Hymns Triumphant

David Hodel, Conductor

Sun. Feb. 12      3pm

(Ticketed Event)

The Lutheran Chorale makes its Festival debut appearence, presenting  a program filled with the hymns of faith in Hymns Triumphant.

REQUIEM in F by Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber
MUSIKALISCHE EXEQUIEN  by Heinrich Schütz

Sat. Feb. 18      7:30pm

(Ticketed Event)

The newly-formed Seicento Baroque Ensemble is Colorado’s only choir to specialize in performances of lesser known 17th and 18th century Baroque choral music using historically-informed performance practices. The ensemble fills a void in the Colorado choral scene by performing inspirational and worthy Baroque choral music, both a cappella and accompanied, generally from Western Europe. This music influenced many composers, including J.S. Bach and Handel.   This ensemble is under the direction of Evanne Browne, who presented the only (ever) performance of Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 in Colorado, including a performance at Bethany Lutheran Church.

Contact and more information or call 720-301-7747
www.seicentobaroque.org for ticket information

Fri. Mar. 23    7pm

Join Bethany’s outstanding organist for an evening of exceptional artistry putting the might Schantz organ on full display as Rick explores a wide variety of works for the King of Instruments!

Festival of Faith and the Art

Chamber Choir-in-Residence

Saturday, Jan. 21   7:00pm

Join VOICES OF LIGHT,  a sixteen member Chamber Choir for their premier concert!

Visit the January concert/event tabe for more details!

Mon. Jul.23 thru Wed. Jul. 25

8am – 6pm daily

The annual summer conference of the Colorado ACDA is presented, featuring nationally recognized clinicians leading sessions on a variety of topics. Also included are reading sessions. The conference closes with a concert lead by one of these clinicians.

Sun. Jun. 24

2pm Pre-Concert Lecture

3pm Concert

(Ticketed Event)

Dr. Howard Skinner, Conductor, leads this outstanding choir and orchestra in Requiem in C Minor by Luigi Cherubini ,  and Te Deum by Hector Berlioz. 

Sun. Jun. 2     7pm

(Ticketed Event)

The Festival’s Chamber Choir-In-Residence presents a concert filled with variety!

Visual Art Exhibit

May 1 – 30

(SE Lobby)

Festival Director, Forrest Guittar, offers a photography exhibit featuring windows found in churches in Europe and the United States.

Spring Concert

Sat. May 5    11am

(Free Event)

In their annual Spring Concert, the youthful musicians present a program

filled with variety and energy!

The Trout

Sun. May 6    7pm

(Ticketed Event)

Schubert’s marvelous quintet “The Trout” D. 667, Op. 114, will be performed by CCP members Andrew Cooperstock, Piano; David Waldman, Violin; Barbara Hamilton, Viola; Susan Cahill, Double Bass; and Guest Artist Mary Artmann, Cello. Edgar Meyer’s bluesy “Trout Variations” for Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass will round out the program.