The upcoming Newman Center Presents season at DU’s Robert & Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts boasts something for everyone, from jazz and bluegrass to family shows and Broadway favorites.
From a packed MusicFest to carnival games, a climbing wall, and a dive-in movie, DU students made the most of the University’s longest-running tradition.
The Lamont School of Music and Colorado College are teaming up for a pair of performances featuring some of J.S. Bach's most well-known concertos, as well as new works.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”
The Lamont School of Music and Colorado College are teaming up for a pair of performances featuring some of J.S. Bach's most well-known concertos, as well as new works.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”
The Lamont School of Music and Colorado College are teaming up for a pair of performances featuring some of J.S. Bach's most well-known concertos, as well as new works.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”
The Lamont School of Music and Colorado College are teaming up for a pair of performances featuring some of J.S. Bach's most well-known concertos, as well as new works.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”
The Lamont School of Music and Colorado College are teaming up for a pair of performances featuring some of J.S. Bach's most well-known concertos, as well as new works.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”
The Lamont School of Music and Colorado College are teaming up for a pair of performances featuring some of J.S. Bach's most well-known concertos, as well as new works.
The six-time nominee and director of Jazz & Commercial Music Studies at the University of Denver won his first Grammy for the composition “First Snow.”