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Alan Fletcher is President and CEO of the Aspen Music Festival and School. He talks with Aspen Public Radio's Chris Mohr about the upcoming 2024 season.
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18-year-old Harmony Zhu has been an Aspen piano student since she was nine. She had her Carnegie Hall debut at age 8, and won an international chess competition in Dubai that same year. Here she talks with Aspen Public Radio's Chris Mohr about her recital, which opened this year's Aspen Music Festival season.
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Patrick Summers directs the Houston Grand Opera, and along with soprano Renee Fleming, runs the Aspen Opera Theatre and Vocal Arts program here every summer. Here is a preview of some upcoming vocal performances, and Patrick's passionate love of the human voice.
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Conrad Tao appeared in Harris Hall on July 15 with an orchestra to perform the extra-jazzy version of Rhapsody in Blue and a new work of his own. He talks with Chris Mohr about how Gershwin inspired him as he composed his new work.
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Soprano Renee Fleming sang a world premiere of Alan Fletcher's Three American Songs with the Aspen Festival Orchestra on June 30. Here she talks about the new work, and her work with the talented young singers in her opera program.
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Pianist and polymath Jeremy Denk performed in no less than three concerts in Aspen on July 10, July 13 and July 14. In an interview with Aspen Public Radio's Chris Mohr, he talks about all three.
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Chris Mohr talks with opera director Peter Sellars during this interview. Sellars brought Matthew Aucoin's new opera "Music for New Bodies" to Aspen on July 1. He takes a deep dive into the meaning of an opera that weaves together subjects as diverse as cancer and the destruction of the ocean floor.
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As things warm up across the Valley, Carbondale is looking to attract tourists and locals alike with two days of events and a new printed pocket guide to…
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Skyler Lomahaftewa is a Basalt resident and a member of the Uncompahgre band of the Ute tribe. In the winters, he gives snowboard lessons at Aspen…
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‘Three Part Harmony’ Marks Return Of In-Person Performances, Broadway’s Beth Malone To Theatre AspenYears before Beth Malone found fame on Broadway for her work in the musical “Fun Home,” and a Tony Award nomination along the way, she called the Roaring…