Classical music fans need to make plans now for Colorado’s big festivals
Of all the summer offerings, the Aspen Music Festival and School is the hardest to get a handle on.
All Stories
Can rock-era stars like Joni Mitchell and the Eagles stand up to Cole Porter and George Gershwin?
The old songbook is stuck in time and that time is fading.
Classical music comes out of hibernation in March: Here are 6 shows to put on your calendar
March is always a good time for classical in Colorado.
6 gallery art shows to see this spring in Denver
Rule Gallery is a local institution in Denver and has, over decades, shown any number of regional art legends.
Artist Sarah McKenzie went to prison for her latest works
She's also showing pieces by some of the incarcerated people she met there.
Opera Colorado updates Wagnerâs âThe Flying Dutchman,â setting the old folk tale in the present
There is more to the composer than plodding plot lines and marathon nights at the opera house.
Printmaking show rises above politics to show process rather than propaganda
Prints are more democratic; they can be shared widely and speak louder, and to a wider audience.
Denver Art Museum’s âAll Starsâ exhibit feels under-curated
There is a lot to look at but not enough to learn.
Colorado Symphony showcases modern composers in âMozart & Now,” with tickets as low as $15
Classical music is rooted in the old world, but it pays careful mind to the present.
Buffalo, buttes and gun barrels rule the art world when the National Western Stock Show is in town
Denver likes to play down its ties to the Old West, but all that goes out to pasture when January rolls in.