Music

Boulder band Envy Alo introduces boogaloo fusion and new vocals

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It’s been two years since the Boulder-based band Envy Alo dropped their first album, One Time, but the soulful rock/funk band hasn’t stopped working,...

Handel’s ‘Messiah,’ tailored for the Christmas season

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It’s been 276 years, and people are still talking about Handel’s Messiah. Of course, it’s one of the best-known and best-loved pieces ever written, but...

Music for the people, by the people

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There is a tendency to want to compare The Felice Brothers to the past — to say they sound like The Band, Bob Dylan...

Boulder Philharmonic pairs ‘complementary’ composers Beethoven and Elgar

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Michael Butterman, music director of the Boulder Philharmonic, thinks that Beethoven and the English composer Sir Edward Elgar go well together, but he’s not...

Inspired by a tragic story, ‘Heart of Hungary’ features Edward Dusinberre...

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Some stories just have to be told. That is what composer Jeffrey Nytch thought when he heard about Sandor Feher, a violinist who died on...

Heavy Rotation

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“Weather Girl,” Figueroa  Brazilian-born producer Amon Tobin often assumes a nom de plume for new projects: hip-hop-meets-drum-and-bass as Cujo, heavy bass as Two Fingers, punked...

A nice metaphor for life

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Andrew Duhon took one geology class in college, the class we all took; you know, rocks for jocks with the football players. While the...

Death in Memphis

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In her landmark 1977 book On Photography, Susan Sontag calls photographs a testament to “time’s relentless melt.” For the influential essayist and cultural critic,...

Boulder Phil: Pianist Simone Dinnerstein returns

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The first time Simone Dinnerstein attended a concert alone she was 12, and she heard music by Philip Glass. Dinnerstein has since become an internationally...

Cue the strings

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With a career-long embrace of unlikely instruments like the theremin, sousaphone and bouzouki, Colorado folk outfit DeVotchKa has never been the sort of rock...

Rebuilding Coliseum

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"It’s just like those people that got married at 18 and stayed together forever,” says Ryan Patterson, frontman of the Louisville, Ky., punk band Coliseum...

Suffering a success

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Sitting in Tom Wasinger’s studio, surrounded by tens of thousands of dollars of guitars and other stringed delights, his three Grammys gathering dust on...