WHAT REMAINS
Wednesday 11/27 at @savoydenver
7:30pm
$10 at the door (cash or venmo)

join us for a night of compositions, arrangements, and improvisation

Join us for an intimate performance surrounded by the beautiful instruments at Luther Strings.

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From the team that brought you Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY, the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE: Orchestra World Tour, NieR: Orchestra Concert and more, AWR Music Productions is proud to present a special new program of music to celebrate the special anniversary of FINAL FANTASY performed by A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY live in concert. Under the direction of Eric Roth, the New World Players chamber ensemble performs exclusive arrangements from throughout the FINAL FANTASY series in the thrillingly personal style of this outstanding musical production.

A New World: intimate music from FINAL FANTASY has performed spectacular concerts for spellbound audiences on four continents since its 2014 debut. Beloved musical selections from composers Nobuo Uematsu, Masashi Hamauzu, Naoshi Mizuta, Hitoshi Sakimoto, Yoko Shimomura, and Masayoshi Soken are performed in a transparent and engaging format, achieving an astounding variety of musical textures and moods. The A New World experience is fresh every time, drawing audiences deeper into the musical worlds of FINAL FANTASY.

Elus Vocal Ensemble and Solazur present Evolution Revolutions, an evening of song and music reflecting on nature and the planet as our home.

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Private music for a fundraising event in North Denver.

Join ESC for an evening of food, drinks and games at Improper City as we raise awareness about removing the barriers to music education. Live music by Solazur will begin at 7:15 and donations may be made at the bar when you buy a drink!

GamelanTunas Mekar presents the traditional and new music for Balinese gamelan at music festivals, schools, private events, local venues, specially produced concerts, and by special invitation both internationally and nationally. Modeled after typical village groups found throughout Bali, and learning by traditional methods, this community ensemble provides American audiences the rare opportunity to experience one of the world’s most beautiful and sophisticated performing arts.

Tickets and More Info: https://www.levittdenver.org/full-calendar/gamelantunasmekar

Join Nebula Ensemble in one of Denver’s scenic parks for an interactive “sound walk” where your own movements through the park create a personalized listening experience!

Tickets, location and time TBA.

Dancer/Choreographer Justice Miles & Solazur perform in one of Denver’s most beautiful private gardens.

Subbing in for guitar with local band Milquetoast & Co.

Join two bleary-eyed young parents as they trudge through the trenches and discover their post-baby identities.  In an evening of new-parent Greatest Hits, a foul-mouthed toddler zeroes in on “The Most Dangerous Thing In The Room,” tap dancing towards bleach, knives, and tide pods; a chronically-overlooked younger sibling sings the “Second Child Blues”; a mom trio celebrates yoga pants in an R&B love song to the “official mom uniform”; Dad discovers he’s not the “ice-cream and movie-night cool parent” but rather the “do your homework real parent” amid a kiddo sugar-crash; and Mom retrieves a sticky, hair-covered pacifier from the floor of a LaGuardia bathroom while her baby screams bloody murder and her flight boards without her.

Sold-out audiences have called this “potty-mouthed parent party” “relatable,” “hilarious,” “laugh-til-you-cry,” and “heartwarming.” The score features a wide array of musical styles, from doo-wop to hip hop, Gilbert and Sullivan patter to 80’s rock, Motown to musical theater, and more, “all delivered with power and finesse.” Similar to I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, The Book of Mormon, and Avenue Q, the show contains adult language and humor and is a perfect date night or moms’ night out.

Music at the Denver Art Museum for the opening of Georgia O’Keefe’s photography exhibit.

Private concert of solo guitar music for Balfour residents. Music including Villa-Lobos, Torroba, Takemitsu, Brouwer, and more.

Nebula Ensemble collaborates with visual artists in an evening of music paired with visual art.

Join us at The People’s Building at 7:00pm on April 29th, 2022! Tickets TBA.

Presenting new and traditional music for Balinese Gamelan. This event is open to the public.

Enjoy live music as you wander the galleries with performances at 1 pm and 2 pm. Complementing the Museum’s exhibition, Clyfford Still, Art, and the Young Mind, the March Music in the Galleries will feature young musicians from El Sistema Colorado, an organization that empowers students from some of Denver’s lowest income communities by offering immersive music training and vital life skills.

Each hour will showcase a professional string duo (El Sistema teaching artists) paired with an upper-level El Sistema string quartet. Join us in celebrating the joy that music brings to these young leaders and musicians.

The performances are included with Museum admission, no registration required. Seating is limited and first come, first served. The music may be enjoyed from any gallery.

1 pm Performance: Solazur and Mycelium Quartet
2 pm Performance: Duo Issen and Quartet Maravilla

The events of 2020 altered many lives forever, perhaps even marking the definitive end of one cultural epoch and the beginning of another. How does 2020 look to us in hindsight? How might we view it in the distant future? Join Nebula Ensemble for an evening of forward-looking and backward-looking music inspired by the pandemic year and its aftermath. Featuring a specially-commissioned new work by local composer Loretta Notareschi.

Peter Claver Recital Hall
Regis University, 3333 Regis Blvd.
Denver CO 80221

Tickets TBA

Gamelan Tunas Mekar presents Mountain Offerings, an evening performance of new and traditional music and dance that provides a glimpse into a Balinese temple ceremony. Uniting Colorado and Bali through their mountainous landscapes, Tunas Mekar offers a cross-cultural experience of the dynamic relationship of spirituality in the expressive arts. Through this performance we highlight ceremonies in Bali which seek to offer people moments of peace in times of cacophonous social interactions.

This performance features three Balinese orchestras, including Gamelan Semara Dana and Gamelan Angklung, with the ensemble performing traditional works and premiering new compositions by I Putu Tangkas Adi Hiranmayena, I Made Tangkas Ade Wijaya, and a collective work for Gamelan Baleganjur composed by Gamelan Tunas Mekar. Collectively these pieces embody cosmological relationships to place through traditional practices of Balinese artistic expression. Separately these pieces represent: processional music for life-cycle ceremonies; sitting music for temple preparations; music depicting the nature of a living tradition, rooted in the earth and history; a traditional welcome dance; a dance depicting the bird of paradise from Irian Jaya; a benevolent protector of community; and a dance requiring great versatility as the performer dances, sings and plays fluidly amid the ensemble.

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San Diego New Music presents the return of the soundON Festival and ensemble-in-residence NOISE

Lisa Cella, flute
Franklin Cox, cello
Colin McAllister, guitar, electric guitar, and conductor
Christopher Adler, piano and khaen
Robert Zelickman, conductor

and special guest artists

Russ Callison, guitar
Derek Keller, countertenor
Bernadette Rose Mondok Keller, soprano
Ryan Nestor, percussion
Annabelle Terbetski, viola

San Diego New Music and the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library present the return of the soundON Festival (formerly known as the soundON Festival of Modern Music), featuring our ensemble-in-residence, NOISE, coming together once agan after the long haitus of the pandemic. The members of NOISE have curated a festival exploring the surreality of the gradual return to 'normalcy' and the irreversible perspective of a world transformed and that will never be 'normal' again. The eclectic and international collection of works embrace imperfection, liminality, chimeric adaptations, tension, and the cautious return to the illuminated beauty of the world welcoming us back. The program features winning selections from the pandemic-delayed 2020 Call for Scores, as well as the world premiere of a new work by Franklin Cox.

Join Solazur in celebrating the release of their debut album "Mercurial". The evening will include a live performance of music new and old, refreshments, and time to mingle with the artists. Complimentary drinks included with your ticket.

Nebula Ensemble pairs old favorites from Berio to Schumann with brand-new companion pieces.

Join us at 7:30pm at Hamilton Recital Hall in the Newman Center on October 29th, 2021 for our season opener!

Tickets for this performance are sold through the Newman Center and are $12. They can be purchased online via the button below, or in person at the Newman Center box office.

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The UCCS music program welcomes Visiting Composers-in-Residence Lukas Schulze, Derek Keller, Will Brobston and guest guitarist Russ Callison for masterclasses with students, composition presentations, and a concluding concert. This concert also features UCCS music faculty guitarist Colin McAllister, trumpeter Glen Whitehead, percussionist Randy Bowen, bassist Kim Stone and Clarinetist Pat O’Keefe with World premieres include Schulze’s "WorRacines" for two guitarists and tenor voice [2019] and Brobston’s "Bardo" [2018] for solo guitar performed by Callison, and "The Living Daylights" by Glen Whitehead.
Performance in the Chapman Foundations Recital Hall in the Ent Center for the Arts.
UCCS students receive free admission. Contact the Ent Center Box Office at tickets@uccs.edu or 719-255-8181 to receive your complimentary ticket. General admission is $10. Seniors and military are $8. For more information contact Glen Whitehead at gwhitehe@uccs.edu.

Based in Denver, Colorado, USA, Gamelan Tunas Mekar is a community ensemble under the direction of Balinese composer and Artist-in-Residence I Made Lasmawan. Their mission is to learn and perform the traditional and new music of Bali, Indonesia and offer a cultural exchange about the unique island of Bali. Gamelan is a primarily percussive music, literally meaning “to hammer.” Bronze-keyed instruments and tuned gongs are struck with various wooden and padded mallets in interlocking flurries of sound. Supplemented by double-headed drums and bamboo flutes, the shimmering sound of gamelan accompany everything from secular dances to shadow plays to the most sacred temple ceremonies. Modeled after typical village groups found throughout Bali, and learning by traditional methods, this community ensemble provides American audiences the rare opportunity to experience one of the world’s most beautiful and sophisticated performing arts.

*No tickets are required for this event. However, we would greatly appreciate you making a donation, either in person or online at www.nebulaensemble.org/donate. These events are only possible through your financial support!

Physical distance becomes the vehicle for a unique, immersive, outdoor sound walk in which the members of Nebula Ensemble act as a live sound art installation. Grab your walking shoes and get ready to create your own personalized concert experience by strolling through our outdoor, socially distanced performance space.

*You must purchase a $5 ticket to get a link to this event (more info below). However, we want anyone who wants to attend to be able to! If the $5 makes it impossible for you to attend send us an email at nebulaensemble@gmail.com. This is made possible by people generously donating the cost of others' tickets. If you would like donate a ticket for someone else go to www.nebulaensemble.org/donate

Join us for a unique concert experience featuring all the idiosyncrasies of Zoom in a unique livestreamed performance.

Many of us long for a full return to live music-making, and understandably so...But what happens if we choose to own the technical hiccups of online music-making, and go all out to transform them into musical features with an expressive purpose? Join us for a concert that fully exploits the inherent weirdness of distanced music-making, and find out for yourself!

Go to https://www.nebulaensemble.org/events/ to purchase tickets, then we will send you a link to the concert Zoom on the day of the performance.

*You must purchase a $5 ticket to get a link to this event (more info below). However, we want anyone who wants to attend to be able to! If the $5 makes it impossible for you to attend send us an email at nebulaensemble@gmail.com. This is made possible by people generously donating the cost of others' tickets. If you would like donate a ticket for someone else go to www.nebulaensemble.org/donate

Join us for an exclusive livestream of our concert that will be performed at the Mighty Fine Productions recording studio!

“Hello world” is the “testing, testing, 1,2,3” of the internet age: it’s the first thing a budding programmer learns to code, the friendly filler text on a newly-launched blog, the first scratch on a digital blank slate. We’ve commissioned new works that explore this concept in music: confronted by empty space, what are the first utterances a creator speaks into the void, and what takes shape from these initial, tentative signals?

Go to https://www.nebulaensemble.org/events/ to purchase tickets, then we will send you a link to the concert stream on the day of the performance.

Nebula Ensemble joins Baltimore-based flute and guitar duo 2nd Ceremony for a multi-media musical conversation around climate change –what it is, different perspectives on it, and what it means for our world. Come immerse yourself in a breathtaking sensory experience, and add your own voice to the conversation.

​$5 tickets at the door.