Seduction. Vengeance. Hellfire. And, oh, yes: Comedy. Don Giovanni's genuine appreciation for the female sex keeps him from committing to any particular woman. As the ladies he seduces, then spurns, seek their revenge, Mozart's masterpiece amus...

Guitarist/composer Lee Ritenour and pianist/composer Dave Grusin reunite with their new Grammy-nominated album Amparo. Amparo combines jazz and classical music, and also fuses the duo’s Latin and folk influences. The two put their unique stamp...

Performing high energy, tightly knit traditional, neo-traditional, and highlife dance music from Ghana, CU’s Highlife Ensemble has audiences dancing in the aisles to its irresistible West African rhythms. Under the direction of Kwasi Ampene, t...

A mother's voice, the smell of bacon, a choir rehearsal, a soda shared at Mr. Morgan’s drug store—with the passage of time, daily routines and commonplace moments become special memories.  See. Remember. Pay attention to the bea...

The Golden Dragon Acrobats from China represent the best of a time honored tradition that began more than twenty-five centuries ago. The Golden Dragons are recognized throughout the United States and abroad as the premiere Chinese acrobatic touring...

with special guests mezzo-soprano Julie Simson and pianist Andrew Cooperstock Program: HAYDN - Quartet in E flat major, Opus 71 no.3 RESPHIGI - Il Tramonto CHAUSSON - Chanson Perpetuelle BEETHOVEN - Quartet in F major, Opus 135 Edward Dusi...

Please note date change! with special guests mezzo-soprano Julie Simson and pianist Andrew Cooperstock Program: HAYDN - Quartet in E flat major, Opus 71 no.3 RESPHIGI - Il Tramonto CHAUSSON - Chanson Perpetuelle BEETHOVEN - Quartet in F majo...

Get a rare glimpse behind the scenes, with this opera workshop performance by composers Robert Aldridge and Herschel Garfein. College of Music singers perform well-known pieces by Aldridge and Garfein followed by an excerpt from a brand new operatic...

Get a rare glimpse behind the scenes, with this opera workshop performance by CU-Boulder composer Daniel Kellogg. College of Music singers perform well-known pieces by Kellogg followed by an excerpt from a brand new operatic work with live commentar...