Production faces dark themes of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s hit show.
Essays & Criticism
Lindsey Stirling electrifies Red Rocks on Artemis Tour
Stirling, the YouTuber “hip-hop violinist,” brought her epic fantasy album to life on her long-awaited Artemis Tour.
Opinion: Individual rights and safe communities can coexist
It’s time to dismantle the NRA’s fear-based tactics and the misinformation about guns that divides our nation.
‘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.
Classical music needs to confront the white-male frame
For diversity initiatives to last, classical music needs radical institutional change.
Starkland’s new releases: fearless, authentic and experimental
Boulder-based label Starkland recently issued three CDs that explore contemporary music’s different personalities.
Opinion: Animal exploitation creates deadly diseases like COVID-19
If we don’t stop exploiting animals everywhere, COVID-19 is just the beginning.
Adam Lambert’s ‘Velvet’ is a silky nostalgic throwback
In his new album “Velvet,” Adam Lambert launches into a funky, retro era, leaving behind his glam electropop.
Zephyr Quartet’s ‘Epilogue’ creates hypnotic textures
Australia’s Zephyr Quartet produces a multilayered masterpiece on their newest album “Epilogue.”