Kodachrome, an award-winning Phoenix-based saxophone quartet, played to a crowd of about 200 classical music enthusiasts at Boyle Park in Mancos on Friday, July 11. The performance was part of Durango’s Music in the Mountains pop-up concert series. The musicians performed from a mobile stage as they toured various stops throughout Montezuma, La Plata, and Archuleta counties. (Ben Bradley/Special to The Journal)
Kodachrome, an award-winning Phoenix-based saxophone quartet, played to a crowd of about 200 classical music enthusiasts at Boyle Park in Mancos on Friday, July 11. The performance was part of Durango’s Music in the Mountains pop-up concert series. The musicians performed from a mobile stage as they toured various stops throughout Montezuma, La Plata, and Archuleta counties. (Ben Bradley/Special to The Journal)

Kodachrome, an award-winning Phoenix-based saxophone quartet, played to a crowd of a couple hundred classical music enthusiasts at Boyle Park in Mancos on Friday, July 11. The performance was part of Durango’s Music in the Mountains pop-up concert series. The musicians performed from a mobile stage as they toured various stops throughout Montezuma, La Plata, and Archuleta Counties.