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“The Westerlies close their Bravo!

“Renowned for their fusion of jazz, roots, and chamber music elements, the brass quartet, The Westerlies, make their inaugural community concert appearance at the Vail Interfaith Chapel.”

“Renowned for their fusion of jazz, roots, and chamber music elements, the brass quartet, The Westerlies, make their inaugural community concert appearance at the Vail Interfaith Chapel.”

“The Dublin Guitar Quartet closes out Classically Uncorked and the Bravo!

“The Dublin Guitar Quartet—the first-ever guitar ensemble featured at Bravo!

“The Philharmonic concludes Bravo! Vail’s Orchestra Series with a special performance of Gershwin’s jazz-inspired Rhapsody in Blue by distinguished pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet, in a program that includes Dvořák’s Symphony No.

“Finnish guest conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali makes his Bravo! Vail debut, leading the Philharmonic in Rossini’s Semiramide Overture, Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5, and Shostakovich’s virtuosic Violin Concerto No.

“Tony Award-winning conductor and musical director, Ted Sperling, leads an irresistible program of Broadway showstoppers, spanning many decades of Award-winning musicals with guest artists Ashley Brown and Ryan Silverman.”

“The Philharmonic gives the Colorado premiere of To See the Sky by Joel Thompson in a powerful van Zweden-led program featuring the rousing Prelude to Act I of Wagner’s Die […]

“Van Zweden returns to lead the Philharmonic in two contrasting Russian works: Prokofiev’s Symphony No.

“Music Director Jaap van Zweden opens the Philharmonic residency with Copland’s monumental Symphony No.

“The Dalí Quartet returns to the Chamber Music Series performing rarely heard string quartets by Arriaga and Ginastera, as well as Dohnányi’s Sextet in C Major joined by McDermott, The […]

“Legendary violinist Gil Shaham joins Nézet-Séguin and the The Philadelphia Orchestra in the Bravo! Vail premiere of Mason Bates’ explosive Nomad Concerto in a program that includes Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No.

“Opera returns to Bravo! Vail with Puccini’s beloved La bohème, performed by the Orchestra and led by Music and Artistic Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin.