Triad Arts with David Ford Eastern Music Festival 2012 Presents Outstanding Guest ArtistsJune 29, 2012The 51st annual Eastern Music Festival began earlier this week and will run through July 28 in Greensboro. With over 100 music-related events during the season and throughout the year, the Eastern Music Festival has something for everyone whether you love classical, jazz, or bluegrass.
EMF is also one of the most sought after locations for talented student musicians. They rehearse and perform intensively and at extremely high levels with their peers in orchestras and chamber music ensembles. And they also study with great masters of their respective instruments from across the country and around the world. Longtime EMF guest artist and world renowned cello soloist Lynn Harrell spoke with David by phone from his studio in Santa Monica, California.
During Triad Arts Weekend at 1 p.m., we take a break from the ordinary and look at life through a new lens, that of poetry and spoken word. It's a Triad Arts Poetry and Spoken Word Slam like you've never heard before with very talented Triad poets, and a few who gave amazing performances in our area before returning to their respective homes in other parts of the country and world. Ed Wilson, Kwame Dawes, Rhet Iseman Trull, Joe Mills, Josephus III, Fred Chapell, Kianga Ford, Rodney Holman and Helen Losse will recite poetry for us, and Peter Kairoff will help us understand the beauty of Brahms. It's Kairoff at the Keyboard and a whole lot of great poetry NEXT on TAUC!
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Triad Arts Archives
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March 24, 2011: Twin City Stage presents Children of Eden
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March 23, 2011: Greenhill Center for North Carolina Arts presents Fatimah Tuggar
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March 22, 2011: Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art presents Oscar Munoz: Imprints for a Fleeting Memorial
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March 21, 2011: Lexington Youth Theatre presents West Side Story
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March 18, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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March 17, 2011: Arts at the Rives Theater
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March 16, 2011: 5ive & 40rty (Repeat)
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March 15, 2011: Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance presents "Assasins"
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March 14, 2011: Appalachian State University's Performing Arts Series (part 2)
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March 10, 2011: University of North Carolina Greensboro's NC Theatre for Young People (NCTYP)
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March 9, 2011: Nyanya Project: The Roots and the Light (repeat)
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March 8, 2011: Open Space Cafe Theatre: A Little Night Music (part 1)
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March 7, 2011: Artist Gilbert Everard Young
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March 4, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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March 3, 2011: United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro (Repeat)
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March 2, 2011: Guilford College presents sculptor Patrick Dougherty (part 1)
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March 1, 2011: Triad Jewish Film Festival
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February 28, 2011: Pointe Studio of Dance presents A Dance Adaptation on The Wiz! (Repeat)
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February 25, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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February 24, 2011: Celebrating the Life of R. Phillip Hanes Jr.
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February 23, 2011: Reynolda House Museum of American Art presents Trains that Passed in the Night: The Photographs of O. Winston Link
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February 22, 2011: University of North Carolina School of the Arts presents 1776
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February 21, 2011: Salem Academy: Drama Llamas
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February 17, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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February 17, 2011: Greensboro Symphony presents Paris: City of Light (part 1)
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February 16, 2011: Wake Forest University Theatre presents The Grapes of Wrath
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February 15, 2011: Music for a Great Space presents Trio Slaye
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February 14, 2011: Luthier Joe Thrift (Repeat)
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February 11, 2011: Triad Arts Weekend!
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February 10, 2011: The Appalachian State Old-Time Fiddlers' Convention
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