Panelists advocate the arts in preservation of cultures
On March 13, the director of MusicUnitesUS, Prof.
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Raga links Indian and Afghan traditions
On Saturday, MusicUnitesUS brought together "three distinguished artists whose repertoire, instruments and individual musical journeys reflect the global reach of raga music in the 21st century," according to the evening's program.
Visiting musicians will share the tradition of raga with the community
Twice a year, Prof. Judith Eissenberg (MUS), director of MusicUnitesUs holds a residency highlighting the music of a region or culture outside of the U.S. From March 6 to 10, in what promises to be one of its finest residencies, MusicUnitesUs will bring three master musicians for a week-long residency titled "Improvisations?Raga from Afghanistan and North India." In an interview with justArts, Eissenberg said that, "Traditional raga involves three elements: a soloist, a drone and a drum.
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While water usually evokes images of healing and calm, the artist Naoe Suzuki chose to twist its healing power and focus on the contamination and degradation of water in her latest exhibition, titled "Blue," which opened at the Women's Studies Research Center Jan.
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