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By Sarah
We finally made it to Red Rocks!  It was a perfect summer evening in which we highly enjoyed the talent, silliness, and uplifting Piano Guys concert.  We had watched a Jon Schmidt performance at a high school back when we were engaged and this was so different and so much better.  The venue is inspiring in an of itself and although I think the piano is probably the greatest instrument ever invented, the cello is still my favorite.  It was fun to see Steven Sharp Nelson introduce the crowd to Bruce Lee and you couldn't help but laugh at their bad jokes.  I was also quite impressed that they didn't hide their belief in God and thanked Him for the miracles it took for them to reach the point they are at today.  I think in this politically correct society that takes some gut and I am happy for them.  They are comfortable with who they are, show humility, and are willing to share that even in a concert setting without sounding preachy.  Well done!  And of course their music is so inventive and well performed that I have and could listen to it 100,000 times.  You should have seen my surprise when they brought Alex Boye on the stage!  I was so excited, while my other half was wondering who Alex Boye was.  It was a great night.  Thanks for the birthday date, Dan!

(I stole a couple pictures from online so you could see who I'm talking about and where I was better.) 

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