Bold Music for Bright Futures

The Colorado Springs Philharmonic ‘teamed up’ with The US Olympic and Paralympic Museum to capture the attention of 4,000 elementary-aged students at The Pikes Peak Center. A new script was […]

Rhapsody in Blue at 100

by Ryan Raul Bañagale February 12, 1924, was a frigid day in New York City. But that didn’t stop an intrepid group of concertgoers from gathering in midtown Manhattan’s Aeolian […]

Free to Create, Always

Here’s the thing about being the only independent cultural organization of our kind in Southern Colorado The Colorado Springs Philharmonic does its work without a university’s backing or a government […]

The Day of the Dead: Live it Up!

Make no mistake about it: Día de Muertos is very much a celebration of life and the spiritual cycle we all share. It is a joyful observance that revels in […]

Mozart and Beethoven would like a word…

Mozart and Beethoven would like a word… Few musical legends strut quite like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. Their tunes still light up our lives today, serving as […]

Volunteer Spotlight: Jourdan Jackson

Our volunteers are the cornerstone of our operations. Their dedication goes beyond just donating time and energy; they pour their hearts and souls into supporting our mission. We are especially […]

A Gathering of Minds…How Truth Arises From Unity

What do a Taiwanese-American baton collector, a Finnish-American music director, and a Korean-born cellist with focal dystonia all have in common? You guessed it. They—along with seven other smashing musical […]

Trust, Talent, and a Bright Tomorrow

My friends, I’m so proud to share two thrilling developments with you and my thanks for the unwavering passion and kindness that you have shown. 1. A symphonic legacy and […]

She’s Still Got Soul

by Sarah Ryals If you caught her act last year, you know that Jenkins’ particular gift is her ability to emotionally transport audiences with every song she performs, from poignant […]