Triad Arts with David Ford The Crooked RoadJune 22, 2006Southwest Virginia has always been a hotbed for music. It was here that German, Ulster Irish, and African influences came together to create a uniquely American musical idiom. Author and music historian Joe Wilson chronicles the communities and musicians of Southwest Virginia in his new book, 'A Guide to the Crooked Road: Virginia's Music Heritage Trail.'
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Triad Arts Archives
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September 26, 2006: UNCG Theatre: Macbeth
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September 25, 2006: Sabar
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September 21, 2006: An Enemy of the People
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September 20, 2006: Romeo and Juliet
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September 19, 2006: The Taming of the Shrew
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September 18, 2006: At The Ball, That's All!
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September 14, 2006: Betty Watson
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September 13, 2006: Greensboro Symphony: Happy Birthday Dimitry!
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September 12, 2006: Little Chicago
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September 11, 2006: Richie Matteson's Bluegrass Picker's Tunebook
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September 7, 2006: Theatre Nohgaku
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September 6, 2006: Todd Burge
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September 5, 2006: The Music Academy of North Carolina
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September 4, 2006: Piemont Theatre Collective: 'The Guys'
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August 31, 2006: West Side Civic Theatre: The Wizard of Oz
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August 31, 2006: New River Blues Festival
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August 30, 2006: Woodenhead
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August 29, 2006: The Diary of Anne Frank
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August 28, 2006: Kudzu Art Project
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August 24, 2006: Elsewhere Artist Collaborative
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August 23, 2006: Open Dream Ensemble
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August 22, 2006: High Point and John Coletrane
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August 21, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers: The Final Exhibition
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August 17, 2006: The Lonetones
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August 16, 2006: Quadzilla
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August 14, 2006: The Crooked Road
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August 10, 2006: Carolina Piano Trio
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August 9, 2006: Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical
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August 8, 2006: Erik Morales/Wachovia Winds
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August 7, 2006: Roberto Orihuela
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