Tag Archives: music@thej

Join ACE as we explore the Jewish contribution to R&B, Motown, and soul – all of which reflected changing racial relations during the civil rights era. Lunch and Learn on October 17, concert on October 27.

music@theJ celebrates the 70-year career of "musical theater’s greatest lyricist, full stop"

An interview taped just hours before introduced Music@theJ's Carole King tribute concert.

Music@theJ celebrates swing era jazz and the Jewish musicians who got a nation on its feet with a concert, film and dance classes.

ACE explores the rich history of swing with a special screening, two dance classes, and a concert and dance party on October 28.

Celebrate the early pioneers of folk at Sunday's music@theJ concert.

Gregory Walker is a renown composer, violinist, and creative spirit. This Sunday he will be bringing us "Tiki Beat Taboo-Not Your Grandmother's Luau."

The 60's Tiki craze gets a modern musical makeover in Tiki Beat Taboo, a multimedia concert inspired by the formidable 19th century queen of the Hawaiian Islands who freed her people of the many taboos that separated them.

Join ACE's music@theJ concert on November 5 for Gregory's Walker's reimagining of a Polynesian party!

I first heard Pete Wernick & Flexigrass perform in 1994 at the historic Left Hand Grange Hall in Niwot. Though it was a long time ago, I vividly recall a dazzling, fun, and soulful night out.

Music legend Pete Wernick brings his bluegrass - jazz fusion to the Boulder JCC Sunday.

ACE launches music@theJ, featuring monthly concerts that treat music as living history linked to cultural identity.