As the classical music scene transitions from winter to summer, some exciting performances are still ahead in the spring season. Six concerts in particular are worth checking out, showcasing a variety of talent and programming.
The Colorado Symphony will feature Gabriela Montero as the soloist for performances of Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, along with Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 11, conducted by Peter Oundjian.
The Metropolitan Opera will present a broadcast of “The Marriage of Figaro” in movie theaters, featuring career-making debuts and conducted by Joana Mallwitz.
Boulder Opera will host a special one-night-only concert titled “Fire and Fiesta with La Diva Dia” featuring Spanish mezzo-soprano Dianela Acosta and raising money for a future opera venue in Boulder.
Friend of Chamber Music will showcase the Miró Quartet collaborating with saxophonist Steven Banks, offering a unique blend of classical and innovative programming.
Opera Colorado will close out the season with two programs featuring a staged version of “Il Trovatore” and a concert of opera favorites, both performed by the same cast and offering a mix of well-known arias.
These concerts promise to provide a range of musical experiences for both dedicated classical music fans and newcomers alike. With talented performers, diverse programming, and innovative collaborations, these events are not to be missed as the classical music scene heats up in the spring.
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