Volunteer Spotlight: Sally Sharpe

At the Colorado Springs Philharmonic, we couldn’t do what we do without our amazing team of volunteers. These passionate individuals don’t just offer their time and energy – they offer […]

Confronting the Status Quo

Confronting the Status Quo: A celebration of three unlikely heroes and their quests for reform by Robert Mcguill Previous Next All heroes are ‘unlikely’ in their own way. Maybe this […]

An Homage to Friendship

An Homage to Frienship The Creative Collaboration of Jan Vogler and Josep Caballé-Domenech. “Vogler has the ability to make his cello speak like a singing voice.” The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung […]

The Eternal Quixote

The Eternal Quixote by Mark Arnest The life of Miguel de Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote, was a litany of disappointments. His left arm was rendered useless by a […]

Behind Tchaikovsky’s, The Nutcracker

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 says. “Between the […]

UCHealth Announced as Series Presenting Sponsor

The Colorado Springs Philharmonic is pleased to announce UCHealth as the Presenting Sponsor of the El Pomar Foundation Masterworks series. “A great symphony orchestra only works with broad community partnerships, […]

It’s In His Blood: Violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky

It’s In His Blood: Violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky The Colorado Springs Philharmonic is honored and delighted to welcome Alexander Sitkovetsky to perform Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No.1 on October 29-30. In Alexander’s […]