Terri Sternberg played under Leonard Bernstein, and for many years was first chair of the San Francisco Ballet. Later in life, Sternberg lost everything — including her home in Longmont — and was forced to sell her violin. Here's its story.

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 latino favorito.

The time of year has come to chase the changing colors in Colorado’s high country. Whether you’re hunting for aspens or looking to get in some beloved evergreen hikes before winter, fall is a popular time to hit the trail throughout the state.

The key to relaxation is right at your fingertips. You know you can turn to CPR Classical for the perfect nighttime soundtrack every evening at 9 p.m. Now, you can decompress, unwind and de-stress whenever you’d like! Hear the quieter side of classical music on demand, and check out a new stream every week.

Venezuelan-born male soprano Samuel Mariño is bringing the artform back into the spotlight with a stunning natural voice and gender-defying performances.

Freemasons, the Illuminati and the mystery of who killed Mozart are all part of the lore surrounding the creation of Mozart’s opera “The Magic Flute.” In this episode of Mozart Snapshots, pianist Katie Mahan takes us to two sources of inspiration for Mozart’s most successful opera.

Rosalind Greisz is one of those teachers who goes above and beyond for her students. She recently drove over 600 miles roundtrip to pick up newly refurbished instruments that she’ll take back to her band room in Ouray. “This is going to be huge!

The new record label La Boîte à Pépites is dedicated to raising the profile of female composers whose works have been neglected.