‘Measure for Measure’: Justice and #MeToo in 17th Century Vienna
In Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure,” a powerful question emerges: will abusive men in power be brought to justice?
Izzy Fincher
I am a classical guitarist, studying at the University of Colorado Boulder. When I am not practicing, I write about music and the arts for the CU Independent, teach yoga and listen to podcasts.
‘Exploring Cultural Identities’: Mosaic or Melting Pot?
CU Faculty Tuesday performance on March 9 to explore identity in music.
‘Minari’: a stereotypical immigrant tale, told with sincerity and subtlety
“Minari” is a slow-moving tale of Korean immigrants in Arkansas, filled with subtle realism and colorful family vignettes.
Reflections of a female, Japanese-American classical guitarist
A search for musical identity, community and representation.
CU alum Andy Hackbarth, classical guitarist turned entrepreneur, takes on his biggest project yet
Hackbarth is transforming the historic Saguache Hotel, located about 3.5 hours south of Boulder, into a mixed use creative venue.
A student-led tribute to Elijah McClain will “channel a theme of empathy”
CU student leaders are creating a video tribute to Elijah McClain, featuring spoken word performances over “A Change is Gonna Come.”
Hearing Beethoven, the 19th-century way
Jorgensen and Bryant discuss their CD of Beethoven’s violin sonatas, played on period instruments
Classical music needs to confront the white-male frame
For diversity initiatives to last, classical music needs radical institutional change.
A fragile, 50-year-old EPA must be fixed after the Trump presidency
Part-time Longmont residents Bill and Rosemarie Alley will discuss “The War on the EPA” for Boulder Bookstore’s upcoming virtual event.
Keeping instrument rehearsals safe during COVID-19
CU-Boulder researchers investigate aerosols from wind instruments