Celebrating György Ligeti’s centennial, TAKT Trio presents the composer’s Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano, alongside Brahm’s own Horn Trio as well as a new work by composer Hilda Paredes, reconsidering this medium for the 21st century. Co-presented with Friends of Chamber Music and DU’s Lamont School of Music.
TAKT Trio is:
Austin Wulliman – violin
David Byrd-Marrow – horn
Conor Hanick – piano
Our season closes with music that has captivated audiences in concert halls, movie theaters, and figure skating arenas for 123 years: Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, performed by pianist Zhu Wang and your Fort Collins Symphony. Béla Bartók’s Dance Suite continues the uplifting energy of the evening with a vibrant suite of dances pulsating with rhythm and melody. The concert concludes with the serenity of Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 2, a tranquil masterpiece that whispers with songs of nature.
Don’t miss this chance to celebrate a century of music with your Fort Collins Symphony.
“Maestro’s Musings” lecture at 6:30, included with ticket purchase.
Spend an evening immersed in the memorable music of Hollywood’s Silver Screen. From the iconic themes of “007 James Bond” to the epic scores of “Titanic,” “The Avengers,” and “Rocky,” join us for a journey through the music that has defined generations.
The Lost Junction Band brings rocking country music to The Art Center on Saturday, Feb. 3. This talented group of high school students has garnered several awards, including 1st place in the 2023 Aspen Rocks Student Music Competition and 1st place in the Beacon’s 2023 Best of the West of the West local band category. Tickets are $20, available online at artcenterguild.org and at The Art Center of Western Colorado.
Boulder locals DEAD ALIVE take the stage at Roots Music Project on Friday, February 16 for a full night of live Grateful Dead favorites. Dead Alive is one of the latest Grateful Dead tribute bands to hit the Front Range. The band is comprised of veteran musicians from the local music scene, including past and present members of Left Hand Monkey Wrench, Colorado Dead Set, Peak2Peak and New Speedway Boogie. It seems no matter how many gigs we play, their is always a desire for more live music. Dead Alive is a collective of musicians who decided to turn their weekly “just for fun” jam into the most fun Grateful Dead experience they can deliver. Dead Alive plays everything from the Dead’s “top 40” to their obscure tunes, building a repertoire from the deep sea of Grateful Dead material we have come to know and love.
DEAD ALIVE returns to The Louisville Underground for an evening of live Grateful Dead favorites. Doors at 7:00 PM. Music from 8:00 – 11:30 PM. Dead Alive is one of the latest Grateful Dead tribute bands to hit the Front Range. The band is comprised of veteran musicians from the local music scene, including past and present members of Left Hand Monkey Wrench, Colorado Dead Set, Peak2Peak and New Speedway Boogie. It seems no matter how many gigs we play, their is always a desire for more live music. Dead Alive is a collective of musicians who decided to turn their weekly “just for fun” jam into the most fun Grateful Dead experience they can deliver. Dead Alive plays everything from the Dead’s “top 40” to their obscure tunes, building a repertoire from the deep sea of Grateful Dead material we have come to know and love.
FREE SHOW… LEFT HAND MONKEY WRENCH returns to Cactus Jacks Saloon in Evergreen for an evening of live Grateful Dead favorites. Music starts at 8:00 PM. Denver-based Left Hand Monkey Wrench is a favorite in the Front Range jam band scene. Recreating the sounds of the Grateful Dead since 2017, the band is composed of local music veterans.
Experience the divine spark of genius that shines brightly and beautifully in this 18th century pinnacle composition: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter.” This masterpiece was Mozart’s final symphony and is filled with genius, expression, and creativity. The concert also features Arturo Márquez’s animated Dánzon No. 4, Erik Satie and Claude Debussy’s peaceful Gymnopédie No. 3, and Carlos Surinach’s fiery flamenco for orchestra: Ritmo Jondo.
Discover the roots of American classical music with “Dvořák Discovery.” Dvorak’s beloved 9th Symphony, “From the New World” is full of uplifting melodies and beautiful harmonies. Because of its unique structure and influences from American folk music, it is considered one of the most important American symphonies. Then, violinist and Colorado Symphony Concertmaster Yumi Hwang-Williams will take you on an exhilarating journey with Dvořák’s Violin Concerto. Finally, capture this opportunity to hear Florence Price’s Ethiopia’s Shadow in America, a work that traces the journey of slaves brought to the United States and stands as an inspiring testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
“Maestro’s Musings” lecture at 6:30, included with ticket purchase.
Please join us for a delightful one-hour family-friendly concert for the young and young at heart! This concert features Russel Peck’s The Thrill of the Orchestra and Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf, with dancers from Canyon Concert Ballet.
