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Sarah Edwards
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Arts and Culture Editor, Indy Week
Durham
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By Sarah Edwards Verified, Lena Geller Verified| Indy Week Verified Musical duo Larry BellorĂn and Joe Troop may have the distinction of being the Triangle’s most unique musical fusion (a distinction that has much competition, by the way): BellorĂn, a master of Venezuelan folk tradition mĂşsica llanera, comes to Raleigh by way of political asylum, while Troop, who grew up in Winston-Salem, grew up learning old-time music and founded GRAMMY-nominated stringband Che Apache.
By Sarah Edwards Verified| Indy Week Verified âIâm interested in the throughline. Thatâs always what Iâm interested in.âRhiannon Giddens is speaking from her home office in Ireland, stacks of books and skeins of yarn piled on a shelf behind her. Sheâs speaking about reviving traditional music from the pastâspecifically, in this conversation, songs honoring German student protester Sophie Scholl, who was beheaded in 1943 for distributing anti-Nazi pamphletsâand finding its resonance in the present.
By Sarah Edwards Verified, Lena Geller Verified| Indy Week Verified Musical duo Larry BellorĂn and Joe Troop may have the distinction of being the Triangle’s most unique musical fusion (a distinction that has much competition, by the way): BellorĂn, a master of Venezuelan folk tradition mĂşsica llanera, comes to Raleigh by way of political asylum, while Troop, who grew up in Winston-Salem, grew up learning old-time music and founded GRAMMY-nominated stringband Che Apache.
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Indy Week
INDY Week is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Durham, North Carolina. Founded in 1983, it has evolved from its original name, the North Carolina Independent, to its current title. The publication focuses on local news, arts, and culture, providing in-depth coverage of events, politics, music, and film. It features an events calendar and contributions from various columnists and writers. With a readership that includes residents of the Triangle area, INDY Week serves as a valuable resource for those interested in local issues and entertainment. The newspaper generates revenue primarily through advertising and employs around 41 people. Over the years, it has made significant strides, including acquiring another local publication and launching the Hopscotch Music Festival. In its 40th year, INDY Week has also partnered with The Assembly, a digital magazine, to enhance its offerings.
Durham, United Kingdom
+1 919-286-1972
Founded: 1983