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SUMMARY:2026 / 2027 Season Tickets On Sale
DESCRIPTION:2026 / 2027 ASO Season Tickets On Sale!The ASO Season Ticket Includes: \n2026 Fall Masterworks – October 10 & 11\nMusic from Middle Earth: Lord of the Rings and its Inspirations \n2026 Holiday Celebration – December 5 & 6\nA Trans-Siberian Christmas \n2027 Spring Masterworks – February 20 & 21\n“The Sound of Music”: Music of Love and Tragedy \n2027 Young People’s Concert – April 3 & 4 (Free for all Ages!)\nThe Magical Golden Flute: A Children’s Book in Concert \n2027 Arts for a Better Tomorrow – May 22 & 23\nPictures at an Exhibition \n  \nBuy Season Tickets
URL:https://aurorasymphony.org/event/2026-2027-season-tickets-on-sale/
LOCATION:Gateway High School\, 1300 S Sable Blvd\, Aurora\, 80012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Concerts,Holiday Event,Masterworks Concerts
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SUMMARY:Music from Middle Earth: Lord of the Rings and its Inspirations
DESCRIPTION:Join your Aurora Symphony for a concert celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Howard Shore’s incredible music for Lord of the Rings\, including highlights from “The Hobbit\,” “The Fellowship of the Ring\,” “The Two Towers\,” and “The Return of the King.” \nDates & LocationSaturday\, October 10\, 2026 @ 7:30 PM\nSunday\, October 11\, 2026 @ 4:00 PM \nAt Hinkley High School Auditorium in Aurora\n1250 Chambers Rd\, Aurora\, CO 80011 \nTickets & Pricing$20 Adult\n$10 Senior\, Military\, First Responder\nFree – Students & Children under 18 \nAll tickets are General Admission. \nGet TicketsYou will experience:– Highlights from Howard Shore’s music for Lord of the Rings \n– A treat from New Zealand: “In the Lair of the Cave Weta\,” a musical depiction of the world’s largest insect\, by composer Leonie Holmes. \n– Two violin solos performed by Frangel Lopez-Ceseña\, member of the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico: \n– Vaughan Williams’ “The Lark Ascending\,” a direct inspiration on the pastoral music of the shire. \n– Arvo Pärt’s “Fratres\,” or “Brothers\,” a meditation on the feeling of timelessness when living in a monastery (or being an immortal elf…) \nPlus\, join our conductor Jeremy 30 minutes prior to each performance for a pre-concert talk on the music of the concert and how Howard Shore created a masterpiece in his score for Lord of the Rings. \nRepertoire:In the Lair of the Cave Weta – Leonie Holmes \nThe Lark Ascending – Ralph Vaughan Williams\nPerformed by violinist Frangel Lopez-Ceseña \nFratres (Brothers) – Arvo Pärt\nPerformed by violinist Frangel Lopez-Ceseña \nIntermission \nMusic from “The Hobbit” – Howard Shore\, arr. Wagner \nMusic from “The Fellowship of the Ring” – Howard Shore\, arr. Whitney \nMusic from “The Two Towers” – Howard Shore\, arr. Brubaker \nMusic from “The Return of the King” – Howard Shore\, arr. López \nWhat people are saying about the ASO:\n– “It was a very enjoyable event\, even for someone who does not understand music very well. Two hours and twenty dollars so well spent.” \n– “We’ve been attending ASO Concerts for a few years now. We thoroughly enjoy each production! Great music and fun!! We enjoy Jeremy’s enthusiasm as he conducts. We highly recommend the ASO & are glad it’s part of our community!!” \n– “We always feel relaxed\, happy\, and more connected after a concert. Every performance we have attended as season ticket holders has been excellent.” \n– “We ALWAYS look forward to Aurora Symphony. My son absolutely loves the Aurora Symphony! We all do.” \n\nFrequently Asked Questions:\n– What should I wear? Come as you are! There’s no dress code. Most people wear business casual\, but jeans and a t-shirt are perfectly acceptable. We are not a stuffy orchestra! And for this concert\, feel free to wear a costume! Just be sure to leave any weapons (costume or otherwise) at home. \n– Do I need to know a lot about classical music to have a good time? New to classical concerts? Don’t worry! Our conductor provides brief\, friendly introductions to the concert and to each piece. Arrive early to attend his free pre-concert talk for an extra-special time. \n– How long is the concert? Approximately 2 hours including one 20-minute intermission. \n– Is there parking? Plenty of free parking is available. \n– When should we arrive? Most people arrive 30-40 minutes before the concert to get great seats and enjoy our conductor’s pre-concert talk (30 minutes before the performance). \n– Are the concessions? There are no concessions or alcohol at the concert\, but there are restaurants nearby for before or after. Water fountains are available. \n– Are concerts good for kids? The ASO prides itself on being family friendly! While we understand that young kids are full of energy\, we ask that all audience members be respectful of others’ experiences and that children are not permitted to run around the auditorium before\, during\, or after the performance. \nFeatured ArtistsFrangel Lopez-Ceseña\,\nViolin\nViolinist Frangel López Ceseña is a soloist\, concertmaster\, and chamber musician who has won a national solo competition in Mexico (2014) and a concerto competition in the U.S. (2017). Frangel has taken masterclasses with Ryu Goto\, Paul Huang\, and others. Frangel studied at the Superior School of Music in Mexico (2017) holds an M.M. from CSU (2018) and a D.M.A. from the University of Western Ontario\, Canada (2022)\, where he specialized in the agential analysis of music. He is a violinist with the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico and teaches at La Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. \nJeremy D. Cuebas\,\nConductor and Artistic Director\nJeremy D. Cuebas is a conductor and teacher based in Colorado. He is the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Aurora Symphony Orchestra and the founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Crescendo Classical Marketing. His work on and off the podium is focused on connecting with audiences and helping arts organizations make a bigger difference in their community. Jeremy was appointed as the 5th Artistic Director and Conductor of the Aurora Symphony Orchestra after a national search in 2023. \nGet Tickets
URL:https://aurorasymphony.org/event/2026-fall-masterworks-music-from-middle-earth-2/
LOCATION:Hinkley High School\, 1250 Chambers Rd\, Aurora\, CO\, 80011\, United States
CATEGORIES:Masterworks Concerts
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SUMMARY:The Sound of Music: Music of Love and Tragedy
DESCRIPTION:Join your Aurora Symphony for a concert of Love and Tragedy\, featuring classical favorites and music from “The Sound of Music.” \nDates & LocationSaturday\, February 20\, 2027 @ 7:30 PM\nSunday\, February 21\, 2027 @ 4:00 PM \nNote: Venue is still to be determined\, even though the page says Gateway High School. \nTickets & Pricing$20 Adult\n$10 Senior\, Military\, First Responder\nFree – Students & Children under 18 \nAll tickets are General Admission. \nGet TicketsYou will experience:– Highlights from “The Sound of Music\,” including “The Lonely Goatherd\,” “My Favorite Things\,” “Sixteen\, Going on Seventeen\,” “So Long\, Farewell\,” and (of course) “Edelweiss.” \n– Antonio Vivaldi’s “Concerto for two trumpets\,” performed by guest artists Thutmouse Toure and Christopher Barber. \n– The heart-wrenching “Prelude and Love Death” from Richard Wagner’s groundbreaking opera “Tristan and Isolde.” \n– The world premiere of “Mystical Fantasy\,” a tale of love\, trial\, and triumph told through music\, by ASO member Aiden Beldzik. \n– Music for the Persian myth of Foroud\, a tale of heritage and pride\, in “Foroud\, Overture for a Tragic Hero” by Iranian composer Farhad Poupel. \nPlus\, join our conductor Jeremy 30 minutes prior to each performance for a pre-concert talk about the music you will hear. \nRepertoire:The Sound of Music\, Selections for Orchestra – Rogers and Hammerstein\, arr. Bennett \nPrelude and Love Death from Tristan and Isolde – Richard Wagner \nConcerto for Two Trumpets – Antonio Vivaldi\nPerformed by Thutmouse Toure and Christopher Barber \nMystical Fantasy (World Premiere) – Aiden Beldzik \nForoud\, Overture for a Tragic Hero (Colorado Premiere) – Farhad Poupel \nWhat people are saying about the ASO:\n– “It was a very enjoyable event\, even for someone who does not understand music very well. Two hours and twenty dollars so well spent.” \n– “We’ve been attending ASO Concerts for a few years now. We thoroughly enjoy each production! Great music and fun!! We enjoy Jeremy’s enthusiasm as he conducts. We highly recommend the ASO & are glad it’s part of our community!!” \n– “We always feel relaxed\, happy\, and more connected after a concert. Every performance we have attended as season ticket holders has been excellent.” \n– “We ALWAYS look forward to Aurora Symphony. My son absolutely loves the Aurora Symphony! We all do.” \n\nFrequently Asked Questions:\n– What should I wear? Come as you are! There’s no dress code. Most people wear business casual\, but jeans and a t-shirt are perfectly acceptable. We are not a stuffy orchestra! \n– Do I need to know a lot about classical music to have a good time? New to classical concerts? Don’t worry! Our conductor provides brief\, friendly introductions to the concert and to each piece. Arrive early to attend his free pre-concert talk for an extra-special time. \n– How long is the concert? Approximately 2 hours including one 20-minute intermission. \n– Is there parking? Plenty of free parking is available. \n– When should we arrive? Most people arrive 30-40 minutes before the concert to get great seats and enjoy our conductor’s pre-concert talk (30 minutes before the performance). \n– Are the concessions? There are no concessions or alcohol at the concert\, but there are restaurants nearby for before or after. Water fountains are available. \n– Are concerts good for kids? The ASO prides itself on being family friendly! While we understand that young kids are full of energy\, we ask that all audience members be respectful of others’ experiences and that children are not permitted to run around the auditorium before\, during\, or after the performance. \nFeatured ArtistsThutmouse Toure\,\nTrumpet\nChristopher Barber\,\nTrumpet\nGet Tickets
URL:https://aurorasymphony.org/event/2027-spring-masterworks-the-sound-of-music/
LOCATION:Gateway High School\, 1300 S Sable Blvd\, Aurora\, 80012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Masterworks Concerts
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20270221T180000
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SUMMARY:The Sound of Music: Music of Love and Tragedy
DESCRIPTION:Join your Aurora Symphony for a concert of Love and Tragedy\, featuring classical favorites and music from “The Sound of Music.” \nDates & LocationSaturday\, February 20\, 2027 @ 7:30 PM\nSunday\, February 21\, 2027 @ 4:00 PM \nNote: Venue is still to be determined\, even though the page says Gateway High School. \nTickets & Pricing$20 Adult\n$10 Senior\, Military\, First Responder\nFree – Students & Children under 18 \nAll tickets are General Admission. \nGet TicketsYou will experience:– Highlights from “The Sound of Music\,” including “The Lonely Goatherd\,” “My Favorite Things\,” “Sixteen\, Going on Seventeen\,” “So Long\, Farewell\,” and (of course) “Edelweiss.” \n– Antonio Vivaldi’s “Concerto for two trumpets\,” performed by guest artists Thutmouse Toure and Christopher Barber. \n– The heart-wrenching “Prelude and Love Death” from Richard Wagner’s groundbreaking opera “Tristan and Isolde.” \n– The world premiere of “Mystical Fantasy\,” a tale of love\, trial\, and triumph told through music\, by ASO member Aiden Beldzik. \n– Music for the Persian myth of Foroud\, a tale of heritage and pride\, in “Foroud\, Overture for a Tragic Hero” by Iranian composer Farhad Poupel. \nPlus\, join our conductor Jeremy 30 minutes prior to each performance for a pre-concert talk about the music you will hear. \nRepertoire:The Sound of Music\, Selections for Orchestra – Rogers and Hammerstein\, arr. Bennett \nPrelude and Love Death from Tristan and Isolde – Richard Wagner \nConcerto for Two Trumpets – Antonio Vivaldi\nPerformed by Thutmouse Toure and Christopher Barber \nMystical Fantasy (World Premiere) – Aiden Beldzik \nForoud\, Overture for a Tragic Hero (Colorado Premiere) – Farhad Poupel \nWhat people are saying about the ASO:\n– “It was a very enjoyable event\, even for someone who does not understand music very well. Two hours and twenty dollars so well spent.” \n– “We’ve been attending ASO Concerts for a few years now. We thoroughly enjoy each production! Great music and fun!! We enjoy Jeremy’s enthusiasm as he conducts. We highly recommend the ASO & are glad it’s part of our community!!” \n– “We always feel relaxed\, happy\, and more connected after a concert. Every performance we have attended as season ticket holders has been excellent.” \n– “We ALWAYS look forward to Aurora Symphony. My son absolutely loves the Aurora Symphony! We all do.” \n\nFrequently Asked Questions:\n– What should I wear? Come as you are! There’s no dress code. Most people wear business casual\, but jeans and a t-shirt are perfectly acceptable. We are not a stuffy orchestra! \n– Do I need to know a lot about classical music to have a good time? New to classical concerts? Don’t worry! Our conductor provides brief\, friendly introductions to the concert and to each piece. Arrive early to attend his free pre-concert talk for an extra-special time. \n– How long is the concert? Approximately 2 hours including one 20-minute intermission. \n– Is there parking? Plenty of free parking is available. \n– When should we arrive? Most people arrive 30-40 minutes before the concert to get great seats and enjoy our conductor’s pre-concert talk (30 minutes before the performance). \n– Are the concessions? There are no concessions or alcohol at the concert\, but there are restaurants nearby for before or after. Water fountains are available. \n– Are concerts good for kids? The ASO prides itself on being family friendly! While we understand that young kids are full of energy\, we ask that all audience members be respectful of others’ experiences and that children are not permitted to run around the auditorium before\, during\, or after the performance. \nFeatured ArtistsThutmouse Toure\,\nTrumpet\nChristopher Barber\,\nTrumpet\nGet Tickets
URL:https://aurorasymphony.org/event/2027-spring-masterworks-the-sound-of-music-2/
LOCATION:Gateway High School\, 1300 S Sable Blvd\, Aurora\, 80012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Masterworks Concerts
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20270522T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20270522T213000
DTSTAMP:20260722T233200Z
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SUMMARY:Pictures at an Exhibition: 2027 Arts for a Better Tomorrow Concert
DESCRIPTION:Join your Aurora Symphony for a concert of music honoring those we love most\, featuring Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto\, Gary Kuo’s “In Remembrance\,” and Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition.” \nThe ASO’s annual Arts for a Better Tomorrow concert supports a local non-profit doing good in our community\, especially through youth-focused programming and support. The partner organization for the 2027 Arts for a Better Tomorrow Concert is to be determined. \nDates & LocationSaturday\, May 22\, 2027 @ 7:30 PM\nSunday\, May 23\, 2027 @ 4:00 PM \nNote: Venue is still to be determined\, even though the page says Gateway High School. \nTickets & Pricing$20 Adult\n$10 Senior\, Military\, First Responder\nFree – Students & Children under 18 \nAll tickets are General Admission. \nGet TicketsYou will experience:– Mozart’s ever-popular clarinet concerto\, performed by Jill Nagode. \n– Gary Kuo’s tender tribute in honor of his mother\, “In Remembrance.” \n– Pictures at an Exhibition\, one of the masterpieces of classical music\, recreates a walk through the gallery of Modest Mussorgsky’s friend Viktor Hartmann shortly after his sudden death. \nPlus\, join our conductor Jeremy 30 minutes prior to each performance for a pre-concert talk to learn more about the music you will hear. \nRepertoire:In Remembrance – Gary Kuo \nClarinet Concerto – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart\nPerformed by Clarinetist Jill Nagode \nIntermission \nPictures at an Exhibition – Modest Mussorgsky\, arr. Ravel \nWhat people are saying about the ASO:\n– “It was a very enjoyable event\, even for someone who does not understand music very well. Two hours and twenty dollars so well spent.” \n– “We’ve been attending ASO Concerts for a few years now. We thoroughly enjoy each production! Great music and fun!! We enjoy Jeremy’s enthusiasm as he conducts. We highly recommend the ASO & are glad it’s part of our community!!” \n– “We always feel relaxed\, happy\, and more connected after a concert. Every performance we have attended as season ticket holders has been excellent.” \n– “We ALWAYS look forward to Aurora Symphony. My son absolutely loves the Aurora Symphony! We all do.” \n\nFrequently Asked Questions:\n– What should I wear? Come as you are! There’s no dress code. Most people wear business casual\, but jeans and a t-shirt are perfectly acceptable. We are not a stuffy orchestra! \n– Do I need to know a lot about classical music to have a good time? New to classical concerts? Don’t worry! Our conductor provides brief\, friendly introductions to the concert and to each piece. Arrive early to attend his free pre-concert talk for an extra-special time. \n– How long is the concert? Approximately 2 hours including one 20-minute intermission. \n– Is there parking? Plenty of free parking is available. \n– When should we arrive? Most people arrive 30-40 minutes before the concert to get great seats and enjoy our conductor’s pre-concert talk (30 minutes before the performance). \n– Are the concessions? There are no concessions or alcohol at the concert\, but there are restaurants nearby for before or after. Water fountains are available. \n– Are concerts good for kids? The ASO prides itself on being family friendly! While we understand that young kids are full of energy\, we ask that all audience members be respectful of others’ experiences and that children are not permitted to run around the auditorium before\, during\, or after the performance. \nFeatured ArtistsJill Nagode\,\nClarinet\nGet Tickets
URL:https://aurorasymphony.org/event/2027-arts-for-a-better-tomorrow-pictures-at-an-exhibition-2/
LOCATION:Gateway High School\, 1300 S Sable Blvd\, Aurora\, 80012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Masterworks Concerts
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SUMMARY:Pictures at an Exhibition: 2027 Arts for a Better Tomorrow Concert
DESCRIPTION:Join your Aurora Symphony for a concert of music honoring those we love most\, featuring Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto\, Gary Kuo’s “In Remembrance\,” and Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition.” \nThe ASO’s annual Arts for a Better Tomorrow concert supports a local non-profit doing good in our community\, especially through youth-focused programming and support. The partner organization for the 2027 Arts for a Better Tomorrow Concert is to be determined. \nDates & LocationSaturday\, May 22\, 2027 @ 7:30 PM\nSunday\, May 23\, 2027 @ 4:00 PM \nNote: Venue is still to be determined\, even though the page says Gateway High School. \nTickets & Pricing$20 Adult\n$10 Senior\, Military\, First Responder\nFree – Students & Children under 18 \nAll tickets are General Admission. \nGet TicketsYou will experience:– Mozart’s ever-popular clarinet concerto\, performed by Jill Nagode. \n– Gary Kuo’s tender tribute in honor of his mother\, “In Remembrance.” \n– Pictures at an Exhibition\, one of the masterpieces of classical music\, recreates a walk through the gallery of Modest Mussorgsky’s friend Viktor Hartmann shortly after his sudden death. \nPlus\, join our conductor Jeremy 30 minutes prior to each performance for a pre-concert talk to learn more about the music you will hear. \nRepertoire:In Remembrance – Gary Kuo \nClarinet Concerto – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart\nPerformed by Clarinetist Jill Nagode \nIntermission \nPictures at an Exhibition – Modest Mussorgsky\, arr. Ravel \nWhat people are saying about the ASO:\n– “It was a very enjoyable event\, even for someone who does not understand music very well. Two hours and twenty dollars so well spent.” \n– “We’ve been attending ASO Concerts for a few years now. We thoroughly enjoy each production! Great music and fun!! We enjoy Jeremy’s enthusiasm as he conducts. We highly recommend the ASO & are glad it’s part of our community!!” \n– “We always feel relaxed\, happy\, and more connected after a concert. Every performance we have attended as season ticket holders has been excellent.” \n– “We ALWAYS look forward to Aurora Symphony. My son absolutely loves the Aurora Symphony! We all do.” \n\nFrequently Asked Questions:\n– What should I wear? Come as you are! There’s no dress code. Most people wear business casual\, but jeans and a t-shirt are perfectly acceptable. We are not a stuffy orchestra! \n– Do I need to know a lot about classical music to have a good time? New to classical concerts? Don’t worry! Our conductor provides brief\, friendly introductions to the concert and to each piece. Arrive early to attend his free pre-concert talk for an extra-special time. \n– How long is the concert? Approximately 2 hours including one 20-minute intermission. \n– Is there parking? Plenty of free parking is available. \n– When should we arrive? Most people arrive 30-40 minutes before the concert to get great seats and enjoy our conductor’s pre-concert talk (30 minutes before the performance). \n– Are the concessions? There are no concessions or alcohol at the concert\, but there are restaurants nearby for before or after. Water fountains are available. \n– Are concerts good for kids? The ASO prides itself on being family friendly! While we understand that young kids are full of energy\, we ask that all audience members be respectful of others’ experiences and that children are not permitted to run around the auditorium before\, during\, or after the performance. \nFeatured ArtistsJill Nagode\,\nClarinet\nGet Tickets
URL:https://aurorasymphony.org/event/2027-arts-for-a-better-tomorrow-pictures-at-an-exhibition/
LOCATION:Gateway High School\, 1300 S Sable Blvd\, Aurora\, 80012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Masterworks Concerts
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