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Grammy-winning cellist Zuill Bailey returns to Boulder for the first of two programs with the Phil. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Taaffe Zwilich’s new concerto, written for Zuill, is full of playful jazz and pop influences. We’re pleased to present the premiere of a chamber-sized revision of the concerto, mirroring the ...

February 1, 3 & 6 at 5:30 PM MT Learn how to read, study and mark a conductor’s score. These sessions include observing some of Bernstein’s marked scores available through the NY Phil Digital Archives. (3 sessions) Classes will be offered via Zoom and will be available to watch on-demand ...

February 3 at 9 AM MT Welcome to the 2021 season of the Boulder Phil’s Living Room Concerts! To kick off this year’s concerts, and in honor of Black History Month, we present BPO violinist Yenlik Weiss and hornist DeAunn Davis in a performance of Scott Joplin’s Reflection Rag.   ...

Available for on-demand viewing through February 27 Pianist Simone Dinnerstein conducts a string quintet orchestration of Mozart’s famous Piano Concerto No. 21, with the lovely second movement memorably used in the film, Elvira Madigan. The richly diverse evening opens with two sentimental beauties by American trailblazer, Scott Joplin, and concludes ...

February 16 at 9 AM MT In honor of Black History Month, the Boulder Phil presents a digital reading of Nighttime Symphony by Timbaland & Christopher Myers. Art by Christopher Myers Read by Kristen Pierri Continue Reading

February 23 at 9 AM MT In honor of Black History Month, the Boulder Phil presents a digital reading of Max Found Two Sticks by Brian Pinkney. Read by DeAunn Davis Continue Reading

Join your Phil for an evening of performance and perspective with one of the most sought-after clarinetists of today. As principal clarinetist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Saito Kinen Orchestra, and Mito Chamber Orchestra, Ricardo Morales performs and teaches around the world.  We are excited to welcome Mr. Morales, whose playing ...

March 1, 3 & 6 at 5:30 PM MT This course explores the role of several cities – Venice, London, Paris and Vienna – in the development of musical style and practice. (3 sessions) Classes will be offered via Zoom and will be available to watch on-demand on Vimeo for ...

April 12 & 14 at 5:30 PM MT An examination/analysis of the famed Enigma Variations along with some educated guesses as to the answer to his riddle. (2 sessions) Classes will be offered via Zoom and will be available to watch on-demand on Vimeo for registered participants for 2 weeks ...

May 3, 5 & 8 at 5:30 PM MT This course explores the influence of Shakespeare’s plays on composers in the 19th and 20th centuries, and an exploration of the role that music played during performances of Shakespeare’s plays during his lifetime. The guest speaker is Professor Ross Duffin of ...