You're invited to a once-in-a-century New York City Tour Sendoff Concert at Boettcher Concert Hall!
Just days before the orchestra takes Denver & Colorado to the world stage with historic sold-out appearances at Radio City Music Hall with Gregory Alan Isakov (JAN 30-31) and Carnegie Hall with Itzhak Perlman (FEB 1), you can be the first to experience the complete Carnegie Hall program in this one‑night‑only event. The Colorado Symphony, under the artistic leadership of Music Director Peter Oundjian, is calling on its hometown to join in this once-in-a-century moment of civic pride and belonging with a special New York City Tour Sendoff Concert here in Denver.
Be a part of this rare chance to see your Colorado Symphony’s own world-class violinists in the spotlight, as members of the orchestra’s violin section step forward to perform the solo works that Itzhak Perlman will play in New York. Concertmaster Yumi Hwang-Williams will perform on Dvořák’s Romance in F minor, Associate Concertmaster Claude Sim on the "Theme" from Schindler’s List and the Tango (Por Una Cabeza) from Scent of a Woman, and Principal Second Violin Kate Arndt will serve as featured soloist on works by Fritz Kreisler.
For Denver, this is a moment that rivals the energy and pride of seeing the Broncos take the field at the Super Bowl, only this time, the playing field is music’s most iconic concert stages, and the entire state is represented through the power of its orchestra. And more than spectators, Denver audiences are the reason this tour is possible as the support from community allows for your orchestra to shine in The Big Apple.
