Professional Documents
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Performing Ethnomusicology
A S eri es o f L ect u r e s , S e m in a r s , C o n c e r ts, and Wor kshops
January 14 February 11
Jovino Santos Neto Trio Gage Averill
Brazilian-born Jovino Santos Neto worked as a Dean of Arts, University of British Columbia
pianist, flutist and producer with the legendary
Hermeto Pascoal from 1977 to 1992. Since Lecture (12:30-1:20 pm, Brechemin
moving to Seattle in 1993, he has continued to Auditorium): “The Alan Lomax Haitian Music
perform with internationally renowned musicians Collection: Performing Repatriation in Haiti”
and has received three Latin Grammy
nominations. Performance (2:30-4:30 pm, Fishbowl
Conference Room): “The Frost is All Over--A fractured
Concert (12:30-1:20 pm, Brechemin Auditorium) Memoir of Performing Irish Rebel and Traditional Music in
The Jovino Santos Neto Trio blends contemporary the New Left”
harmonies with traditional Brazilian grooves.
*Tickets: $10 cash or check at the door. Notecard event. Recital (12:30-1:20 pm, Brechemin
Auditorium): Munir Beken performs works for
Turkish Ud.
January 28
Antonio García de León Seminar (2:30-4:30 pm, Fishbowl Conference Room): “The Use of the Ud in
Professor of Economics, Cultural History, Contemporary Music”
and Philosophy, Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México; researcher, Instituto
March 11
Nacional de Antropología e Historia
Thione Diop and “Yeke Yeke”
Lecture (12:30-1:20 pm, Brechemin Senegalese percussionist Thione Diop is a master of the djembe, sabar,
Auditorium): “The Son Jarocho and Popular tama (talking drum), and djun djun. Based in Seattle since 1999, he has
Music of Mexico and the Caribbean” toured internationally with musicians such as Poncho Sanchez, Alpha
Blondy, Lucky Dube, and Max Romeo. He is the creator and producer
Seminar (2:30 to 4:30 pm, Fishbowl Conference Room): “Scholarship of the annual Spirit of West Africa Festal at the Seattle Center, and
and Community Arts Activism” Kasumai Africa at the Northshore Performing Arts Center in Bothell.
*All events are free except where noted. Support for this series comes
from the School of Music Ethnomusicology Visiting Artist program.
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