Upcoming Concerts
Our 2024-2025 Formal Concert Season at a New Location!
February 22, 2025 - “Voices Shouting Out”
The Boulder Concert Band presents “Voices Shouting Out,” a celebration of Women and African American composers in honor of National Women’s Day and Black History Month. The program features music composed by Nkeiru Okoye, Florence Price, William Grant Still, Jocelyn Hagen, and Julie Giroux. We are delighted to amplify the distinctive voices of these composers through their musical works. We are also honored to host, as guest conductor, Dr. Wesley Broadnax, Associate Professor of Music and Director of Bands at the University of Northern Colorado-Greeley.
Tickets are available now from Zeffy at this link.
Voices Shouting Out - Nkeiru Okoye
Adoration - Florence Price, arranged by Jon Borodach
Dances in the Canebrakes - Florence Price (Dr. Wesley Broadnax, guest conductor)
To You, America! - William Grant Still
Hymn to St. Teresa - Jocelyn Hagen
Vigil’s Keep - Julie Giroux
“On Parade” Quick March - Amanda C.E. Aldridge under her pen name, Montague Ring
Here is the digital program for “Voices Shouting Out”.
The Firefly Winds, comprising mostly women musicians, have selected just the right music to open our concert.
Firefly Winds: Marilyn Kroner, Mike Taylor, Sarah Wise, Andrea Ojala, Laurie Sampsel
Photo by Don Puscher
April 19, 2025 - “A Garden of Delights”
All concerts will be at 7:00 pm at our new location, Mountain View United Methodist Church, 355 Ponca Place, Boulder, CO 80303
Past 2024-2025 concerts
October 26, 2024 - “New Frontiers” - we enjoyed the French Horn search in the Season Program (did you find all 19?), as well as snacks provided by the Low Brass Section.
December 7, 2024 - “It’s the Holiday Season!” - this was such a fun concert with our percussion section performing a special selection evoking good ol’ Charlie Brown, and our low brasses playing selections from TUBACHRISTMAS®!
December 14, 2024 - TUBACHRISTMAS®, part of the Boulder Freezie Fest, was a great success. Almost 70 players participated, and around 200 spectators enjoyed the performance.