On May 25th, 2009, The Narada Michael Walden Foundation will produce a concert at Louise M Davies Symphony Hall to benefit young Christopher Rodriguez, who at age 10, was disabled by a stray bullet while at his piano lesson in Oakland early last year. The Concert at Louise M Davies for Christopher will feature Sting along with Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis of 5th Dimension Fame, Mary Wilson of the Supremes, Earl Klugh, David Grisman, Bob Weir, Gerald Alston of the Manhattans, Lisa Fischer,Tevin Campbell, Shanice Wilson, Jeanie Tracy, Ralphe Armstrong, Dale “Satchmo” Powers, the Narada Band, AND an orchestra of students from The San Francisco Conservatory of Music conducted by Michael Morgan of the Oakland East Bay Symphony, along with many other surprise performers.

The Concert will also benefit the work of the Narada Michael Walden Foundation and a portion will go to create a scholarship chair for the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

It will be a night to remember. The biggest show San Francisco has seen in years!

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The Susquehanna River has always drawn humans to its banks and to its basin in search of life. For ten thousand years, man’s imagination and imperfection have entwined with nature’s irresistible forces to create a human and natural history that relentlessly shapes this river and the lives of those who reside near it. And as it has always been, so is it today that we look again to the Susquehanna to nurture our aspirations and dreams.

Looking To The River is a new documentary film produced by WVIA that examines critical contemporary issues pertaining to the Susquehanna River’s Middle Basin, which connects Sayre below the New York state border to Wilkes-Barre in the Wyoming Valley to Danville and Bloomsburg, all the way to Northumberland.

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