Christopher Dragon

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Christopher Dragon

Currently in his second season as associate conductor for the Colorado Symphony and starting his position as principal guest conductor for the Denver Young Artists Orchestra, Dragon finds Denver to be a safe and inspiring place to grow as a young artist and explore classical music masterpieces.

Currently in his second season as associate conductor for the Colorado Symphony and starting his position as principal guest conductor for the Denver Young Artists Orchestra, Dragon finds Denver to be a safe and inspiring place to grow as a young artist and explore classical music masterpieces. “I feel like classical music is as relevant now, as it was back then. As a 26-year-old, I listen to classical music all day; it’s a big part of my life.”

Two of the most exciting highlights of the season are appearances by Renée Fleming and Yo-Yo Ma. “They are top of their field. With world-class artists coming to Denver, there is a lot to look forward to. Our future is extremely bright. It’s very promising!”

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