To continually redefine the way our community experiences and engages with classical music.
Founded in 1948 by Dr. Antonia Brico (the first woman to conduct the New York Philharmonic), the Denver PhilharmonicOrchestra (DPO) is one of the city’s most enduring and forward-thinking musical institutions. Now in its 78th season, DPO continues to redefine how the greater Denvercommunities experience classical music through innovative programming, inclusive initiatives like More Than Music and Take a Stand, and deep community partnerships. From Baroque to contemporary, DPO shares the power of music with audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
EVENTS (2025-26 SEASON)
Denver Philharmonic Orchestra’s 78th season finale, we set our sights beyond the stars.
Inspired by Dylan Thomas’ stirring poem, Do Not Go Gentle explores the awe, mystery, and magnitude of the cosmos through music that evokes both the vastness of space and the human spirit’s refusal to fade quietly into the night.
As we close the season, join us for a transcendent evening that looks upward—and inward—with soundscapes that shimmer, surge, and soar.
Johann Sebastian Bach & Edward Elgar
Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor
Oscar Navarro
“Legacy” Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Symphonic Dances, Op. 45
Tickets:
$30 – Adults
$20 – Senior
$20 – Healthcare, Military, First Responder
$12 – Student & Teacher
$1+ – Pay What You Can option (100/concert)
Youth (18 and under) are FREE!
No one is turned away at the door
DPO will not let ticket price be a barrier to your entry and experience of classical music.
For any ticketing considerations, please email [email protected]
- SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2026
Antonia Brico Stage at Central Presbyterian Church
1660 Sherman St, Denver, CO 80203
Concert at 7:30pm
Doors open at 6:15pm - SUNDAY, MAY 17, 2026
Mapleton Arts Center
7480 Broadway, Denver, CO 80221
Concert at 3:00pm
Doors open at 1:45pm
Approximate Concert Duration: 120 minutes, including intermission
Visit the organization’s website to see performances.