Introducing: A

Season of Stories

Our 43rd season is inspired by the power of musical storytelling – with concerts connected to powerful poetry and literature.

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EXPLORE THE 2026-27 SEASON

The Chamber Orchestra of the Springs is the only ensemble of its kind in the Pikes Peak region – operating in the niche between a full-sized symphony orchestra and un-conducted chamber music ensemble, the Chamber Orchestra of the Springs is a professional orchestra that specializes in bringing unexpected experiences and lesser-known musical gems to the orchestra stage.

We are committed to creating exceptional, accessible, and affordable musical experiences rooted in new and under-performed works by composers and performers of all colors, creeds, genders, and orientations. Music for all – music by all. We hope you’ll join us, For the Love of Music.

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UPCOMING CONCERTS

  • All in Good Humor

    Sat, Feb 28th - 7:00PM • Sun, Mar 1st - 2:30PM
    Ent Center for the Arts • Chapman Recital Hall

    Sometimes you need music to help process your pain. Other times, music might help you focus or explore your inner self. And other times...well, sometimes music can just be about making you smile. A shameless, sweet slice of chocolate cake - in concert form.

    Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5 is a delight served up by our concertmaster, Jacob Klock, in a weekend of sweet escapism.

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  • Ascending

    Sat, May 2nd - 7:00PM • Sun, May 3rd - 2:30PM
    Ent Center for the Arts • Shockley Zalabak Theater

    Ascending Bird describes the journey of a mythic bird that tries to reach the sun - it tries and fails, and tries again, before finally reaching the radiant embrace of the sun and losing its physical body in a metaphor for spiritual transcendence.

    We’ll remain in the heavens, from which the music of Mozart was said to be plucked, for a piano concerto featuring the virtuoso Dr. Adam Haas, before finishing the season with the lush and radiant Symphony No. 3 by Max Bruch, in a concert all about rapturous joy. For this one, we’ll need the expanded stage across the hall at the Ent Center’s Shockley Zalabak Theater - a fittingly majestic finale to a breathtaking season.

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