Music

Modern politics and media are so intertwined it’s hard to view one without the other. But hasn’t it always been this way?...

Some of the greatest pop music to emerge from the Western World has been a result of great friendships: Lennon and McCartney,...

Colorado MahlerFest is growing.  This year, the 32nd edition of the festival will feature more repertoire than ever, including...

After a failed attempt, or three, we finally caught up to Lao Tizer on a Friday afternoon after he had wrapped up...

Antonín Dvořák has written some of the most, and least, familiar works in the classical music repertoire. On the...

There are two seasons for Gregory Alan Isakov — touring and farming. That’s why you only find the singer/songwriter...

Alfredo Muro’s mother, like most mothers, wanted her son to pick a more stable career than music. But Muro, like most headstrong...

Taylor Parks, who goes by the stage name Tayla Parx, has one message: “Come as you are because, whatever that is, is...

Twelve years ago, when we last caught up to Deva Premal and Miten, they had just finished a chant workshop in upstate...

The Boulder Philharmonic will devote its next concert, Saturday, April 27, to two works that reflect on the history of the United...

Roger Sellers is at his parents’ house in Houston when he answers my call. He’s back stateside after a whirlwind run of...

The next production of the University of Colorado Eklund Opera Program, Benjamin Britten’s The Turn of the Screw, is a Victorian-era ghost...