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| TYPE: | Campus |
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| TITLE: | Music in Polycultural America: The Contradanza: Its Infl uence in Popular and Art Music of the Americas |
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| DESCRIPTION: | Dominican-born pianist and ethnomusicologist Angelina Tallaj is currently working at the CUNY Graduate Center on her dissertation “Performing Blackness, Resisting Whiteness: Dominican Music and Identity.” She has written on issues of identity, ethnicity, and sexuality in music of the Dominican Republic and is producing a recording of rarely heard repertoire from that country. | ||
| DATE: | Wednesday, March24, 2010 | ||
| TIME: | 1:00pm | ||
| LOCATION: | State Room, Brooklyn College Student Center | ||
| CONTACT: | 718-951-5655 | ||
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| PRICE: | $ | ||
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