Post by Admin on Jun 24, 2013 0:53:13 GMT -5
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Lincoln Center Out of Doors: Sacred Drums
Sun, August 4, 7:00pm | Damrosch Park Bandshell | Location
Silvercloud Singers, Manuela Arciniegas & The Legacy Circle, Pandit Samir Chatterjee & Friends, Silva Dance Company, Something Positive Dance Company, Kaoru Watanabe Ne-O Ensemble, Román Díaz & Cimarron, Ousmane Sall & Yakar Roots and Rhythms, Neil Clarke, Kimati Dinizulu & Adam Rudolph, Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra with special guest Will Calhoun
The drum’s centrality in sacred and popular music of cultures around the planet flows from the heartbeat of nature, a pulse that connects our traditions with the fluidity of the sea. Witness the rhythms of the sacred while rejoicing in the beauty of our shared cultural grounding. Each group—whether from Brazil, Japan, or downtown Manhattan—contributes to the centrality and essence of the global sacred experience we reflect as international communities. Aché!
Presented in association with the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute.
Lincoln Center Out of Doors: Sacred Drums
Sun, August 4, 7:00pm | Damrosch Park Bandshell | Location
Silvercloud Singers, Manuela Arciniegas & The Legacy Circle, Pandit Samir Chatterjee & Friends, Silva Dance Company, Something Positive Dance Company, Kaoru Watanabe Ne-O Ensemble, Román Díaz & Cimarron, Ousmane Sall & Yakar Roots and Rhythms, Neil Clarke, Kimati Dinizulu & Adam Rudolph, Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra with special guest Will Calhoun
The drum’s centrality in sacred and popular music of cultures around the planet flows from the heartbeat of nature, a pulse that connects our traditions with the fluidity of the sea. Witness the rhythms of the sacred while rejoicing in the beauty of our shared cultural grounding. Each group—whether from Brazil, Japan, or downtown Manhattan—contributes to the centrality and essence of the global sacred experience we reflect as international communities. Aché!
Presented in association with the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute.