Journey deeper into Middle-earth as the Colorado Symphony, Colorado Symphony Chorus, and soloists bring ACADEMY Award® winner Howard Shore’s monumental music to life with The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – In Concert. Experience the epic motion picture and its legendary score at Denver's stunning Boettcher Concert Hall, accompanied by 238 musicians – including symphony orchestra, chorus and soloists.
Event Type Concert
Contributors
Lucia Palladino
Colorado Symphony Chorus
Mar 29, 2026
Dates
29
Mar, 26
War and Peace: Haydn, Vaughan Williams, and Mazzoli
Your Colorado Symphony and Chorus present an evocative program uniting music born from the shadows of war, offering a journey through conflict, grief, and the search for peace. Two movements from Handel’s Messiah set the stage with a searing portrayal of nations at war. Haydn’s Mass in Time of War continues the narrative, its solemn prayers for peace interrupted by martial rhythms that reflect the looming threat of Napoleon’s armies. Missy Mazzoli’s These Worlds in Us – a haunting orchestral work inspired by her father’s service in Vietnam – intertwines grief and resilience, merging vulnerability with militaristic energy. Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem closes the program with an urgent cry for peace, drawing on sacred texts and Walt Whitman’s poetry, while offering a vision of hope. Through these works, the Colorado Symphony and Chorus remind us that even in humanity’s darkest hours, the struggle to find harmony is urgent and eternal.
Event Type Concert
Contributors
Lucia Palladino
Colorado Symphony Chorus
Apr 18, 2026
Dates
18
Apr, 26
Mahler's Second with Peter Oundjian & your Colorado Symphony Chorus
Music Director Peter Oundjian, the Colorado Symphony Chorus, a pair of incredible vocal soloists, and your very own Colorado Symphony join forces for an unforgettable sendoff to our concert season with Mahler’s colossal “Resurrection” symphony. This titanic work deals with nothing less than the meaning of life, as Mahler confronts an existential quest for understanding amid the challenges and incomprehensibilities we all experience. A gripping, emotional work of striking brilliance, Mahler’s passionate, stylish, and explosive symphonic journey concludes with an expression of hope and optimism that will leave you awestruck.
Event Type Concert
Contributors
Lucia Palladino
Colorado Symphony Chorus
May 29, 2026
Dates
29
May, 26
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – In Concert
Journey deeper into Middle-earth as the Colorado Symphony, Colorado Symphony Chorus, and soloists bring ACADEMY Award® winner Howard Shore’s monumental music to life with The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – In Concert. Experience the epic motion picture and its legendary score at Denver's stunning Boettcher Concert Hall, accompanied by 238 musicians – including symphony orchestra, chorus and soloists.
Event Type Concert
Contributors
Lucia Palladino
Colorado Symphony Chorus
Mar 29, 2026
Dates
29
Mar, 26
War and Peace: Haydn, Vaughan Williams, and Mazzoli
Your Colorado Symphony and Chorus present an evocative program uniting music born from the shadows of war, offering a journey through conflict, grief, and the search for peace. Two movements from Handel’s Messiah set the stage with a searing portrayal of nations at war. Haydn’s Mass in Time of War continues the narrative, its solemn prayers for peace interrupted by martial rhythms that reflect the looming threat of Napoleon’s armies. Missy Mazzoli’s These Worlds in Us – a haunting orchestral work inspired by her father’s service in Vietnam – intertwines grief and resilience, merging vulnerability with militaristic energy. Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem closes the program with an urgent cry for peace, drawing on sacred texts and Walt Whitman’s poetry, while offering a vision of hope. Through these works, the Colorado Symphony and Chorus remind us that even in humanity’s darkest hours, the struggle to find harmony is urgent and eternal.
Event Type Concert
Contributors
Lucia Palladino
Colorado Symphony Chorus
Apr 18, 2026
Dates
18
Apr, 26
Mahler's Second with Peter Oundjian & your Colorado Symphony Chorus
Music Director Peter Oundjian, the Colorado Symphony Chorus, a pair of incredible vocal soloists, and your very own Colorado Symphony join forces for an unforgettable sendoff to our concert season with Mahler’s colossal “Resurrection” symphony. This titanic work deals with nothing less than the meaning of life, as Mahler confronts an existential quest for understanding amid the challenges and incomprehensibilities we all experience. A gripping, emotional work of striking brilliance, Mahler’s passionate, stylish, and explosive symphonic journey concludes with an expression of hope and optimism that will leave you awestruck.