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Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts
Built as the Pikes Peak region’s first true symphony hall, the Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts is the home and primary venue of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic.
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Parking at the Pikes Peak Center
Streetside parking is available surrounding the Pikes Peak Center. Secure covered parking is also available in the parking structure located on the south side of the Center on Sahwatch Street. The parking garage opens 90 minutes prior to each performance and closes 90 minutes after the conclusion of the performance. The fee is $5 per car.
October 2020
Audience Mix Tape: West Side Story
Like many performing arts organizations, we have made the difficult decision to modify our 2020-21 Concert Season for the safety of our patrons, musicians and staff. It is with great sadness that we announce the cancellation of Audience Mix Tape: West Side Story in 2020.
The Ring
Like many performing arts organizations, we have made the difficult decision to modify our 2020-21 Concert Season for the safety of our patrons, musicians and staff. It is with great sadness that we announce the cancellation of The Ring in 2020.
November 2020
The Music of Elton John
Like many performing arts organizations, we have made the difficult decision to modify our 2020-21 Concert Season for the safety of our patrons, musicians and staff. It is with great sadness that we announce the cancellation of The Music of Elton John in 2020.
The Nutcracker
Like many performing arts organizations, we have made the difficult decision to modify our 2020-21 Concert Season for the safety of our patrons, musicians and staff. It is with great sadness that we announce the cancellation of the The Nutcracker in 2020.
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Christmas Symphony
Like many performing arts organizations, we have made the difficult decision to modify our 2020-21 Concert Season for the safety of our patrons, musicians and staff. It is with great sadness that we announce the cancellation of Christmas Symphony in 2020.
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Like many performing arts organizations, we have made the difficult decision to modify our 2020-21 Concert Season for the safety of our patrons, musicians and staff. It is with great sadness that we announce the cancellation of the New Year’s Eve Concert in 2020.
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January 2021
Don Quixote
Josep Caballé-Domenech conductor
Jan Vogler cello
Gerard Danzas de Don Quixote (Dances of Don Quixote)
R. Strauss Don Quixote
On The Town
Three sailors on 24-hour shore-leave in New York City. What could go wrong? From the city’s high culture, to its lowbrow street smarts, to the innocent adventurousness of three sailors and the women they meet, Leonard Bernstein’s 1944 On the Town is a comedic and romantic romp for the generations.
February 2021
Cinderella
Josep Caballé-Domenech conductor
Kevin Zhu violin
Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1
Prokofiev Cinderella symphonic selections from the ballet
March 2021
Mariachi Los Camperos
Multi-Grammy Award winners Mariachi Los Camperos have toured the world with big brass, guitars, strings, vocals, and their unmistakable ‘Grito’ – that joyous yell so distinctive of Mexico itself. They join forces with our beloved Philharmonic for traditional songs and storytelling.
JCD 10th Anniversary
Celebrating a decade at the helm, Maestro Josep Caballé-Domenech has assembled a Gala evening as a love letter to the musicians and patrons of Colorado Springs. It all starts with a shimmering Gala concert with Josep’s dearest friends – cellist Jan Vogler and composer Enric Palomar – and concludes with George Gershwin’s beloved Porgy and Bess. After the concert, the concert hall is transformed for an after-hours party with food, champagne, and dancing.
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April 2021
JoAnn Falletta: Appalachian Spring
JoAnn Falletta conductor
featuring the Colorado Springs Philharmonic French Horns
John Corigliano Phantasmorgia
Schumann Konzertstück for Four Horns
Copland Appalachian Spring
Roberto Sierra Fandangos
May 2021
Revolutionary
Josep Caballé-Domenech conductor
Adrian Anantawan violin
Beethoven Fidelio Overture
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
Shostakovich Symphony No. 11, “The Year 1905”
Ray Charles: Motown and Beyond
Friends called him “Brother Ray” and the world calls him Genius. The Pops grand finale features master entertainer Ellis Hall in a special tribute to Ray Charles and the many sounds of Motown that define the soul of American music.
Beethoven at 250 Festival
Once in a lifetime opportunity to see all nine symphonies. A musical jubilee for Beethoven’s 250th. Over five successive nights, the Philharmonic will perform all nine symphonies. You’ll hear – and understand – Beethoven as never before, as the concerts build to their climax: the towering Ninth Symphony.
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