A Documentary Film Screening followed by a concert by Tenores de Aterúe
and Q and A with the singers
Working from a YouTube video, four New England singers reverse-engineer an obscure Sardinian tradition of quartet throat-singing. When a video of their first performance goes viral in Sardinia, they set off on a quest to find the true heart of this deeply intimate, molecule-rearranging music.
❖ November 13, 2018 @ 7PM | Spencer Studio Art Building, room 212
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“The time that I spent in Paris going to burlesque shows and meeting artists helped me understand the power of this genre of performance.
At a neo-burlesque show, you will meet mothers, survivors, queer people, and other diverse performers who take to the stage and undress not only their clothing but also the bigotry and challenges they face in their everyday lives. It is an international art; burlesque was born in the Parisian cabaret, but resurrected in New York only to travel back across the ocean to French stages.”
Ryan Buggy Friedberg Report, fall 2018
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(Ryan studied at the Hamilton in Paris Program.)
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