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Imani Winds with Stefon Harris
Wednesday, February 3
Bowker Auditorium 7:30 pm
$25, $15, Five College/GCC/STCC students and Youth 17 and under: $15
The Grammy-nominated Imani Winds, with their dynamic playing, culturally poignant programming, and genre-blurring collaborations perform with the equally dynamic jazz vibraphonist Stefon Harris.
This is an Angel Ticket event
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Ballet Folklórico de México
Tuesday, March 2
Concert Hall 7:30 pm
$35, $25, $15, Five College/GCC/STCC students and Youth 17 and under: $15
Ballet Folklórico de México sets itself apart by combining their artists' talents with the traditional music, elaborate dance and ornate costumes of Mexican culture. The result is a stunning performance that disseminates the rich tradition and folklore of Mexico throughout the world.
This is an Angel Ticket event
| | Pre-Performance Mexican Celebration
Tuesday, March 2 Fine Arts Center Lobby 6:30 pm to 7:00 pm
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Paddy Moloney with The Chieftains
Wednesday, March 10
Concert Hall 7:30 pm
$40, $30, $15, Five College/GCC/STCC students and Youth 17 and under: $15
Six-time Grammy winners, the Chieftains are recognized for bringing traditional Irish music to the world's attention and after all these years of making some of the most beautiful music in the world, their music remains as fresh and relevant as when they first began.
| | Pre-Perfomance Irish Celebration
Wednesday, March 10 Fine Arts Center Lobby 6:30 pm to 7:00 pm
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Zakir Hussain presents Masters of Percussion
Featuring Niladri Kumar, sitar, Abbos Kosimov, Doyra, Navin Sharma, Dholak
Saturday, March 27
Concert Hall 8:00 pm
$35, $25, $15, Five College/GCC/STCC students and Youth 17 and under: $15
Zakir Hussain is appreciated both in the field of percussion and in the music world at large as an international phenomenon. A classical tabla virtuoso of the highest order, his consistently brilliant and exciting performances have not only established him as a national treasure in his own country, India, but earned him worldwide fame. The concert also features a number of musicians, mostly from India, playing percussion instruments as well as sitar and sarangi (a north Indian stringed instrument played with a bow).
Co-presented with the Asian Arts & Culture Program.
This is an Angel Ticket event
| | Pre-Performance Talk wth Ranjanaa Devi
Saturday, March 27 Rear Seating Area of Concert Hall 7:00 pm to 7:30 pm
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Ensemble Galilei and Neal Conan with actress Lily Knight
First Person: Stories from the Edge of the World
Saturday, April 10
Concert Hall 8:00 pm
$35, $25, $15, Five College/GCC/STCC students and Youth 17 and under: $15
Neal Conan's compelling narration, and evocative music created specifically for this project, work seamlessly to take the audience along on some of the world's most extraordinary expeditions. With featured actress Lily Knight.
| | Pre-Performance Talk with Neal Conan
Saturday, April 10 Rear Seating Area of Concert Hall 7:00 pm to 7:30 pm
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Rokia Traoré
Wednesday, April 14
Concert Hall 7:30 pm
$30, $25, $15, Five College/GCC/STCC students and Youth 17 and under: $15
Along with her feather-light vocals, Rokia’s music is infused with western pop rhythms and traditional African instruments, making for a rare and beautiful thing. The result is a beguiling sound that can claim to be "World Music" in the purest sense.
This is an Angel Ticket event
| | Pre-Performance Talk by WFCR’s Jazz Safari host Kari Njiiri
Wednesday, April 14 Rear Seating Area of Concert Hall 6:30 pm to 7:00 pm
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