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September 2021
Baroque Gems: Free Zoom concert
Colorado Chamber Players is delighted to welcome guest recorder player Jennifer Carpenter! The FREE zoom concert will be broadcast through the Arapahoe Libraries. Concert is free but you must register, click on images below or click here to register. Limited spots available, register early!
Find out more »October 2021
We Go Lower: October 22nd in Laramie, Wyoming
Brilliant young double bassist August Ramos joins the Colorado Chamber Players in an exuberant and joyful program. Mr. Ramos is the new Double Bass teacher at the University of Wyoming, and a member of the Colorado Symphony. Paul Primus and John Fadial, Violin Barbara Hamilton, Viola Beth Vanderborgh, Cello August Ramos, Double Bass Program: Quintet for String Quartet and Double Bass, D Major, G339……..Luigi Boccherini String Quartet in G minor……………Joseph de Bologne (Chevalier de Saint-George) Quintet for String Quartet and…
Find out more »We Go Lower
Brilliant young double bassist August Ramos joins the Colorado Chamber Players in an exuberant and joyful program. Paul Primus and John Fadial, Violin Barbara Hamilton, Viola Beth Vanderborgh, Cello August Ramos, Double Bass Program: Quintet for String Quartet and Double Bass, D Major, G339........Luigi Boccherini String Quartet in G minor...............Joseph de Bologne (Chevalier de Saint-George) Quintet for String Quartet and Double Bass, G Major, op. 77....Antonín Dvořák Tickets: click here
Find out more »February 2022
Tunji and the Giant at Parker Schoolhouse
Join the Colorado Chamber Players as they perform the beloved African folk tale Tunji and the Giant, set to lively music and narration by David Mullikin.
Find out more »Love Changes Everything
The Colorado Chamber Players presents a program with music about the transformative power of love.
On the program will be works by Johannes Brahms and Clara Schumann, who inspired each other through a loving and lifelong friendship;
and romantic music by African-American composers Jessie Montgomery and Duke Ellington.
