What’s On at MF XXXII

MahlerFest XXXII sees us starting our fourth cycle of Mahler symphonies with a performance of his First Symphony in its final New York 1910 version under the baton of Kenneth Woods.

Throughout the festival, we’ll be exploring breakthrough works of youthful genius, Mahler the arranger and Mahler arranged, and the link between Beethoven and Mahler.

Join us for MahlerFest XXXII!

 

Cocktails and Conversations 2023
Join us for this FREE online event April 23, 2023 at 4PM MDT* Registration Required Visit the Auction Site *Video
Should Wagner be Cancelled?
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MahlerFest XXXVI - Visitor's Packages
To see the full details of MahlerFest XXXVI click here. Please call 720-310-8946 or email Ethan.Hecht@MahlerFest.org to purchase a visitor's
Aria Cheregosha - Viola
Classical violist and North Carolina native, Aria Cheregosha made her debut in Carnegie Hall at the age of 13 and
RIP Christopher Gunning
It was heartbreaking to learn of the death of Christopher Gunning, although I'd been aware he had been unwell for
Caroline Chin - Associate Concertmaster
Described by the Chicago Sun Times as “…riveting and insightful, who lights up in passages of violin pyrotechnics,” Caroline Eva
Stephen Cepeda - Violin
The 2022-2023 season marks violinist Stephen Cepeda‘s 17th year as a concertmaster of the Helena Symphony Orchestra. He has appeared
Bennett Crantford - Bass
Leonard Bennett Crantford, a native of South Carolina has been a member of the Indianapolis Symphony since 1983.   He
Blumine: A Musical Garden Feast
Saturday, June 10, 2023 | 5 PM | Private Garden in Northeast Boulder | $150     Join us for
Sunset Season Reveal House Concert - feauring Lauren Spaulding, Kenneth Woods, and a Gourmet Dinner
    “Sunset Season Reveal" Sunday, October 8, 2023 | 6:30 PM | $100 Private Home in Boulder    
MAHLERFEST 37
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David Taylor - Bass Trombone
Receiving B.S. and M.S. degrees from the Julliard School of Music, David Taylor started his playing career as a member