Colorado Symphony

Colorado Symphony is a prominent professional orchestra striving to uphold artistic excellence and revitalize the live, symphonic music experience. Established in 1989 as the successor to the Denver Symphony, the organization is dedicated to fostering a collaborative spirit among musicians, staff, trustees, and the community. With a roster of eighty full-time musicians from diverse backgrounds, the symphony showcases over 150 concerts annually at the renowned Boettcher Concert Hall in downtown Denver, as well as across Colorado.

The Colorado Symphony's commitment to inclusivity is evident in its diverse range of programs, which cater to varied audience preferences. These initiatives encompass education and outreach endeavors, including the highly acclaimed Classics, Symphony Pops, Holiday, Family, Listen/Hear, Movie at the Symphony, and Musicurious Education Programs, among others. Furthermore, the symphony boasts a legacy of hosting celebrated artists from diverse musical genres, further enriching its repertoire.

The organization's overarching mission is encapsulated in its vision to "Creating extraordinary musical experiences that transport today’s listener, from the best of the past to the edge of the future." While the current information does not include the latest investment details and investors, the Colorado Symphony's dedication to promoting musical excellence and community engagement in the realm of live symphonic music positions it as a compelling prospect for potential investors and stakeholders within the music industry.