News and Announcements
 Thanks to all who participated in the performances of "A Christmas Carol!"
The Littleton Symphony Orchestra was delighted to partner with the Littleton Youth Ballet in a holiday collaboration presented by Littleton Arts — Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. This festive production brought together live symphonic music, dance, and storytelling in a vibrant retelling of Dickens’ cherished tale. The recent performances, presented in both Spanish and English, were warmly received and well attended, highlighting the power of collaboration and community spirit during the holiday season. We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who shared in this joyful experience.
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 Celebrate Songs of Nature with the Littleton Symphony Orchestra
The Littleton Symphony Orchestra’s 2025–2026 concert season, Songs of Nature, is now in full swing — a year-long celebration of the natural world and the music it inspires. After launching with our epic outdoor summer concerts, the season continues with breathtaking symphonic performances through May, inviting audiences to experience the beauty, power, and serenity of nature through unforgettable musical storytelling.
Under the direction of Music Director and Conductor Catherine Sailer, the LSO’s thoughtfully curated programs explore themes such as Earth, Peace, Flow, Joy, and Light — each reflecting a unique facet of our connection to the natural world. Whether you’ve joined us under the summer sky or are looking forward to the glow of winter and spring performances, Songs of Nature promises to move your heart and lift your spirit.
Neil joined the LSO for the 2003-2004 season and officially took on the Stage Manager role the next year. He's also served on the board twice and has been President and Vice President. He was a music teacher for both Cherry Creek Schools and for the Aurora School District. He studied at the University of Northern Colorado and at Lyon College (Batesville, Arkansas).
Currently, he teaches at Colorado Music Institute in Centennial. Besides teaching viola, he also teaches cello, violin and the Scottish Highland Bagpipes, and is Pipe Major of the Castlewood Lion Pipe Band, a competing pipe band based in the Parker area. His wife, Shari, who is involved with ticket sales for the LSO, is also a piper in the band, as well as a Scottish Highland Dance instructor with the Colorado Youth Pipe Band. They have four grown children, who once played string instruments (yes, two violins, one viola, and one cello--a family quartet)
