Music

Career change

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Plenty of young musicians decide to put college on hold to take a shot at having a career writing songs and performing...

A whole ’nother World

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Reed Foehl grew up in Massachusetts, following his beloved Boston Bruins and listening to his parents’ records — quickly developing a passion, especially, for...

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’s ‘Mozart and More’ features Anderson & Roe Piano Duo

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Music director Michael Butterman will be both conductor and soloist at the Boulder Philharmonic’s next concert, Saturday (Jan. 25) in Macky Auditorium. His solo turn...

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Rocky Mountain Folks Festival...

Family ties

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The arts, and more specifically music, is sort of a family business for Lindsey Saunders...

Zappa on Zappa

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There’s a common misconception that Frank Zappa’s music was closer to Weird Al Yankovic’s than Beethoven’s, but those really in the know understand there’s more sophistication in Zappa’s body of work than one might imagine. Granted, with album titles like Burnt Weeny...

At the opposite end of the spectrum

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The next concert from the Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra and conductor Cynthia Katsarelis will bring together two opposing worlds. The concert, titled “Love and...

Funky roots

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For a guy who makes his living — hell, draws nearly his every breath — from da funk, it was only a matter of time before Dave Watts made this pilgrimage...

Indie madness meets sincere cuteness

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Deerhoof concerts have always been uniquely fun, but lately more of a festive connection between band and audience has been on the quartet’s mind, according to singer/bassist Satomi Matsuzaki, who lived in her native Japan until the mid-’90s...

Jam

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The String Cheese Incident...

Big Easy beats

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Proving the old adage that patience pays off, the Frazier brothers — Keith and Phil — are finally breaking through into the national scene after plying their trade for 28 years. With their heavy, funky brand of New Orleans brass, the Rebirth Brass Band are now ...