Music

Jazz in threes

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Joshua Redman is drawn to collaboration. For his entire career, the tenor saxophonist has surrounded himself with the best musicians in modern jazz, creating a true give-and-take on the bandstand and breaking out of the standard leader-accompanist mold. Redman, who ...

Violinist Sarah Chang visits Boulder on a rare solo recital tour

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Violinist Sarah Chang, a celebrated concerto soloist, comes to Boulder on Friday, Nov. 16, for a rare solo recital, but she would rather talk...

Gregory Alan Isakov: The horticultural hypnotist

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A vein of nature runs through troubadour Gregory Alan Isakov’s music, fitting imagery for the singer-songwriter, who lived on a farm for several years. On his new album, The Weatherman, which dropped July 9, Isakov sings of “casting hooks off the California coast,” “...

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...

Smashing Pumpkins return

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Smashing Pumpkins are considered to be one of the seminal rock ’n’ roll groups, whose top-charting albums in the ’90s paved the way for many bands today. Billy Corgan, the frontman and only remaining original member, reformed the band in 2007 and released Zeitgeist, ...

Colorado’s favorite band

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A few months back, a link was circulating around the internet as links are wont to do...

Boulder Philharmonic freaks out

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It seems like a typical night at the symphony: some light orchestral dances to open the program, a blockbuster piano concerto with a popular soloist and music by Frank Zappa...

Mystery music man

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In 1994, Portishead dropped an album that would cement trip-hop as a legitimate genre of music and make stars out of Beth Gibbons, Geoff Barrow and Adrian Utley. Although the band detested the “trip-hop” label, their debut album Dummy defined the genre. Filled with ...

Your imaginary friend

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Most musicians want to be known. Some even want photos of their faces plastered across the covers of high-profile music magazines and lining the walls of teenagers’ bedrooms. The allure of “celebrity” often fuels the desire to keep creating. Slow Magic, however, is ...

Rocky Mountain Folks Fest preview: The hard road

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“There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in...

The music tells me what to do

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Satirist Tom Lehrer once said, “Life is like a piano. What you get out of it depends on how you play it...

Songs

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Reed Foehl CD release, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24, eTown Hall, 1535 Spruce St., Boulder, 303-443-8696...