Colorado Springs Philharmonic returns with popup concert
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The GazetteSeptember 23, 2020 | updated 6 years ago
For the first time in six months, some of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic members performed outside the Pikes Peak Center near downtown via a popup concert on Sept. 16. Both the musicians and audience were wearing masks and were social distancing. Musicians and management are in negotiations over the group’s future, The Gazette reported. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette)
For the first time in six months, some of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic members performed outside the Pikes Peak Center near downtown via a popup concert on Sept. 16. Both the musicians and audience were wearing masks and were social distancing. Musicians and management are in negotiations over the group’s future, The Gazette reported. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette)For the first time in six months, some of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic members performed outside the Pikes Peak Center near downtown via a popup concert on Sept. 16. Both the musicians and audience were wearing masks and were social distancing. Musicians and management are in negotiations over the group’s future, The Gazette reported. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette)For the first time in six months, some of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic members performed outside the Pikes Peak Center near downtown via a popup concert on Sept. 16. Both the musicians and audience were wearing masks and were social distancing. Musicians and management are in negotiations over the group’s future, The Gazette reported. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette)For the first time in six months, some of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic members performed outside the Pikes Peak Center near downtown via a popup concert on Sept. 16. Both the musicians and audience were wearing masks and were social distancing. Musicians and management are in negotiations over the group’s future, The Gazette reported. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette)
