
CPR Classical Presents: Gershwin’s ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ with pianist Jon Kimura Parker and the National Repertory Orchestra at the King Center in Denver
One hundred years ago, New Yorkers packed the city’s Aeolian Hall to see a highly publicized concert called, “An experiment on modern music.” Luminaries included composer Sergei Rachmaninoff, violinist Fritz […]

By Karla Walker

WIN TICKETS to Bravo! Vail
Hear one of the most romantic classical works ever written while sitting underneath the stars at the Bravo! Vail Music Festival.

By Karla Walker

CPR Classical night at Bravo! Vail on June 22. Get 25% off tickets
Dust off the picnic basket, because the summer music season is here in Colorado! Grab your 25% discount code and join us at the Gerald R.

By Karla Walker

CPR Classical Presents: The Spirituals Project Choir in concert May 18
Join CPR Classical Saturday, May 18th for University of Denver’s Spiritual’s Project Choir’s annual spring concert. The program will explore prayer and how it functions as one of the primary themes of Negro Spirituals.

By Karla Walker

Here’s your 20% discount code to see guitarist MILOŠ with Les Violons du Roy
See Miloš perform a plethora of baroque favorites with Quebec’s famed Les Violins du Roy on Thursday, May 9th at the Newman Center on the campus of the University of Denver.

By Karla Walker

Jane Austen’s rom-com ‘Emma’ is playing at DCPA: Here’s what you need to know about the music Jane Austen loved
Jane Austen’s witty novels of everyday life for the privileged in 18th century England have captivated readers for over two centuries. But what you might not know is Austen’s inextricable link to music.

By Karla Walker

CPR Classical presents a pair of concerts to remember Columbine 25 years later
The Columbine tragedy continues to reverberate twenty-five years later. Music, then and now, helps us heal by touching our emotions in a way words can’t. Music is comforting and cathartic. It can also help pay tribute to those lost.

By Karla Walker

Take your little one “inside” the orchestra
Nothing beats the wonder and joy on a child’s face at Christmas time, except perhaps for an up-close experience with classical music.

By Karla Walker

Here’s your 20% off discount code to see the Sphinx Virtuosi
CPR Classical presents the Sphinx Virtuosi in concert on March 20 in cooperation with the Friends of Chamber Music and the Robert and Judi Newman Center in Denver.

By Karla Walker

Here’s your 20% off discount code for Friends of Chamber Music
CPR Classical Presents: Italian pianist Beatrice Rana performing a recital at the Newman Center on February 20 at 7:30 p.m.

By Karla Walker

The street where Mozart lived
The Getreidegasse is one of the oldest and most important trade streets in Salzburg’s old town.

By Karla Walker

Studying Mozart. Katie takes us inside the leading academic institution dedicated to Mozart
The roots of the Mozarteum University date back to 1841 and the founding of the “Dommusikverein und Mozarteum” on the 50th anniversary of Mozart’s death.

By Karla Walker


Inspiring views for a Mozart Mass
Salzburg is full of churches, and the Mozarts spent a lot of time going to church.

By Karla Walker

The mystery of Mozart’s C Minor Mass
The origin of Mozart’s Great Mass in C minor is somewhat of a mystery.

By Karla Walker

CPR Classical Presents: Mozart and Now with the Colorado Symphony
Light the candles and cue the birthday song. Mozart turns 268 on January 27! Celebrate Wolfgang’s birthday with CPR Classical and the Colorado Symphony January 26-28 at Boettcher Concert Hall.

By Karla Walker