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MARCH 17, 2020 CONCERT POSTPONED DUE TO COVID19 CONCERNS
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO Join us at our new venue: PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL UCC 916 WEST PROSPECT ROAD FORT COLLINS, CO 80526 (just south of the CSU campus) 2019 Free Library Concerts: Children's Concerts - September 14, 2019 at Old Town and Council Tree libraries Community Concert - November 1, 2019 at the Harmony library on the FRCC campus 
Erik Peterson,
Artistic Director
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Mission Statement:
The nonprofit Front Range Chamber Players is dedicated to promoting the performance and appreciation of chamber music within the Front Range region through superb performances, youth programs and collaboration with community arts organizations.
Note:
Front Range Chamber Players is proud to spotlight young musicians in a Prelude performance prior to each of our Series concerts. Please arrive early and support the next generation of musicians. Preludes begin at 6:45 p.m.
Note:
Front Range Chamber Players is proud to spotlight young musicians in a Prelude performance prior to each of our Series concerts. Please arrive early and support the next generation of musicians. Preludes begin at 6:45 p.m.
Dear Friends of Front Range Chamber Players,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our 35th season of spectacular chamber music. I look forward to sharing performances of traditional favorites by Brahms, Schubert, and of course, Beethoven, with colleagues and friends. We move into 2020 and begin to celebrate 250 years of Beethoven’s immeasurable presence in our world of classical music. We will be playing his first piano trio, his “Serioso” quartet, and his monumental septet for strings and winds.
We continue the tradition of diverse and innovative programing, such as a work by the youthful Gioachino Rossini in 1804 when he was 12 years old and a United States premiere by the also youthful Grace-Evangeline Mason, winner of numerous accolades and awards. Bring your children and grandchildren to enjoy David Mullikin’s whimsical The Frozen Castle on December 3rd. This work evokes images of far off lands and marching toy soldiers. It is certain to please audiences of all ages, and please feel free to leave at intermission to get young ones to bed. We welcome young people free at all of our concerts, and students of any age are free at every performance.
From the Children’s Concerts of Tunji and the Giant, to Schumann, Higdon, Schickele and Fauré, music continues to enlighten and inspire. I listen to today’s young musicians in the early stages of their musical journey as they play so beautifully; their performances show great promise for the future of classical music. Continue the tradition of great classical music by supporting performances of young musicians; come early to FRCP’s Series concerts to hear them perform at the Prelude Performances. These short pre-concert performances feature the next generation of musicians, on their way to stardom in whatever arena they may pursue.
Thank you for your support of Front Range Chamber Players,
Erik Peterson
Artistic Director
