Frank Xavier Hennessy was a soldier in the European Theater of WWII. His mission: document the war through first-hand accounts and hand-drawn sketches as a battlefield historian. His tour of duty took him from desolate battlefields to the liberated streets of Paris. Frank captured harrowing images of war in his sketch pad, as well as scenes of everyday life for the soldiers and civilians caught in the carnage. The world premiere of Sketches of Courage composed by Denver Brass’ own Sean Hennessy brings Frank’s images and stories to life with the soul-rending power of brass and percussion. This season finale concert will also feature inspiring tributes to veterans, first responders, and others who serve our country.

Can’t make this performance? Come see our show May 17, 7:00PM.

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Frank Xavier Hennessy was a soldier in the European Theater of WWII. His mission: document the war through first-hand accounts and hand-drawn sketches as a battlefield historian. His tour of duty took him from desolate battlefields to the liberated streets of Paris. Frank captured harrowing images of war in his sketch pad, as well as scenes of everyday life for the soldiers and civilians caught in the carnage. The world premiere of Sketches of Courage composed by Denver Brass’ own Sean Hennessy brings Frank’s images and stories to life with the soul-rending power of brass and percussion. This season finale concert will also feature inspiring tributes to veterans, first responders, and others who serve our country.

Can’t make this performance? Come see our show May 18, 2:30PM.

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What if the stone walls of a cathedral held memories of all the music they had absorbed over the centuries? The sounds of a thousand voices echoing through time and creating harmony with the present would resonate through all those who enter; imbuing them with the eternal inspiration and joy of music. Denver Brass joins St. Martin’s Chamber Choir for a special collaboration that combines the soulfulness of voice with the raw power of brass. Let the sound envelop and surround you with the echoes of time with selections from Gabrieli to Queen.

St. Martin’s Chamber Choir: Founded in 1994 as Colorado’s only year-round, fully professional choir, St. Martin’s Chamber Choir has delighted Colorado audiences for more than 30 years with its exhilarating sound, its exquisite blend, and its fascinating repertoire, drawn from 1,000 years of choral music. St. Martin’s performs in five counties across the Denver metro area including Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson. 

Can’t make it to this show? Come see our show April 5, 7:30PM at St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church.

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

If you are a season subscriber for St. Martin's Chamber Choir, you should have received an email with a code for your free ticket(s). If not, please email info@stmartinschamberchoir.org or call Denver Brass at 303-832-4676

What if the stone walls of a cathedral held memories of all the music they had absorbed over the centuries? The sounds of a thousand voices echoing through time and creating harmony with the present would resonate through all those who enter; imbuing them with the eternal inspiration and joy of music. Denver Brass joins St. Martin’s Chamber Choir for a special collaboration that combines the soulfulness of voice with the raw power of brass. Let the sound envelop and surround you with the echoes of time with selections from Gabrieli to Queen.

St Martin’s Chamber Choir: Founded in 1994 as Colorado’s only year-round, fully professional choir, St. Martin’s Chamber Choir has delighted Colorado audiences for more than 30 years with its exhilarating sound, its exquisite blend, and its fascinating repertoire, drawn from 1,000 years of choral music. St. Martin’s performs in five counties across the Denver metro area including Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson. 

Can’t make it to this show? Come see our show April 6, 3:00PM at St. Andrew Highlands Ranch.

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

If you are a season subscriber for St. Martin's Chamber Choir, you should have received an email with a code for your free ticket(s). If not, please email info@stmartinschamberchoir.org or call Denver Brass at 303-832-4676

VIRTUAL TICKET AVAILABLE FOR THIS PERFORMANCE!

Virtual tickets provided by St. Martin’s Chamber Choir. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE.

Livestream link is good for one week following the performance. Generously sponsored by Selena Billington and Jim Dewey.

The ancient runes, hewn into the mossy boulders that dot Streedagh Beach in Ireland’s County Sligo have puzzled scientists and anthropologists for decades. Legends of their meaning have been passed down by word of mouth by the local villagers for generations. Some say the runes describe a story of a great sea beast that terrorized the village, some say they hold the recipe for a hearty and medicinal stew; but the mysteries of the runes have never been fully uncovered… until now. Denver Brass has decoded the forgotten language and unlocked the secrets of the ancient Celtic ritual they describe. To pull this off and divine the disembodied spirits of the elder druids, we will need some help from our friends at Celtics Steps Irish Dance, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, Celtic Colorado Pipes and Drums, and Irish Tenor Todd Teske. Join Denver Brass as we perform the sacred rites of Celtic Awakening.

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show March 15 at 2:30PM or 7:00PM!

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The ancient runes, hewn into the mossy boulders that dot Streedagh Beach in Ireland’s County Sligo have puzzled scientists and anthropologists for decades. Legends of their meaning have been passed down by word of mouth by the local villagers for generations. Some say the runes describe a story of a great sea beast that terrorized the village, some say they hold the recipe for a hearty and medicinal stew; but the mysteries of the runes have never been fully uncovered… until now. Denver Brass has decoded the forgotten language and unlocked the secrets of the ancient Celtic ritual they describe. To pull this off and divine the disembodied spirits of the elder druids, we will need some help from our friends at Celtics Steps Irish Dance, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, Celtic Colorado Pipes and Drums, and Irish Tenor Todd Teske. Join Denver Brass as we perform the sacred rites of Celtic Awakening.

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show March 15 at 2:30PM or March 16 at 2:30PM!

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

The ancient runes, hewn into the mossy boulders that dot Streedagh Beach in Ireland’s County Sligo have puzzled scientists and anthropologists for decades. Legends of their meaning have been passed down by word of mouth by the local villagers for generations. Some say the runes describe a story of a great sea beast that terrorized the village, some say they hold the recipe for a hearty and medicinal stew; but the mysteries of the runes have never been fully uncovered… until now. Denver Brass has decoded the forgotten language and unlocked the secrets of the ancient Celtic ritual they describe. To pull this off and divine the disembodied spirits of the elder druids, we will need some help from our friends at Celtics Steps Irish Dance, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, Celtic Colorado Pipes and Drums, and Irish Tenor Todd Teske. Join Denver Brass as we perform the sacred rites of Celtic Awakening.

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show March 15 at 7:00PM or March 16 at 2:30PM!

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

The sun cracks through the haphazardly sealed curtains of your hotel window. Your vision comes into focus as the pounding in your head slowly but steadily increases in intensity. Your memories of Mardi Gras last night are hazy now; the places you saw, the strangers you toasted in the streets, the many, many (maybe too many) drinks you drank. One memory is clear though; Denver Brass and Festa Bateria kept the good times rolling all night long with red hot horns, blistering trumpet solos, and the infectious rhythms of New Orleans and Brazil.

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show February 15 at 2:30PM!

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

The sun cracks through the haphazardly sealed curtains of your hotel window. Your vision comes into focus as the pounding in your head slowly but steadily increases in intensity. Your memories of Mardi Gras last night are hazy now; the places you saw, the strangers you toasted in the streets, the many, many (maybe too many) drinks you drank. One memory is clear though; Denver Brass and Festa Bateria kept the good times rolling all night long with red hot horns, blistering trumpet solos, and the infectious rhythms of New Orleans and Brazil.

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show February 16 at 2:30PM!

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

The late December blizzard had you worried. Weather delays and lost luggage kept you wondering if you would make it home in time for warm eggnog and hiding the presents under the tree. But as you approach the front door adorned with a sparkling wreath, see the lights gently flickering in the windows, and hear the sound of laughter inside, your stress instantly melts away: you are finally home for Christmas. Denver Brass is here to welcome you home and share its favorite holiday with you and your family this year. Home for Christmas celebrates the season with music that will fill you with joy, nostalgia, and the warmth of good friends and family. If you’ve been well behaved this year, there may even be a special visit from “The Man with the Bag”...

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show December 21 at 2:30PM or7:00PM.

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

The late December blizzard had you worried. Weather delays and lost luggage kept you wondering if you would make it home in time for warm eggnog and hiding the presents under the tree. But as you approach the front door adorned with a sparkling wreath, see the lights gently flickering in the windows, and hear the sound of laughter inside, your stress instantly melts away: you are finally home for Christmas. Denver Brass is here to welcome you home and share its favorite holiday with you and your family this year. Home for Christmas celebrates the season with music that will fill you with joy, nostalgia, and the warmth of good friends and family. If you’ve been well behaved this year, there may even be a special visit from “The Man with the Bag”...

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show December 21 at 2:30PM or December 22 at 2:30PM.

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now.

The late December blizzard had you worried. Weather delays and lost luggage kept you wondering if you would make it home in time for warm eggnog and hiding the presents under the tree. But as you approach the front door adorned with a sparkling wreath, see the lights gently flickering in the windows, and hear the sound of laughter inside, your stress instantly melts away: you are finally home for Christmas. Denver Brass is here to welcome you home and share its favorite holiday with you and your family this year. Home for Christmas celebrates the season with music that will fill you with joy, nostalgia, and the warmth of good friends and family. If you’ve been well behaved this year, there may even be a special visit from “The Man with the Bag”...

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show December 21 at 7:00PM or December 22 at 2:30PM.

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now!

The smell of roasted turkey wafts through the house like a warm breeze; the sound of football and disappointed groans echoes from the living room; and the banter of long separated siblings and cousins catching up and trading old barbs over a glass of wine rings out from the kitchen. The feeling of Thanksgiving is one of overwhelming appreciation for friends and loved ones, and the bounty of love and joy they provide. This year, Denver Brass and organist Joseph Galema are showing our Resounding Gratitude for our beloved family of fans with a cornucopia overflowing with organ pipes, tiny trumpets, and heralding horns. Join us before the show to break bread, donate canned goods to MetroCaring, and reacquaint yourself with your friends and family here at Denver Brass!

Can’t make this performance? Come see the show Saturday November 23, 7PM!

Season tickets and single tickets on sale now!

The smell of roasted turkey wafts through the house like a warm breeze; the sound of football and disappointed groans echoes from the living room; and the banter of long separated siblings and cousins catching up and trading old barbs over a glass of wine rings out from the kitchen. The feeling of Thanksgiving is one of overwhelming appreciation for friends and loved ones, and the bounty of love and joy they provide. This year, Denver Brass and organist Joseph Galema are showing our Resounding Gratitude for our beloved family of fans with a cornucopia overflowing with organ pipes, tiny trumpets, and heralding horns. Join us before the show to break bread, donate canned goods to MetroCaring, and reacquaint yourself with your friends and family here at Denver Brass!

Can’t make this performance? Come see our show Sunday November 24, 2:30PM

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There are few things in life that are truly needed: nutrients, love and belonging, a place to call our own, and BRASS. Canadian Brass is headed south for the fall to join The Denver Brass on stage at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. Discounts are available for season subscribers.

Tickets are on-sale now!

Democracy hangs in the balance… Every vote counts and has the power to change history. This September, exercise your right and civic duty by voting on your favorite Denver Brass pieces at Brass by Request! This is a concert of, by, and for the People, featuring musician and fan favorites with a special finale chosen by live audience vote. Which piece will capture the hearts and minds of the nation and ride a wave of populism to the top of the program? There are no lesser evils in this election, so make your voice heard and pull the lever for your favorite on September 15.

Live and silent auctions, chances to mingle, drinks and more!

Silent auction items include: ski lift tickets, tickets to A Christmas Carol, tickets to a Phamaly theater production, a signed Nuggets basketball, and more….

with Steve Taylor, Baritone

Travel across musical vistas of America from sea to shining sea and salute those who have served our nation past and present. We honor and acknowledge the sacrifice and service so many have made for our country, to preserve and protect our way of life and the enduring spirit of America. Join us as we celebrate America through poignant remembrance and uplifting patriotism in this Star Spangled Season Finale alongside our favorite patriot Steven Taylor with pieces such as Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait, Duke Ellington medleys, Louis Armstrong’s What A Wonderful World, and the world premiere of Glorious Places by Brad Swartzwelter, a magnificent tribute to our great national parks.

with Rick Seaton, Organ

As you crest the hill the sun cracks through the clouds. The afternoon thunderstorm finally lets up just in time; you’re nearly beyond the tree line now. The sun's rays dry the cold rain drops off of your skin as a chill gust of wind rushes through the alpine valley; rustling the aspens and sending ripples through the sea of wild flowers covering the ground. You may not be able to put this feeling into words later, but you can hear it in the monumental sound of brass and organ. Wind from the Mountain features the works of Colorado composers and music that captures the awe inspiring scenery and history of our beloved home.

Enjoy an art gallery featuring works from artists from RedLine, The Art Garage, and more. Art will be available for viewing and purchase in the Fellowship Hall before the concert and during intermission. Donors receive early access.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! WIND FROM THE MOUNTAIN will be also be performed on Saturday, April 20 at 7:00PM.

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with Rick Seaton, Organ

As you crest the hill the sun cracks through the clouds. The afternoon thunderstorm finally lets up just in time; you’re nearly beyond the tree line now. The sun's rays dry the cold rain drops off of your skin as a chill gust of wind rushes through the alpine valley; rustling the aspens and sending ripples through the sea of wild flowers covering the ground. You may not be able to put this feeling into words later, but you can hear it in the monumental sound of brass and organ. Wind from the Mountain features the works of Colorado composers and music that captures the awe inspiring scenery and history of our beloved home.

Enjoy an art gallery featuring works from artists from RedLine, The Art Garage, and more. Art will be available for viewing and purchase in the Fellowship Hall before the concert and during intermission. Donors receive early access.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! WIND FROM THE MOUNTAIN will be also be performed on Sunday, April 21 at 2:30PM.

Season subscriptions and single tickets are on sale NOW.

with Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drums, Celtic Steps Irish Dance School, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, soprano Aubrey Jacobs, and Joshua Messick on Hammered Dulcimer

The ancient forest of Reenroe Beach in Ballinskelligs holds a deep and mysterious secret. Runes, hewn into the petrified wood and written in a long forgotten language hold the key to a sacred music ritual involving brass, bagpipes, and dancing that early celts believed would purify the soul and lead to a long and prosperous life. Archaeologists refer to this ritual as Dúiseacht Ceilteach- better known as… Celtic Awakening. 

If you are ready to awaken your senses as the elder druids have ordained, then join the Denver Brass, Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drum, Celtic Steps Irish Dance School, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, Soprano Aubrey Jacobs, and Joshua Messick - Hammered Dulcimer, as we perform the sacred rites of CELTIC AWAKENING.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! CELTIC AWAKENING will be performed again on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 2:30PM and 7:00PM.

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with Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drums, Celtic Steps Irish Dance School, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, soprano Aubrey Jacobs, and Joshua Messick on Hammered Dulcimer

The ancient forest of Reenroe Beach in Ballinskelligs holds a deep and mysterious secret. Runes, hewn into the petrified wood and written in a long forgotten language hold the key to a sacred music ritual involving brass, bagpipes, and dancing that early celts believed would purify the soul and lead to a long and prosperous life. Archaeologists refer to this ritual as Dúiseacht Ceilteach- better known as… Celtic Awakening. 

If you are ready to awaken your senses as the elder druids have ordained, then join the Denver Brass, Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drum, Celtic Steps Irish Dance School, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, Soprano Aubrey Jacobs, and Joshua Messick - Hammered Dulcimer, as we perform the sacred rites of CELTIC AWAKENING.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! CELTIC AWAKENING will be performed again on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 2:30PM and Sunday, March 17, 2024 at 2:30PM.

Subscribe & Save 20% — Season Ticket packages start at just 4 shows!
Season Subscriptions and single tickets are on sale now!

with Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drums, Celtic Steps Irish Dance School, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, soprano Aubrey Jacobs, and Joshua Messick on Hammered Dulcimer

The ancient forest of Reenroe Beach in Ballinskelligs holds a deep and mysterious secret. Runes, hewn into the petrified wood and written in a long forgotten language hold the key to a sacred music ritual involving brass, bagpipes, and dancing that early celts believed would purify the soul and lead to a long and prosperous life. Archaeologists refer to this ritual as Dúiseacht Ceilteach- better known as… Celtic Awakening. 

If you are ready to awaken your senses as the elder druids have ordained, then join the Denver Brass, Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drum, Celtic Steps Irish Dance School, Rocky Mountain Highland Dancers, Soprano Aubrey Jacobs, and Joshua Messick - Hammered Dulcimer, as we perform the sacred rites of CELTIC AWAKENING.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! CELTIC AWAKENING will be performed again on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 7:00PM and Sunday, March 17, 2024 at 2:30PM.

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with Brazilian Bateria

Lassez les bons temps rouler and Saúde amigos! It’s Mardi Gras season, and that means outrageous floats, raucous parades, feathered costumes, big beers, beads, and brass! Denver Brass brings you a sizzling show that combines the creole jazz of old New Orleans with the hip shaking rhythms of Brazil. We’re joined by a Brazilian percussion ensemble to combine the creole jazz of old New Orleans with the hip shaking rhythms of Brazil. Second line meets samba. It’s hurricanes and caipirinhas. It’s a party so wild you’ll need all of Lent to recover. It's CARNAVAL! NOLA to RIO.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! CARNAVAL! NOLA to RIO will be performed again on Saturday, February 10, 2024 at 2:30PM.

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with Brazilian Bateria

Lassez les bons temps rouler and Saúde amigos! It’s Mardi Gras season, and that means outrageous floats, raucous parades, feathered costumes, big beers, beads, and brass! Denver Brass brings you a sizzling show that combines the creole jazz of old New Orleans with the hip shaking rhythms of Brazil. We’re joined by Brazilian percussion ensemble to combine the creole jazz of old New Orleans with the hip shaking rhythms of Brazil. Second line meets samba. It’s hurricanes and caipirinhas. It’s a party so wild you’ll need all of Lent to recover. It's CARNAVAL! NOLA to RIO.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! CARNAVAL! NOLA to RIO will be performed again on Sunday, February 11, 2024 at 2:30PM.

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with Aubrey Jacobs - Soprano and Steven Taylor - Baritone

The lights of the tall buildings shimmer in the night like a thousand stars; a gentle snow falls and, for a moment, the hustle and bustle of everyday life melts away. Christmas is a special time in the City, and this season Denver Brass brings our triumphant trumpets, resounding horns, and ebullient tubas to the heart of Denver to share our favorite holiday tradition with you. Melodious baritone Steve Taylor and silvery soprano Aubrey Jacobs join us in playing some of our favorite melodies- from the warm and nostalgic, to the bright and joyful. Make Christmastime in the City with The Denver Brass your new favorite holiday tradition this year. 

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! Christmastime in the City will be performed again on Saturday, December 16, 2023 at 7:00PM.

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Parking at the King Center

7th Street Parking Garage - $15

• The 7th Street parking garage is located just west of the King Center. The entrance is located on the east side of the garage on 8th street (north entrance) and on Lawrence Way (south entrance)

Holly Parking Lot - $15

• In the event that the 7th street Parking Garage is full, the Holly parking lot is also very nearby. The Holly parking lot is located just south of the King Center,  the entrance is on the south side of the lot and can be found on Curtis Street.

with Aubrey Jacobs - Soprano and Steven Taylor - Baritone

The lights of the tall buildings shimmer in the night like a thousand stars; a gentle snow falls and, for a moment, the hustle and bustle of everyday life melts away. Christmas is a special time in the City, and this season Denver Brass brings our triumphant trumpets, resounding horns, and ebullient tubas to the heart of Denver to share our favorite holiday tradition with you. Melodious baritone Steve Taylor and silvery soprano Aubrey Jacobs join us in playing some of our favorite melodies- from the warm and nostalgic, to the bright and joyful. Make Christmastime in the City with The Denver Brass your new favorite holiday tradition this year. 

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! Christmastime in the City will be performed again on Sunday, December 17, 2023 at 2:30PM.

Subscribe & Save 20% — Season Ticket packages start at just 4 shows!
Season Subscriptions and single tickets are on sale now!

Parking at the King Center

7th Street Parking Garage - $15

• The 7th Street parking garage is located just west of the King Center. The entrance is located on the east side of the garage on 8th street (north entrance) and on Lawrence Way (south entrance)

Holly Parking Lot - $15

• In the event that the 7th street Parking Garage is full, the Holly parking lot is also very nearby. The Holly parking lot is located just south of the King Center,  the entrance is on the south side of the lot and can be found on Curtis Street.

with Joseph Galema, Organ

The call to adventure pushes us to leave our comfort, face the adversity of a challenge, and mold ourselves into greatness. The Hero’s Journey is a universal story of struggle and triumph that has best been captured in the epic operas and tone poems of Strauss and Wagner as well as in the courageous melodies of our own knight in brass armor, Andy Wolfe. Strapping musical hero Joseph Galema joins us on organ as we enter the crucible and embark on our own Hero’s Journey. Will you heed the call?

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! A HERO’S JOURNEY will be also be performed on Saturday, November 11.

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with Joseph Galema, Organ

The call to adventure pushes us to leave our comfort, face the adversity of a challenge, and mold ourselves into greatness. The Hero’s Journey is a universal story of struggle and triumph that has best been captured in the epic operas and tone poems of Strauss and Wagner as well as in the courageous melodies of our own knight in brass armor, Andy Wolfe. Strapping musical hero Joseph Galema joins us on organ as we enter the crucible and embark on our own Hero’s Journey. Will you heed the call?

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! A HERO’S JOURNEY will be also be performed on Sunday, November 12.

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Savor the sights & sounds of a cabaret-style season finale in the grand Seawell Ballroom at DCPA. Raise a toast as we top off the season with beverages, bites and bodacious brass! Groove to toe-tapping jazz, pop, and movie favorites as you take in the sweeping view of Denver and the Rocky Mountains.

There will be a pre-show donor reception!

with Lamont Brass Ensemble and Rick Seaton - Organ

How can a brass ensemble possibly recreate the infinite expanse and unknowable wonder of outer space in a concert hall? By bringing in more brass, of course! The Denver Brass is joined by The Lamont School of Music Brass Ensemble and Organist Rick Seaton to bring you the sounds of the great beyond. Prepare for blast off with recognizable masterworks such as Ride of the Valkyries and The Planets, then drift way out beyond the Kuiper Belt with the premiere of TWO brand new compositions by Sean Schafer Hennessy and Brian Pfoltner.

Can’t make it to this date? This concert has multiple times! SPACE ODYSSEY will be also be performed on Saturday, April 15.

THIS PERFORMANCE WILL BE LIVESTREAMED. Virtual Tickets are available through Eventbrite. Streaming urls and passwords will be emailed to you!