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All concerts are in Pikes Peak Center.
HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR
October 28, 2:30pm
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Thomas Wilson, Conductor
Young Concert Artists
Colorado Springs Conservatory
Costume contest and activities start at 1:30pm in the lobby!
The Colorado Springs Philharmonic presents an exciting, educational, and fun show for kids, in collaboration with the Colorado Springs Conservatory and Young Concert Artists.
Film students from the Colorado Springs Conservatory, who recently created the award-winning video Hidden Treasures of Colorado Springs for the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce, will premier their latest effort, What the Monster Saw, telling the tale of Frankenstein from the monster's perspective.
The Young Concert Artists orchestra will get to rehearse and perform alongside the professional musicians of the Philharmonic, joining forces for Saint-Seans' Danse Macabre and Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain.
There will be a costume contest and ten winners will get to observe the concert onstage in the middle of the action.
THE MANY COLORS OF DR. SEUSS
March 9, 2:30pm
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Thomas Wilson, Conductor
Ballet Society of Colorado Springs
The Colorado Springs Philharmonic, in collaboration with the Ballet Society of Colorado Springs, presents Dr. Seuss's My Many Colored Days, about a child and pet dog as they share all the everyday emotions that go along with growing up. From happy Pink Days to quiet Green Days, children (and Dr. Seuss fans of all ages) will see how the arts enhance the expression of their feelings.
This will be the local premier of a new score by Richard Einhorn, specifically composed for this uplifting story. Ten lucky audience members will get to observe the concert onstage in the middle of the action.
HOW'S THE WEATHER?
April 6, 2:30pm
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Thomas Wilson, Conductor
Special Guest: Mike Madson, KOAA Weatherman
KOAA's Mike Madson joins the Philharmonic for a fun and educational afternoon. This delightful concert focuses on composers who created pieces about clouds, fog, winter, spring, thunderstorms, and tornados. Mike Madson will provide insightful and entertaining facts about our weather.
The program features Brahms, Debussy, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Grofé, Wagner and Bizet.
Programming may be subject to change.
