Cornell concert series will present "the water is Rising: music and dance in the midst of climate change," November 12 at 8 in Bailey Hall. The Program features artists from the smallest countries in the world, Equatorial Pacific Atoll of Kiribati, Tokelau and Tuvalu. Songs and dances Express their connection in nature and the ancestors of their past–conveys their feelings about global warming and the desire that the world cannot ignore them.
Rising water project is partnering with environmental studies and courses in the Pacific Islands to present concerts and coverage of the education for all ages on a 13-city tour of America. The concert will include a video projection with an image of the sea and lagoon Atoll, and insight into the way of life of The people.
Tickets are $ 25-$ 35 for adults and $ 5 for students; available in the ticket Center Ithaca, 171 Commons, by calling 607-273-4497 or 800-284-8422 and online at http://www.waterisrising.com.
Cornell cinema will present the Director of the Ra
Ruiz passed away earlier this year at the age of 70. Film 2010, in Portuguese and French, following a series of interconnected stories centered on a man, father Denis, orphans, with whom he developed a genuine bond, and shadows in their past. The Film will be presented with a 15-minute break. Information: http://mysteriesoflisbon.com.