CPR Classical Spotlight: Richard O’Neill
Violist Richard Yongjae O’Neill has been part of the University of Colorado Boulder’s long-standing ensemble-in-residence, the Takacs Quartet, since 2020.
An ode to the endangered: Classical music you should listen to for Earth Day
Music and nature share an inseparable bond. Composers like Beethoven and Dvorak have long celebrated their love of nature in music.
Your old instrument could make a big difference in a child’s life this year
Sarah Starbuck is an educator at Thornton Middle School.
LISTEN: ‘For Ukraine: A Concert of Remembrance and Hope’ live from the Met on CPR Classical
Join CPR Classical Friday, February 24 at 5 p.m. MT for a live concert from the Metropolitan Opera and the Lincoln Center: “For Ukraine: A Concert of Remembrance and Hope.”
Special Opera Colorado broadcast on CPR Classical
Hear the magic of Opera Colorado and Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana in a one-night-only event on CPR Classical!
Remembering Charles ‘Chas’ Wetherbee
Colorado’s musical community received devastating news this week: violinist Charles Wetherbee died from cancer in the early hours of January 9. The Boulder Philharmonic concertmaster was 56.
Feliz Navidad! An hour of Christmas in Latin America
Jessie Jacobs and Luis Antonio Perez, co-host of CPR’s podcast “Music Blocks here, with a Christmas adventure through Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Puerto Rico and more in “Feliz Navidad.”
CPR Classical says farewell to David Ginder and Marilyn Cooley
The end of this year brings sad news from CPR Classical: we are saying goodbye to hosts David Ginder and Marilyn Cooley.
The Sound of the Season 2022 is here!
Download a printable Sound of the Season schedule! Updated 12/26/2022: Kwanzaa is December 26 through January 1. Hear daily stories about the African American celebration each day at 8 a.m.
‘I always knew I loved it’: Peter Oundjian, the Colorado Symphony’s principal conductor, reflects on new role
When Peter Oundjian was named the new principal conductor of the Colorado Symphony earlier this year, it was a progression of Oundjian’s association with the Colorado Symphony that dates back over 20 years.
Love, loss and grief find a larger voice in Denver with the redux of Eric Whitacre’s ‘The Sacred Veil’
There’s no predictable timeline for processing grief.
Meet the Latin American composers these Latin Colorado musicians love
This year for Latin Heritage Month, CPR Classical asked a few of Colorado’s distinguished Latinx musicians, music educators and community leaders to each pick their favorite Latinx composer.
Te presentamos a los compositores latinoamericanos favoritos de estos músicos latinos de Colorado
Este año, para el Mes de la Herencia Latina, CPR Classical les pidió a varios músicos, educadores de música y líderes comunitarios latinx sobresalientes en Colorado que eligieran su compositor […]
Go back to school with CPR Classical
Are you a young CPR Classical listener going back to school? Tell us what you want to hear after school!
CPR Classical Presents: Anthony McGill with the Colorado Music Festival
Join CPR Classical hosts, Clarinetist Anthony McGill and the Colorado Music Festival on August 4!
Your favorite American pieces
America is a melting pot and its classical music is no different. The 4th of July is the perfect time to celebrate the diversity in American concert music.
