Even though winter returned to Colorado on Saturday night, spirits were high as patrons and guests gathered at the Fillmore Auditorium to celebrate The Colorado Symphony Orchestra.
The Colorado Symphony reprised their annual, smash-hit ball with a night of “Rock and Roll Royalty,” with performances by the Colorado Symphony and local rockers Tracksuit Wedding. Add an auction by Reggie Rivers and the Margaret Phipps Award for Philanthropy presented to Alexandra Elliott in memory of her husband John TM Wright, and you have a very memorable evening.
One of the leading orchestras in the United States, The Colorado Symphony performs more than 150 concerts annually at Boettcher Concert Hall in downtown Denver and across Colorado. Led by Music Director Designate Brett Mitchell, the Colorado Symphony is home to eighty full-time musicians, representing more than a dozen nations, and regularly welcomes the most celebrated artists from the world of symphonic music and beyond. Every season, the Colorado Symphony serves more than 250,000 people from all walks of life, performing a range of musical styles, from traditional to contemporary. Recognized as an incubator of innovation, creativity, and excellence, the Colorado Symphony continually expands its reach through education, outreach, and programming.
For more information, log on to www.coloradosymphony.org
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- David Koff, left, with CEO of the Colorado Symphony Jerome Kern
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- Co-Chair Stephen Brett, left, with Barry Hirschfeld
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- Governor John Hickenlooper, left, with First Lady Robin Pringle Hickenlooper, David Koff and Jerome Kern
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- Courtney Hershey Bress, left, with Colorado Symphony Conductor Chris Dragon and Greg Harper
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- Jillian Parker, left, with Vice President of Arrow Electronics Rich Kylberg
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- Rachel Trignano, left, with Parker Owens
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- Tracksuit Wedding raised the roof again this year
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- Former Running Back for the Denver Broncos, Reggie Rivers
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- Christine Noel of 9News
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- Jamie Van Leeuwen, left, with Conor Hall
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- Mattie Peck, left, with Bradley Joseph
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- Erin McIvain, left, with Mike Ardison
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- Martin Kuuskmann, left, with Tiiu Kuuskmann
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- Peter Wells, left, with Julie Gordon
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- Alessandra Flanagan, left, with Allegra Wermuth
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- Amanda Martin, left, with Ryan Garbarino
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- Armida Prendergast, left, with Kevin Christ, Gragan Kojic and Brana Kojic
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- Chris Jacaby, left, with Kim Jacaby
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- Daniel Gosch, left, with Jaclyn Menendez
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- Elissa Jensen, left, with Elizabeth Amariles
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- Eliza Schultz, left, with Brandon Thall
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- Elizabeth Booth, left, with Mattia Sammuri
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- Erin Grandall, left, with Mark Grandall
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- Grant Hafner, left, with Kelly Murphy
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- Jared Caruso, left, with Jamie Caruso
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- Jayne Ford, left, with Ken DesGaresses
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- Jessica Mays, left, with Susan Cahill
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- Jim Westerberg, left, with Emily Musser
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- Joy Detra, left, with Nate Detra
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- Katherine Roxborough, left, with Ben Roxborough
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- Margaret Shugrue, left, with David Hackl
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- Matt Kuupa, left, with Steve Metcalf
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- Matt Zurcher, left, with Windy Zurcher
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- Megan Davis, left, with Wayne Bragg
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- Melinda Redenius, left, with Maurits Thayen
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- Michael Baker, left, with Susie Baker
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- Mike Fred, left, with Brooke Smith
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- Phillip Strom, left, with Noelle Limbird
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- Rae Ann Weber, left, with Charles Weber
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- Stephanie Moore, left, with Adam Moore
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- Susie Spiegler, left, with Lee Spiegler
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- Tanmra Whelpley, left, with Christina Carlson
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- Tristan Rennie, left, with Katy Deditnz
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- Emily Brett, left, with Evan Berlin
