Music

Seicento celebrates Scarlatti and son

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Evanne Browne, artistic director of the Baroque vocal ensemble Seicento, wants you to know that she is excited about their next concert. Very excited. “I...

José González: Breaking down barriers

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It’s difficult to observe the current state of the world and not feel some level of frustration, disappointment and maybe even a little bit...

STFKR’s Josh Hodges muses on identity

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Josh Hodges, architect of indie upstart band STRFKR, isn’t a nobody. So it should come as a surprise to hear he aspires to be...

Ars Nova Singers to perform 40-part pieces

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In the history of European choral music, there are two major works that were composed for 40 different voice parts. Yes, that’s four-zero, 40 parts,...

Jesse Cook talks labels and artistic heroes

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Somewhere just past the two minute mark of “Tommy and Me,” one of the middle-stretch cuts on world music guitarist Jesse Cook’s latest CD,...

Dr. Dog returns with new album

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With their forthcoming album, Psychedelic Swamp, Philadelphia band Dr. Dog is forging a new aesthetic steeped in redefining reality. For Scott McMicken, lead singer,...

Boulder Phil offers a variety of public events

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The Boulder Philharmonic and composer Missy Mazzoli will have a busy week Feb. 6-12. Mazzoli, who visits Boulder courtesy of a Music Alive Composer Residency,...

Digital building blocks

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In between a few club dates and an appearance at Australia’s renowned Rainbow Serpent Festival, the electronic music producer, known by his stage alias...

Eulogy of self

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Composers who write their own musical eulogies do not usually create jolly pieces. Dmitri Shostakovich, who suffered various forms of personal and artistic oppression throughout...

Kicking up the dust

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During the two years that went into making her current album, Midnight, Grace Potter realized a game-changing truth about herself. “I figured out that I’m...

New sensations

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Let’s get this out of the way right off the bat. We have absolutely no grudge against Montana. Beautiful place — postcard-y mountain ranges, limitless...

Grammy nominees take the stage

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The Takács Quartet has such a long and distinguished history, has performed and recorded so much music, that it is surprising to learn there...