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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February 8, 2006: Bob Moody-Winston Salem Symphony
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February 7, 2006: Arts Council of Winston Salem/Forsyth County
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February 6, 2006: Greensboro Fringe Festival
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February 2, 2006: Diane Caesar-Delta Arts Center
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February 1, 2006: Triad Stage: On Golden Pond
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January 31, 2006: The Kenan Writers Encounters
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January 26, 2006: Eight Artists after Ivy
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January 25, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers, part 2
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January 24, 2006: 115 Gallery
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January 23, 2006: Greensboro Fringe Festival
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January 19, 2006: Alvin Aliey: Ailey II
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January 18, 2006: Weatherspoon Art Museum
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January 17, 2006: Triad Stage: On Golden Pond
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January 11, 2006: Winston-Salem Children's Theatre
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January 10, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers
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January 9, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers
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January 5, 2006: Musician Mel Jones
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January 4, 2006: The Believers
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January 2, 2006: Renaissance Theatre
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December 21, 2005: Vocalist Steve Lippia
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December 20, 2005: Amani Children's Foundation CD
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December 19, 2005: Carolina Pops
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December 15, 2005: Amani Children's Foundation CD
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December 15, 2005: The Three Irish Tenors
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December 14, 2005: Black Nativity
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December 13, 2005: Renaissance Theatre
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December 12, 2005: NCSA's Open Dream Ensemble
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December 8, 2005: Singer/songwriter David LaMotte
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December 7, 2005: Triad Youth Jazz Ensemble
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December 6, 2005: NSCA's The Nutcracker
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