SAC presents, Finding Their Place: Merasi Musicians from Desert Rajasthan
Slocum Auditorium
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Finding Their Place: MERASI MUSICIANS FROM DESERT RAJASTHAN
Music & Advocacy: “NO MORE MANGANIYAR (BEGGAR) WE ARE MERASI (MUSICIANS)”
For 38 generations, the Merasi have performed and maintained a vibrant folk music legacy that is on the verge of extinction in modern India. Don’t miss this chance to be enthralled by impassioned artists who play a variety of unique instruments direct from the old camel caravan routes of the Thar Desert of Rajasthan, India.
Produced by US based Folk Arts Rajasthan www.FolkArtRajasthan.org
Open to the public. Please send any requests for accessibility accommodations to elbridge@syr.edu by Monday, September 26
Sponsored by South Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs and the SU Humanities Centers and co-sponsored by the department of Art and Music Histories and Performance Live
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