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Thursday, October 4,2012

John Cage and the sound of silence

Composer pointed out that it’s louder, and more musical, than you think

By Peter Alexander
If someone says ´can’t,´ that shows you what to do.”
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Music
Thursday, September 27,2012

Large happenings for Big Gigantic

Red Rocks to host local boys done good

By Michael Callahan
What sort of huge, raucous event could warrant switching the moniker of one the most iconic stages on the planet? Something Big Gigantic.
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Music
Thursday, September 20,2012

Period reconstruction

Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado aims for classical music authenticity

By Peter Alexander
Turning back the clock would be a futile endeavor for most of us, but for Frank Nowell, it is a productive and creative activity.
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Music
Thursday, September 20,2012

Indie madness meets sincere cuteness

Deerhoof goes for the best of both worlds

By Adam Perry
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.
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Music
Thursday, September 13,2012

North Mississippi Allstars bridge the divide

Colorado and Mississippi have more in common than you think

By Michael Callahan
Mixing traditional with contemporary, the North Mississippi Allstars not only have a rich musical pedigree to draw upon, but also the wherewithal to know that hard work is necessary for survival.
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Music
Thursday, September 13,2012

Casual meets formal for Boulder philharmonic

Boulder Philharmonic’s season presents a mix of genres

By Peter Alexander
It’s going to be a “blue jeans plus dinner jacket” kind of season with the Boulder Philharmonic this year.
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Music
Thursday, September 13,2012

Boulder bluegrass icon Hot Rize returns to roots

Nick Forster talks about his bluegrass band’s Boulder base

By Sebastian Murdock
It’s the well-established banjo-pickin’ members of Hot Rize who helped give Colorado its reputation as one of the biggest states for bluegrass in the nation.
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Music
Thursday, September 6,2012

Don’t call them rappers

The Knux wants to be a rock band

By Alan Sculley
With its first major label release, 2008’s Remind Me in 3 Days, The Knux immediately got touted as one of the most innovative and different-sounding new acts in hip-hop. There was only one problem with that sort of talk.
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Music
Thursday, September 6,2012

Veteran perspective

Old 97s have been Too Far To Care and back

By Chris Parker
"We’ve neither burned out nor faded away. There must be a third option where you just keep plugging,” offers jovial Old 97’s frontman Rhett Miller.
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Music
Thursday, August 30,2012

A final bow

Incubus releases live DVD, finishes final tour before break

By Alan Sculley
“It really wasn’t all that strange because we do little promo stuff all over the place,” Kenney says, noting that launching a new album typically involves playing at radio stations and for other movers and shakers.
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