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September 2021
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Statement
Colorado Chamber Players Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility Statement The Colorado Chamber Players is committed to being a diverse, inclusive, and equitable work and performance place. We strive to create a workplace where all performers, staff, board and volunteers, whatever their gender, race, religion, ethnicity, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, education or disability, feel valued and respected. We take a non-discriminatory approach, in providing equal opportunity for employment in all aspects of our organization. The arts uniquely empower…
Find out more »December 2021
Incessant Hum: Beethoven
Colorado Chamber Players presents a world premiere of a music/theatre hybrid, with a script by Jeffrey Neuman, directed by Mare Trevathan. Originally performed live in January 2020, this is a re-broadcast of a live performance at the Boulder Public Library, available online (video on demand) ONLY. As the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven, we explore the emotional world that Beethoven experienced, as he lost his hearing and ability to perform as a pianist and conductor. Two…
Find out more »Holiday Concert for Violin and Harp in Thornton
Happy holidays, everyone! This is a free concert, but kindly register at 720-977-5777 and reference Activity #631421. Please plan on showing proof of vaccination and wearing a face covering during the performance. 0
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.
