Music

Head space

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For Jake Leventhal, perception in the music world is damn near everything. How does the average fan perceive their favorite artist? How does that...

Professor turns virtuoso

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Getting a touring musician on the cell phone for a few minutes isn’t exactly rocket science these days, unless their GPS has taken a dive rolling through Sasquatch country or the van has blown a sidewall in a granite-lined mountain pass tunnel someplace, but it ...

Leftapalooza 2017 recap!

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This year's Leftapalooza was another smashing success! Left Hand Brewing Company’s ultimate music and craft beer experience once again brought together some of the...

Gas Pops, revisited

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Anyone familiar with Clay Rose’s songwriting knows his favorite themes: dancing with, or running from, personal demons, testing the limits of mortality, sin and...

Erik Deutsch splits the difference

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"I was kind of off the jam scene for almost 15 years,” reflects Erik Deutsch on his current stint as keyboardist for Leftover Salmon....

Professional development

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When Emelise Munoz was young—younger than she is now—passersby would hear her busking down the street, drawn by her deep, soulful voice, surprised to...

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,...

3OH!3 finally get a break to work on new music

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On the Dec. 4 broadcast of the mtvU Woodie Awards, Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte walked out on stage to present the Left Field Woodie Award dressed like a couple of Lady Gagas. Foreman and Motte, known as the Boulder-bred group 3OH!3, lost the Best New Artist ...

2021 MahlerFest features hike, concerts, “decadence and debauchery”

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From “Decadence and Debauchery” to fifth symphonies to a hike in the mountains, the 2021 Colorado MahlerFest will cover a lot of ground, literally...

REVIEW: Fleet Foxes at Fillmore Auditorium, July 21

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Fleet Foxes make music that hearkens back to the most euphoric of ’60s folk music, and the final product sounds like a blend of America and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young with a touch of Nick Drake. The intricate arrangements on the band's self-titled 2006 debut LP ...

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...

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...