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eTown Live Radio Taping with Noah Gundersen and Guests...

Opening the door to classical music

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Devin Patrick Hughes wants to be a doorman for classical music. The conductor of the Boulder Symphony has a mission to break down barriers that...

Puccini, Britten and two sacred works

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Central City Opera (CCO) opens its 2019 festival season Saturday (July 6) with one of opera’s most loved works, Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. Other works on...

Shifting forward, backwards and sideways

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Kate Stables relishes in duality. It’s the scaffolding around which the Paris-based, U.K.-born banjoist builds much of her new album, Off Off On, her...

In session

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Travis LaBerge’s family didn’t have a lot growing up, but there was always music in the house. Despite living between paychecks, his parents socked...

The Who plans on new album

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Guitarist Pete Townshend has revealed that he is working on a new production in the tradition of the Who's Tommy and Quadrophenia that he calls Floss. The guitarist also told Rolling Stone magazine that the more conventional songs from Floss will be part of a new Who...

Saxophones

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John A. Díaz- Cortés and the Folklorika Arkestra...

Sweet Slumgum

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Trevor Anderies, one-fourth of the Los Angeles-based avant-garde jazz group Slumgum, sees the band’s current tour through Colorado as a trip into the past. The drummer was born in Denver and grew up in Castle Rock, studying swing techniques with area musicians, and ...

Reviews for Dec. 17

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Family ties

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Tianna Esperanza equates city life to living in a pressure cooker: The concrete, the cars and the people leave no room for her to...

Born in the U.S.A.

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Mark...

Hip-hop, exported and imported

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What bothers Canadian rapper-singer k-os the most is artist fraud. The artist who projects one image in the music but lives an entirely different one...