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Miami-based choral group Seraphic Fire rose to prominence in part by championing new pieces by living composers as well as music by Handel and Monteverdi.

Is modern music inaccessible? Not for choral music fans

In modern compositions, the limitations of the human voice often work in its favor.

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(Photo: Courtesy Seraphic Fire)

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Video: "Mothership" by Mason Bates

Published on Mar 7, 2014

"Mothership" by Mason Bates is a fabulous example of a young American composer pulling together contemporary techniques in an accessible context.

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Classical Calendar

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Denver Eclectic Concerts: Intermezzo Chamber Players

7:00pm, Thursday
Mar

14

Denver Philharmonic Orchestra

7:30pm, Friday
Mar

14

Arapahoe Philharmonic

7:30pm, Friday
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15

Aspen Winter Music Series feat. Robert McDuffie, violin

6:30pm, Saturday
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16

Columbine Chorale

4:00pm, Sunday

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Sunday through Friday nights at 7, Charley Samson is your connection to the music, voices and happenings of Colorado's classical music community.
Midday Getaway Monika Vischer

Weekdays at noon, thirty minutes of relaxing melodies offer a musical escape for your lunch hour.
Sacred Classics David Rutherford

Sunday mornings, 6 to 10 a.m., David Rutherford hosts a musical journey to comfort, inspire and renew your mind and spirit.
The Baroque Show Jean Inaba

Sundays at 10 a.m., two hours from an era of great musical development, beginning in the early 1600s, and ending with the death of J.S. Bach in 1750.
From the Top

Sundays at 6 p.m., acclaimed pianist Christopher O’Riley, From the Top celebrates the amazing performances and captivating stories of extraordinary young classical musicians.
Metropolitan Opera

Launched in 1931, the Met’s Saturday matinee broadcasts are the longest-running continuous classical music program in radio history and your front row seat to a 128-year-old cultural institution.