Date: |
Sunday, September 22, 2013 |
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Dabke Workshop: |
11:00am – 1:00pm |
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Saidi Workshop: |
1:30pm – 3:30pm |
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Tickets: |
$20 / workshop |
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Location: |
Center for Arabic Culture 191 Highland Avenue, 6B Somerville, MA |
Karim Nagi is a native Egyptian drummer, DJ, composer, folk dancer and the creator of Turbo Tabla. He has recorded 11 CDs and performed on 5 continents. His Arabiqa program has been performed in hundreds of schools across America.
The Arab Folk Dance Workshop will present:
-DABKE, meaning "Stomp" in Arabic, is a group line and circle dance for women and men. It is found in the Eastern Arab countries, at events ranging from weddings to social protests.
-SAIDI, refers to the South of Egypt, and the Saidi dance is typical for women and men. It uses sticks and canes, spinning and flipping, to replicate acts of village life and self-defense. Karim
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