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Ballet Ariel’s The Birth of Rock and Roll: A Preview

By Marc Shulgold Talk about strange bedfellows—Classical ballet and classic rock. Imagine Elvis crooning, “You can do anything but lay off of my pink point shoes.” But then, the Joffrey […]

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Are You a Slammer? The Colorado Haydn Quartet Slam

By Marc Shulgold It’s hard to explain our fondness for complete sets of things, but it is an inescapable craving: possessing all of the Beatles LPs (or the glorious CD […]

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The Road home: American Journeys (Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra)

By Robin McNeil The Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra will finish its concert series entitled Season of Journeys on April 12 and April 13. The previous two concerts were entitled Mozart […]

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Preview: Festival of Lag B’Omer

By Robin McNeil Festival of Lag B’Omer The Colorado Hebrew Chorale invites the community to celebrate the Jewish festival of Lag B’Omer at Four Mile Historic Park on Sunday afternoon, April […]

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Colorado Honor Band Association Spring Concert

By Robin McNeil The Colorado Honor Band Association will present its spring concert on May 19, 2013, at 2:30 PM, at the Calvary Temple which is on the corner of […]

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Denver Brass: Echoes of the Emerald Isles

A review by Marc Shulgold Denver Brass: “Echoes of the Emerald Isles” March 9 at Gates Concert Hall, University of Denver It sure didn’t look or feel like St. Patrick’s […]

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dawson | wallace’s Dissonance Theory opens March 22

A preview by Marc Shugold Long ago, young Juliet struggled with her dangerous affections for the love-struck Romeo. “What’s in a name?” she pondered. James Wallace and Gregory Dawson can […]

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St. Martin’s to perform Bach’s St. Matthew Passion

A preview by Robin McNeil On March 23 and 24, music lovers in Colorado will be able to hear one of the great compositions in all of music literature: The […]

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Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra: Mendelssohn Goes to Scotland

A Review by Robin McNeil Maestra Cynthia Katsarelis, Edward Dusinberre, and the Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra are world class. Every musician who has spent his life practicing 4 to […]

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Denver Philharmonic Orchestra: MeeAe Nam Returns

A Review by Robin McNeil The Denver Philharmonic Orchestra and MeeAe Nam are excellent! Friday evening, the first day of February, Maestro Adam Flatt led the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra (DPO) […]

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