Boulder Colorado Pearl Street Mall Musicians…
I was in the Boulder Pearl Street Mall this weekend giving some out of town visitors a mini-tour. Pearl Street has always had high quality street performers and musicians, but this weekend it seemed to have risen to a whole new level.
Two groups of the many performers played like professionals. First, there were two teenage boys that played the violin like I have never seen or heard before. They were completely confident and had absolute control over their instruments. They played one classical piece after another with ease. The two had just been admitted to Juilliard and were raising funds for tuition.
The other group was from Nashville Tennessee. They had a off-beat look and sound. I don’t think they would be accepted at Juilliard, but their music was incredible in its own way. It was a mix between bluegrass and country and very danceable.
The Boulder Pearl Street Mall is always a great place to visit—especially in the summer months. In addition to the great food and wide selection of shopping, you can never be sure what kind of performers you may find there.
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Thanks for the post.
Looks like a great place to be to enjoy music.
I'd like to see that in our malls here. Unfortunately, even our schools here are doing away with the arts. Don't people understand that music is the international language, and I'm not talking rap and hip-hop.
John, more long tail localized posts like this and you'll like what happens.
What was the name of the band? I've heard their music but I don't know their name, I'd really like to find out more information on them.