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The Denver Concert Band continues their 55th season with a musical tour through Europe, performing selections with themes and composers from England, Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Austria, and Greece.Guest artist Tristan Rennie will join the band onstage for a feature performance on the bassoon. Tristan is Artist Faculty in Residence at the University of Northern Colorado and Second/Assistant Principal Bassoon with the Colorado Symphony. Join the Denver Concert Band as they take a sonic tour…See More

Start your holidays off right with some festive music! Our program begins with pieces that feature the full symphonic grandeur of the band, followed by traditional favorites to get you into the holiday spirit. This concert's theme focuses on family and children. And for those who are young and young at heart, there may even be a special appearance from the North Pole!See More

The Denver Concert Band kicks off their 55th concert season with an inspiring performance of epic selections, featuring guests from the Navy Band Southwest. Lieutenant Commander Bruce Mansfield will conduct a few pieces with the combined band. The concert will include flute soloist Theresa Perrin performing Cecile Chaminade’s Concertino for Flute, and the Navy Band’s Woodwind Quintet is certain to dazzle the show!See More

The 2021-2022 formal season concludes with the Denver Concert Band's annual Young Artist concert. Join the band in showcasing a Young Artist Scholarship recipient, as well as exploring music iconic to the West!See More

It's all about the suites at the Denver Concert Band's annual guest concert! Featuring pieces from collections such as "Folk Suite" by William Grant Still and "Armenian Dances" by Alfred Reed, this concert will present the best of classical suites. We also welcome our guest artist, Richard Harris, Assistant Professor of Trombone from the Lamont School of Music.See More

The Denver Concert Band's annual holiday concert returns! The first half will showcase an exciting classical repertoire, while the second half explores the holiday season, including the piece "Russian Christmas Music." There may even be a visit from a certain couple from the North Pole!See More