Mystery Writers Some of the Best and a New Symphony

June 18, 2013 - PRLog -- Mystery lovers! Some of the best you may never heard of. See-


There you will find some really amazing “thriller” reads. #indieap

And more- from a fellow Princeton alum-


Symphony No. 4 (Biodiversity) Recording Project
Today I am announcing the launch of a new project, on Kickstarter, to record Symphony No. 4 (Biodiversity); a work which conveys a vision of the grandeur and fragility of the natural world.

Symphony No. 4 (Biodiversity) Recording Project [Delta David Gier, conductor]: "Glaciers (Rivers of Ice)," "The Great Swamp," "Starving Angels," "The Year of the Reef" is a project of SoBe Institute of the Arts (SoBe Arts), a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit arts organization.

Symphony No. 4 (Biodiversity) was motivated by a suggestion in 1998 from Dr. Robert Ginsburg, a renowned Professor Emeritus of marine geology and geophysics. Dr. Ginsburg was actively involved in preparations for the International Year of the Reef, and he believed that a musical piece could help to draw global awareness of coral reefs and ecosystems and perhaps persuade people to take simple actions that benefit the reefs. I became thoroughly inspired and began work on what would ultimately become an hour-long symphony.

The full symphony, revised and completed in 2012, is a four-part reflection on biodiversity and the plight of our worldwide ecosystems.

"Artists and musicians often lead the way to create awareness about climate change and the (mostly man-made) degradation of our environment. For Carson Kievman, one of the most lucid contemporary classical composers, this awareness is compellingly conveyed through the medium he knows best - music." Ishrat Ansari, The Listening Room, Caffe Vivaldi, NYC

Please join with us and support this project with a tax deductible donation ($5 or more) through Kickstarter. Sharing the project with others and sending us your thoughts are also very valuable ways to show your support.