Brahms & Beethoven
Brahms scored his Schicksaslied (Song of Destiny) as a man haunted by fate and longing for divine connection. Philharmonic cellist Leah Hansen takes on Paul Moravec’s “Montserrat” concerto. Beethoven’s Egmont, […]
Prokofiev and Shostakovich
We lend an ear to two Russian greats, Sergei Prokofiev and Dmitri Shostakovich, in two unforgettable performances. Prokofiev’s most emotional work is his Symphony No. 7, which is followed by […]
The Ring Without Words
The Philharmonic’s principal oboe Noah Kay takes center stage in Strauss’ Oboe Concerto, among the composer’s final and most elegiac works. This is followed by Richard Wagner’s “The Ring Without […]
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame Festival Concert
The concert – which is part of Hall of Fame Festival – will feature hall of fame athletes to serve as guest conductors during hour-long concert. The United States Olympic […]
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, […]
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 […]
