Ramone gets new life – posthumously
You can’t argue the Ramones’ contribution to music. The New York punk quartet achieved perfection through their simplicity; three chords, 3 minutes...
Arts Briefs for May 25
- Aspiring and accomplished designers are invited to register to enter Durango’s original fashion forum – TOP – for its third annual juried garment design exhibition and fundraiser to benefit the Durango Arts Center. Sponsored by First National Bank of Durango, this year’s fashion show, exhibition, live and silent auctions will be held Sept. 21 at the Arts Center.
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More Music
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B-52s to invade Blues & Brews in Telluride
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Diné guitarists to tour Four Corners
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Oh, Zhu!
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Symphony marks spring with ‘Nature’
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Canadian trio is enjoying the ride
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Strike up the band
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Marty Stuart relishes the old style
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Church to offer Easter concert
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Durango Bach Festival is back at St. Mark’s
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The world stops at our doorstep
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Hands-on learning, hands-free listening
The headliners for the 19th annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival aren’t what most would call traditional blues acts, but all three are big-time...
Diné musicians from Chinle High School in Arizona are spending the weekend on a mini concert tour through the Four Corners.
Saturday night, 15-year-old pianist Zhu Wang played Mozart’s beloved Concerto No. 21 as if he were twice – or three times – his age. Born in Yueyang...
The San Juan Symphony will finish its “Season of Appreciation” with the music of two of history’s most appreciated composers.
We hear so much about how hard it is to be a working musician that it’s really nice to hear that some people are still just in it for the fun of it.
Learn music young, and it stays with you for life, kind of like riding a bike.
Marty Stuart is country music.
On Wednesday night, the choir at the First United Methodist Church will deliver a rare treat: the chance to experience unbroken musical ground.
The way he’s made a reality of the dream that was the Durango Bach Festival, C. Scott Hagler is every bit the artistic powerhouse as old J.S.
It’s never been easy to get to Durango – even Will Rogers said so, after all – but for some the road is longer than others.
Three years ago, Jacob Brooks watched as his wife, Annie, played guitar at an impromptu gathering in an Irish youth hostel.
