Welcome! We have a lot in store for you! Joy Maples, President, Philharmonic Guild
We so enjoyed meeting with you all--safely and IN PERSON. Our February program was a phenomenal success. We enjoyed the Broadway-style production and we thank you all for attending.
Our March program is Wednesday, March 17, 11:30 a.m. and features a concert of the winners of the Young Solo Artist Competition. The program will be held at the Youth Symphony's new offices at 3113 Primrose Drive. Colorado Springs, CO 80907. A light lunch will be served. RSVP here. We also welcome you to join our Listening Club. We will have our first installment on Tuesday, April 13, 2 p.m. via Zoom. This is a no cost event. RSVP here and read more about it to the right of this column. And finally, we are going to try again to host our "First Annual Kentucky Derby Watch Party and Fundraiser." Save the Date: Saturday, May 1, 3 to 6 p.m. We are working out the details but with a raffle, a hat contest, a bourbon tasting and several prizes, we believe this will be a great event. Thank you for your ongoing participation and support of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic Guild. We have a lot of good things going on right now and into the Spring. Sincerely, Joy Maples |
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The Colorado Springs Philharmonic Guild (CSPG), in conjunction with Philharmonic Associate Music Director Thomas Wilson, introduces the CSP Guild Listening Club; a no-cost program to encourage the listening, learning and discussion of classical music. Maestro Wilson will conduct monthly, one-hour programs that guide listeners through a piece of music; analyze the piece for feeling, tempo, chord progression, etc.
Maestro Wilson will provide pertinent details about the composer--the time period, the particulars of the geographic area, and the major players/contemporaries in their sphere of influence. A PDF of questions and notes will be distributed via email. Question from the Zoom audience are appreciated during the Q and A section. RSVP here.
Maestro Wilson will provide pertinent details about the composer--the time period, the particulars of the geographic area, and the major players/contemporaries in their sphere of influence. A PDF of questions and notes will be distributed via email. Question from the Zoom audience are appreciated during the Q and A section. RSVP here.
Welcome New and Renewing Members
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A reminder of the Guild's sheet music library
In 2003, The Colorado Springs Symphony Guild (as it was called then), desiring to further promote the musical arts in Colorado Springs and the liberal arts mission of Colorado College, made a gift of the Symphony Library to the College. Currently housed in Packard Hall on the Colorado College campus, this vast collection of over 800 orchestral scores and parts is available for use by orchestral groups residing in El Paso County. The following guidelines pertain to its use:
• The College has the primary right to use the Symphony Library for its educational purposes. However, whenever reasonably practicable, the College shall make the Symphony Library available upon request to other established symphonic organizations of all levels, based in El Paso County.
Guild member, and Philharmonic Board President Herman Tiemens listed on Forbes List
Herman Tiemens II, MBA, CFP®, Private Wealth Financial Advisor and Managing Director - Investments who leads the Tiemens Private Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors in Colorado Springs
and Denver, CO has been recognized on the Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors list by Forbes - forbes.com/best-in-state- wealth-advisors. This accolade represents a list of professionals that come to work with one goal on their mind – helping their clients succeed. “It’s an honor to be recognized by Forbes as one of the Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors,” said Tiemens. “As investment planning has become more complex, my top priority is to work with my clients to develop strategies to help give them confidence around all facets of their financial lives and achieve their short- and long-term investment goals.” Congratulations, Herman! Enjoy reading past "e" newsletters here.
We have been producing our online "e" newsletter since August 2019. We do hope you are enjoying the newsletter. Catch up on past issues here. If there is something that you want included or something you would like to see us cover, please let us know here.
Renew your Guild membership
Thank you so much for continuing with "business as usual" and investing in the Guild as we move into uncharted waters. Renew here.
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