Harvard's Folklore & Nationalism Conference
(Friday Feb 8th & Saturday Feb 9th)
features several presentations on African & Diaspora dance & music.
Of particular interest:
1 - Performances Friday (2/8) night at 7pm - Cape Verdean Dance (Carla Martin) & Sabar Drumming (Patty Tang)
2 - Panel (#4) Saturday (2/9) at 3pm - Various presentations on Haitian, Cape Verdean, & Senegalese dance/music arts
For full conference listing & info:
http://fas.harvard.edu/~folkmyth/folknationalism.htm
This event is free and open to the public
Harvard University, The Barker Center, 12 Quincy Street, Harvard Sq, Cambridge, MA
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH 2008
6:15 Gregorian Chant
6:20 Welcome and Introduction - Stephen Mitchell
"Kaguramen" (Japanese mask dance) - Tomie Hahn
6:45 Buffet Dinner
7:15 Performances
Scottish Song - Maggie Harrison
Cape Verdean Dance - Carla Denny Martin
Sabar Drumming - Patty Tang
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 2008
3:00 PANEL FOUR
"A Party for the Spirits: Transnational Vodou in Haiti and Boston" (Grete Viddal)
"Cape Verdean Music in Diaspora: Language, Nation, and Community" (Carla Martin)
"Drums and Dancing Lions: The Simb Tradition of Senegal" (Patty Tang)
"Folklore and Contested Nationalism, Whose Country Is It Anyway?" (David Guss)
4:00 WINE, CHEESE, & WIND-DOWN
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