Triad Arts with David Ford Triad Arts Weekend!December 16, 2011Awake the White & Wintry Queen is a winter solstice concert you'll never forget. AWWQ is computer graphics, elaborate costumes, body painting, theatre, dance and driving it all forward is an evening full of gripping original music that won't let you go. Tickets are available from Eclectic By Nature Greensboro, Carolina Theatre and AWWQ cast members.
Wintry Queen Madelyn Greco (alias Foxy Moxy) and AWWQ vocal director (and one-half of One String Over) Bradford Reaves took a magic carpet ride to WFDD and a conversation with TAW host David Ford.
The Ralph Vaughan Williams cantata The First Noel features the Sanctuary Choir of First Presbyterian Church under the baton of Music Director Dr. Michael Dodds. Joining in the multi-faceted performance will be a chamber orchestra of Winston-Salem Symphony musicians, soprano Mary Lea Williams, baritone Scott Schumpert, and The Liturgical Dance Company of Northern Virginia: NOVA.
The cantata exists in two versions, and First Presbyterian will perform both. A staged version with nativity play adapted from medieval English is Sunday night, December 18 at 7:00pm. Also on that program will be Handel’s much loved organ concerto The Cuckoo and the Nightingale performed by First Pres organist extraordinaire Elizabeth Moyer. And you can hear a sneak peak of First Noel on Thursday, December 15 with a convenient lunchtime offering from 12:15 to 12:45. The venue for both performances is the old sanctuary at First Presbyterian Church, 300 North Cherry Street. The half-hour concert version allows downtown workers on tight schedules to come during their lunch breaks. Box lunches for dine in or to go will be available after the concert. The lunches and both performances are free. Director of Music, and University of NC School of the Arts music history professor Michael Dodds, and stage director Robyne Parrish drop by WFDD to talk about it.
It's an evening of seasonal music both secular and sacred at Green Street United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem. Manger Faces performers Pastor and jazz poet Kelly Carpenter, singer Diana Tuffin and bassist Matt Kendrick share their beatnik best with TAW host David Ford. Diana's new CD is Stained Glass and Smoky Bars.
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Triad Arts Archives
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March 2, 2010: Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art: "Embodiment"
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March 1, 2010: Open Space Cafe Theare: "Fences" by August Wilson
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February 26, 2010: TAW 100226
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February 25, 2010: Piedmont Chamber Singers (Part 2): Ain'a That Good News
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February 24, 2010: Kernersville Little Theatre: The Battle of Shallowford
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February 23, 2010: Piedmont Chamber Singers: Ain'a That Good News!
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February 22, 2010: Pianist Pamela Howland
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February 19, 2010: TAW 100219
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February 18, 2010: Surry Arts Council: 2010 Tommy Jarrell Festival
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February 17, 2010: National Black Theatre Festival: Ted Lange and "Four Queens No Trump"
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February 16, 2010: Todd Drake: Muslim Self Portraits (Part II)
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February 15, 2010: North Carolina A&T University Department of Visual and Performing Arts: "Mad At Miles: A Black Woman's Guide to Truth" by Pearl Cleage
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February 12, 2010: TAW 100212
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February 11, 2010: UNCSA School of Dance: WinterDance
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February 10, 2010: Wake Forest University Theatre Department: The Three Penny Opera
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February 9, 2010: Piedmont Opera: Valentine's Day Concert
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February 8, 2010: UNCSA Drama School: Two Gentlemen of Verona, A Rock Musical
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February 5, 2010: TAW 100205
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February 4, 2010: Electric Moustache Gallery
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February 3, 2010: Todd Drake: Muslim Self Portraits
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February 2, 2010: Stained Glass Playhouse: Laurraine Hansberry's To Be young Gifted & Black
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February 1, 2010: St. Paul's Episcopal Winston-Salem: Mary Kaiser, organist
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January 28, 2010: Art Tasting
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January 27, 2010: Poet Terri Erickson
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January 26, 2010: 2010 Greensboro Fringe Festival
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January 25, 2010: A Dance Adaptation on The Wiz!
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January 22, 2010: TAW 100122
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January 21, 2010: Twin City Stage: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
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January 20, 2010: A.J. Fletcher Opera Institute: Maria Stuarda (Mary Stuart)
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January 19, 2010: WFU and the Virtual Theatre Project
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