The Year in Culture: Pot concerts, symphony discord, Tarantino, democratizing art and more
CPR’s Arts Bureau recaps the year’s biggest cultural news across the state.
Colorado Symphony
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Colo. Symphony music director Andrew Litton extends contract, accepts NYC Ballet role
Read more“Andrew is the Peyton Manning of the orchestra world, and Denver is fortunate to have a conductor of his caliber,” said Colorado Symphony CEO Jerry Kern.
Colorado Symphony will no longer be broadcasting on Colorado Public Radio
Read moreColorado Public Radio will no longer air performances of the Colorado Symphony’s current and past seasons after a 15-year partnership ended this week.
Colorado Symphony resident conductor moves on
Read moreScott O'Neil is leaving Colorado's flagship orchestra after nine years of service to pursue composing, arranging and guest conducting.
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Interview: Andrew Litton on Friday’s live broadcast (and why Boettcher Hall matters)
Read moreThe maestro talks about violinist Gil Shaham and the orchestra's hopes for reinvigorating its home venue.
Video: Andrew Litton on the Colorado Symphony and CPR
Watch VideoAndrew Litton, music director of the Colorado Symphony, discusses the orchestra's partnership with Colorado Public Radio.
At Red Rocks, acoustical challenges offset by 'iconic' setting
Read MoreThere’s no denying the acoustical hurdles at Red Rocks, yet three sold out gigs in 2014 have left the Colorado Symphony hungry for more performances there.
Colorado Symphony unveils ‘Build a Better Boettcher’ proposal
Read MoreAs the Colorado Symphony announces its vision for Boettcher Concert Hall, the city of Denver announces a new committee to lead redevelopment efforts at the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
Colorado Symphony unveils renovation ideas for Boettcher Concert Hall
Read morePlans call for better acoustics, fewer seats and more flexible seating arrangements.
