The British musician teamed up with Bosnian musician Edin Karamazov to give a 75-minute concert Tuesday night, performing melodies from "Songs From the Labyrinth," a tribute to Elizabethan composer John Dowland.
Senate chairman Mircea Geoana praised the "refined" concert and called Sting "a great musician."
Sting: Obama best person to handle world's 'mess'
Oct 29, 2009 11:00 am PDT
Sting isn't a religious man, but he says President Barack Obama might be a divine answer to the world's problems. "In many ways, he's sent from God," he joked in an interview, "because the world's a mess." But Sting is serious in his bel...
Mar 13, 2009 8:00 am PDT
It's probably safe to say that Sting's new message in a bottle will age slightly better than his last. The tantric one is following in the esteemed footsteps of Paul Newman, Francis Ford Coppola and, uh, Madonna, announcing that h...
Every sip you take: Singer Sting is selling wine
Mar 12, 2009 9:00 am PDT
After singing of "Fields of Gold," British rock star Sting is tending fields of grapes as he prepares to market red wine made at his country estate in Tuscany. Some 30,000 bottles of wine produced on the property will go on sale in Septem...
Sting brings music, eco-message to Sundance fest
Jan 20, 2009 3:00 am PST
Sting drew cheers with an impromptu jam session at the Sundance Film Festival, but his real purpose was to bring attention to a film dealing with the singer's other passion: rainforest preservation. Joe Berlinger's "Crude" traces 15 years...
Sting, Matthews, Mayer Gamer for Tibet Than Beijing
Jul 22, 2008 9:00 am PDT
Just in time for China's moment in the spotlight, some of the biggest voices in showbiz are taking another stand on behalf of Tibet. Sting, John Mayer and Dave Matthews are among the rockers lending their musicianship to Songs for Tib...