six American composers to create unique interpretations based on the […]
