RALEIGH -- The idea of starting a new summer music festival in the Triangle -- or anywhere else, in this economy -- and anchoring it with a popular European chamber orchestra, then inviting high-caliber international and local guest performers seems a little far-fetched. But that's the scenario playing out with the Cross Currents Chamber Music Arts Festival, which got under way Thursday and runs through Saturday. Organizers -- that's basically Raleigh artist and writer Carrie Knowles -- made it happen through connections, hard work and pocket-change donations. The unlikely project has brought...
Sugarcane as a Key Element Against Global Warming to be Highlighted at Green Week in Brussels
PR Newswire
PR Newswire
SAO PAULO, June 23 /PRNewswire/ -- What does sugarcane have to do with Global Warming? Everything, when you consider Brazil's highly successful, 30-year experience with sugarcane as a feedstock for ethanol. In place...
Hadid's Bach pavillion isn't the first architectural music box
The Guardian
The Guardian
Designing a space-within-a-space for a specific musical project is not a first - as the story of Renzo Piano's ark proves 'a unique musical experience': Zaha Hadid's concert pavillion at the Manchester Art Gallery....
Fucked Up Blame Springsteen For Crap Bands
Chart Magazine
Chart Magazine
Fucked Up vocalist Damian "Pink Eyes" Abraham would like to make sure Bruce Springsteen has to take a Shout stick to his clothes. Pink Eyes told NME.com he'd like to push Springsteen in mud at this past...
Yearning for a Minyan
Middle East Online
Middle East Online
America is a very interesting place at the moment, especially for Palestinian solidarity activists. The emerging conflict between the current Administration and the Israeli government is not exactly a secret anymore. The...
David Cross: Times foreign correspondent
The Times
The Times
As a foreign correspondent in Brussels and Washington, David Cross chronicled Britain's entry into the European Community (EC) and the US presidency of Jimmy Carter. Cross worked for The Times at home and abroad for...



