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Beyond what you see on the stage at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, the Bravo! Vail Music Festival is connecting with the community in many ways. To reach the youngsters in the Vail Valley, Bravo!...

When many people think of our six-week Bravo! Vail Music Festival, they picture performances by world-class resident orchestras—the New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra—alongside outstanding chamber music ensembles.   What...

On Saturday, May 7, 2022, All Classical Portland will present a live, bi-coastal broadcast of the world premiere of Damien Geter’s An African American Requiem in collaboration with WQXR in New York. The live broadcast will begin at 5:50 PM PT (8:50 PM ET) on 89.9 FM in Portland, 105.9 FM in New York, and streaming...

I had no plans to pile on. The letters in the Vail Daily, Stowe Reporter, etc do a great job of describing what we all are experiencing at Vail Resorts this year.

Ready to unmask your enthusiasm for live music? Let CPR Classical take you to some of the most breathtaking mountains, valleys and towns in Colorado this summer from the comfort of your own home with Summerfest 2021. There’s no better way to tour the state than through the gorgeous sounds of world-class music at Colorado’s wide array of outdoor and state-of-the-art venues. Read on to learn more about our 10-week Summerfest 2021 concert series with Karla Walker, and our Flight of Festivals w...

Sooz / Unsplash Mother’s Day is celebrated all across the world, and the second Sunday in May marks when we honor motherhood in the United States. Homemade cards and crafts, brunch, flowers and phone calls are just a few of the ways to show appreciation for the woman who means so much. According to the Good Housekeeping magazine, some of the top gifts this year include the classics like flowers, perfume and chocolates, as well as more modern gifts such as custom headphones and ear buds — or...

Daily file photo Editor’s note: Ready for 2020 to be over? Yeah, us too —but not before highlighting some of the bright spots in a year unlike any other. Instead of doing a typical look back at the news of 2020, we’re focusing on the stories that showcased the indomitable spirit of our mountain community during a difficult time. For most of its history, the Vail Valley has focused on thinking big. That changed in 2020. With the COVID-19 pandemic affecting everything from restaurant occup...