Music
Kronos Quartet celebrates the spirit of the ’60s
Kronos Quartet, the string quartet known for adventurous programming, from Hendrix to George Crumb and music from around the world, turns 47...
‘Subversive, seditious, bawdy proto-feminist’
Conductor Nick Carthy says that Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro is “the first great proto-feminist opera, and on top of that...
Wind is blowin’ in paradise
If Paul DeHaven’s first solo album, King of Gold, was a question, then his newest release, Echoes and Overtones, is an...
No boundaries
While there have been times when singer-songwriter Sarah Jaffe has been able to let go and give her songs over to...
Honing the narrative craft
In light of the spate of music biopics and memoirs that have come out recently, anyone expecting lots of hot dishing...
Resident Bush
They call him the “King of Telluride” because the Kentucky-born, Nashville-based musician has performed every June for 45 years at the...
What makes TAUK tick?
The internet is a world of extremes, both heaven and hell, sometimes in the same moment. Hate is unbridled, as is...
Zuill Bailey and Boulder Phil will perform ‘unbelievably successful’ new piece
Zuill Bailey loves watching the audience as he performs.
Unlike pianists and other soloists with orchestra, Bailey, a...
Endless Scene
Bluegrass music is meant to be heard while sitting on a grassy field at a sunny summer festival. That’s the belief...
Luigi Cherubini is a gem
Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobio Salvatore Cherubini just may be the most influential classical composer you have never heard of.
Gunning for a Grammy
When G. Love approached his friend and musical colleague Keb’ Mo’ about producing the album that became The Juice, one of...
For A Far Cry, ‘Memory’ has many meanings
A Far Cry, a self-directed string ensemble of 17 players headquartered in Boston, will play “Memory” Saturday (Feb. 8) in Macky...
