Denver Young Artists Orchestra: Harmonies of History
“Experience the enchantment of musical history at Harmonies of History, a captivating youth orchestra concert that promises to transport you through time with its exquisite selection of compositions.
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Colorado musician Jordin Dearinger on writing a new song every day this summer
Local 303 alum creates a song a day during the summer.
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They may not be Denver Nuggets, but these Colorado athletes are competing for basketball glory outside the NBA
Hoop It Up’s 3×3 National Championships in Aurora showcase the best in the country — in a sport that’s on the rise.
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Dish Network cutting nearly 500 Colorado jobs in January
The job cuts will begin Jan. 7 and include senior engineers, accountants, sales associates, and more.
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Spotlighting Indigenous artists from the Four Corners States for Native American Heritage Month
Discover new music from Native American artists on Indie 102.3
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A disciplined plea for peace – and quiet – from composer Arvo Pärt
The new album of music by Arvo Pärt, Tractus, seems to put an arm around you and whisper, “In troubled times, music can help.”
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Nov. 10, 2023: ‘Donut Dollies’ helped troops escape realities of war; Changing lives through ‘Hard Miles’
Their service went largely unnoticed through three wars, but national recognition may be coming. For Veterans Days, we share the story of the women known as “The Donut Dollies.” Then, we revisit the harrowing mission of the Misty Experiment. And the new film “Hard Miles” shows how bicycling helped break the cycle for at-risk youth.
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New film ‘Hard Miles’ captures bicycles, rides of passage and second chances
Bicycles are as quintessentially Colorado as 14ers and national parks, and for decades, Greg Townsend provided that very opportunity for countless young people — leading them from the medium-security correctional school where he worked in Watkins, Colorado, on rides across the country. A new film, “Hard Miles,” is based on Townsend– starring Matthew Modine. It screens Saturday at the Denver Botanic Garden as part of the Denver Film Festival.
CU Presents: CU Boulder Symphony Orchestra: Second Fall 2023 Concert
“Amy Beach’s first symphony, the ‘Gaelic Symphony,’ was a massive milestone in women’s music as she became the first American woman to compose and publish a symphony.
Dazzle: French Connections: Music from French cinema and beyond.
“A diverse and eclectic evening of music from the great French composers and bands from the 1960’s through the 90’s.