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This show will feature the music of China presented by student Yu Chun Chan and special visiting artist Zhang Wenting performing on yangqin, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
The concert on February 3 will feature a contemporary take on the folk music of France and Ukraine.
The concert on February 4 features graduate student Michal Nissimoff presenting a contemporary take on the music of Bulgaria and Ophelia Ariadne Worbes showcasing songs from Germany and Spain, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
This concert features a contemporary take on the folk music of India, presented by TAABIR, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
The concert on February 3 will feature a contemporary take on the folk music of France and Ukraine.
The concert on February 4 features graduate student Michal Nissimoff presenting a contemporary take on the music of Bulgaria and Ophelia Ariadne Worbes showcasing songs from Germany and Spain, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
As part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration, this concert features the Berklee Contemporary Balkan Ensemble directed by Vessela Stoyanova. The concert will be followed by a clinic on Bulgarian vocal technique by special guest visiting artist Elitsa Stoyneva, and concludes with a set by Angie Madijirova's group, representing the music of North Macedonia.
Yukihiro Carmichael, a professor in the Ensemble Department, presents the J-Pop Ensemble and Francisco Mela, a professor in the Ensemble Department, presents the Ensemble Master Class Ensemble.
Tiger Okoshi, a professor in the Ensemble Department, presents the Original Fusion Ensemble and Winston Maccow, a professor in the Ensemble Department, presents the Music of Pat Metheny Ensemble.