Re: Silk Road Festival at the Smithsonian

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Shayna Silverstein wrote:
> 
> The 2002 Smithsonian Folklife Festival will celebrate the arts of the Silk
> Road this summer from June 26 - July 7, closed July 1 and 2.  From 23
> nations, over 330 artists of music, ceramics, silk weaving, paper, puppetry,
> and many other cultural traditions will join on the National Mall of the
> United States for 10 days of cultural exploration and connection.
> 
> "The Silk Road: Connecting Cultures, Creating Trust" is co-produced by the
> Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage and The Silk Road
> Project, Inc., an international music and arts initiative founded by Yo-Yo
> Ma.  Please visit the festival URL for more information and for daily
> updates and features during the festival:
> www.silkroadproject.org/smithsonian
> 
> Also, check out the recently released Smithsonian Folkways 2-CD set, "The
> Silk Road: A Musical Caravan" which features a number of musicians at the
> festival as well as many others.
> 
> ... The Jewish music connection is that two ensembles composed of Bukhara,
> Uzbekistan emigres to Queens, New York will be performing and participating
> in workshops at the festival.  The Ilyas Malaev Ensemble and Shashmaqam
> Ensemble will perform Bukharan Jewish music and classical Central Asian
> maqam on the first and second weeks, respectively.
> 
> Best to all,
> Shayna Silverstein
> The Silk Road Project
> 
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