Resources
We thought these resource pages might be helpful in understanding the program booklet, the different instruments of the orchestra and various terms you may see in the music selection names or program notes.
Resources
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Primephonic: Stream 3.5 million Classical Music Tracks
Access to stream 3.5 million classical music tracks by the world’s best orchestras, conductors, choruses and instrumentalists? That should be enough to get you through this time of self-quarantine and sheltering in place! Primephonic is a streaming app designed purely for classical music. It boasts the largest collection of classical albums, smart search built for […]
Headed to King Soopers? Do This First!
Did you know that you can earn donations for the Arapahoe Philharmonic just by doing your regular weekly grocery shopping? All you need to do is sign up for King Soopers Neighborhood Rewards by linking your Loyalty Card with the Arapahoe Phil as your nonprofit of choice. It’s easy and you never need to think […]
Congratulations, Ethan Blake!
Cellist Ethan Blake, currently studying at CU Boulder, was recently named as the Arapahoe Phil’s 2019–2020 T. Gordon Parks Concerto Competition First Place Winner! He won the competition with his excellent performance of Ernest Bloch’s Schelomo: Rhapsodie Hébraïque. Ethan has played around the world for a variety of audiences. As an avid soloist, chamber, and […]
Maestro Hughes Talks About “Apotheosis of the Dance”
Conductor Devin Patrick Hughes talks about the March 27 “Apotheosis of the Dance” program, featuring music of Beethoven and Bloch, and a world premiere by Arapahoe Philharmonic Composer-in-Residence Jack Frerer.
Instrument of Hope
Jack Frerer, our composer in residence, has written a new orchestral piece for us titled splinter that will receive its world premiere at the March 27 concert. The composition explores the landscape of gun violence in Colorado. Jack’s first day in Colorado last year was the day of the STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch. […]