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Ever wondered what a live recording session is like? Now's your chance to find out!

On Wednesday, April 5, the听Indigo Girls return to Boulder for a collaborative recording session with the and conductor Gary Lewis鈥攁nd they've invited the public to listen in.

The Indigo Girls are Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, folk musicians known around the world for their ethereal harmonies and gritty sincerity.听Attendees can expect to hear symphonic arrangements of classic听hits, as well as听songs from the duo's latest album release听One Lost Day.

Over the years, the folk duo have used their musical talents to champion people on the margins of society,听often tackling听such topics as civil rights, prison reform and marriage equality. Their biggest hit, "Closer to Fine,"听has become an unofficial anthem for millions of gay men and lesbians who grew up grappling with their sexuality.

Saliers says she and Ray love the way the music brings diverse groups of people together in concert halls and amphitheaters across the world:

"When we play shows, I want people to sing, to yell out things, to feel a sense of connection with other people in the audience . . . I听don鈥檛 want there to be any barriers. I want the music to bring us together."

Please note, this event is a live recording session. Artists may stop, start and restart songs and may ask for audience participation or silence at some points during the recording. There will be no intermission.

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