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SUMMARY:Mizrahi Music\, Feminist Perspectives
DESCRIPTION:After years of marginalization\, exoticization\, and misrepresentation\, Mizrahi musicians are reclaiming their musical roots.  \n\nMizrahi Music\, Feminist Perspectives explores the histories and current revival of the diverse musical styles of Jewish women from the Middle East and North Africa. This symposium will include scholarly analysis of this musical movement\, as well as performances that offer contemporary interpretations of ancestral musical traditions and bring forgotten women’s voices to the fore \nEvent Agenda: \nIntroductions & Lunch: Dr. Rachel Kranson & Dr. Michal R. Friedman\n1. Scholarly perspectives on Mizrahi Music\, Feminist Perspectives \nPanelists: Naama Perel\, Dr. Tamar Sella\, Re’ee Hagay \nModerator: Dr. Deane Root\n2. Performances: Naama Perel\, Shani Oshri\, Laura Elkeslassy \n3. Post-Performance \nConversation Naama Perel\, Shani Oshri\, Laura Elkeslassy\nCo-Moderators: Dr. Hilla Nehushtan & Dr. Nevine Abraham \nBios of Participants: \n\nLaura Elkeslassy: Performer vocalist whose work focuses on reclaiming Morrocan-Jewish liturgical traditions & North African folk music\nNaama Perel Tzadok: Composer of Yemenite Jewish Music\, Phd candidate in Music at the University of Pittsburgh\nDr. Tamar Sella: Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology in the College of Music\, University of North Texas\nRe’ee Hagay: PhD candidate\, Department of Near Eastern Studies with a focus on Judaism in the Global South\, Cornell University\nShani Oshri: Performer & vocalist\, with specialties in Yemeni and Persian Classical Music
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LOCATION:University of Pittsburgh – Frick Fine Arts Auditorium 650 Schenley Drive\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15260\, 650 Schenley Drive\, Pittsburgh\, 15260\, United States
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