Music

After 25 years, Clutch continues to look forward

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This year marks the 25th anniversary of Clutch. But you won’t find frontman Neil Fallon getting overly nostalgic about the band’s history or thinking...

Boulder Phil ventures into classical repertoire

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The Boulder Philharmonic is set to enter less familiar territory: Mozart and Beethoven. Is that surprising? “Classical pieces are a little bit of a departure...

Magic flutes, golden flutes and flutists of all ages

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There will be many kinds of flutes at the University of Colorado Boulder next week: Magic, golden, and from piccolo to bass. The central event...

Mighty fifths to end the summer

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The 2012 Colorado Music Festival (CMF) surges to its conclusion this week with concerts Thursday and Friday by the Festival Orchestra — one of the best I have heard in recent years at CMF — conducted by Michael Christie...

Planet Bluegrass: Crisis to opportunity

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Music lovers and musicians have enjoyed Planet Bluegrass’ scenic environment for years; however, the gorgeous vista created by the river and the cliff turned nasty during the flood...

Chasms and bridges

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The skies were a sickly slate gray a couple of weeks ago when we caught up with Gasoline Lollipops’ singer/songwriter Clay Rose. Not so...

A gentle virtuoso

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When Bill Frisell plays the Unity this Saturday, as a benefit for KGNU, he will be accompanied by only his guitar. Hardly an unheard-of gig for the storied guitarist/composer, but something he admits is still a bit of a challenge...

Back from the brink

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Rose Hill Drive almost dissolved 17 months ago, when members became disillusioned with the direction their career was taking. Now, they’ve added bassist Jimmy Stofer and they’re gearing up for a second run, reincarnated as a four-piece...

Chompin’ at the bit

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Bonnie and Taylor Sims have been integral elements of the Front Range music scene for over a decade, lending their unique talents to just...

VAUDEVILLE MAKES A COMEBACK

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Intuitive Compass is not your average folk duo. For starters, their sound takes on more of a Vaudevillian quality than most other bands, and when it comes to their live show, let’s just say that there are bound to be some surprises...

Electronic Mayhem: Communikey offers interactive electronic music experience

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 Grown organically from a decade of electronic music, this week’s Communikey Festival of Electronic Arts will build cultural bridges between audiences, performers and continents with more ambition than ever before...

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The Blind Boys of Alabama...