Board Member Takes Helm at Ent Center
It’s been fun to watch the evolution of David Siegel’s career as he’s moved from a Colorado Springs Philharmonic intern to Executive Director of the Bee Vradenburg Foundation to now […]
Autumn Awakening
The Philharmonic comeback means reunion with friends, and family experiences. Hear us out: the Colorado Springs Philharmonic has no official position on politics or Pumpkin Spice lattes. But just as […]
Media Release: Philharmonic Returns to the Stage
Colorado Springs Philharmonic to Return to the Stage (Colorado Springs, CO – Oct. 8, 2021) – The Colorado Springs Philharmonic and the Pikes Peak Musicians Association announced today that a […]
In Support: The Musician Assistance Fund
Musicians came first. In March 2020, when so much seemed uncertain, Philharmonic leadership took action and committed to paying musician fees for the rest of the Fiscal Year (thru July […]
ReSound: Power in Partnerships
There is no better approach to solving challenges than the famous saying, “two heads are better than one.” Harnessing the depths and abilities of others from different corners of your […]
In Harmony: A word from leadership
Welcome summer – a season of possibility and promise. While classical music is our passion, community building is our purpose. The Colorado Springs Philharmonic inspires not only in bar and […]
Envision a Comeback
Like so many in the performing arts, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic’s adventurous plans have been interrupted by COVID-19. The doors to the concert hall have been shuttered, our voice is […]
Your IRA RMD and the Philharmonic
by Dianne Reitan, Major Gifts Officer No doubt, it has been an emotional time as we wait for life to return to some sense of normalcy. As we ask the […]
A Letter from The Maestro
How are you? The spread of the coronavirus these past days and weeks is affecting lives of people worldwide and we’re all confronted with great challenges. Fortunately Monica, our boys, […]
Musician Feature Sarah Ford
Collaboration is a Cornerstone of an “Artistically Meaningful Life” Growing up in small-town Connecticut with two musicians for parents, a very young Sarah Ford had her heart set on being […]
Encore! Perlman Returns to Philharmonic Stage
As often happens in the rarified world of prominent classical performers, personal pathways can intertwine and evolve over decades and continents. Nine years ago, when a peripatetic young Josep Caballé-Domenech […]
McDuffie Performs Internationally Adored “Seasons” Program
In 1973, a 14-year-old Georgia violin student was taken, perhaps a little reluctantly, to hear Itzhak Perlman. “Up to that point, I didn’t like practicing,” recalls Robert McDuffie. “But seeing […]
