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SUMMARY:Online Master Class: A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join Pilsen Center for Cultural & Contemporary Arts’  first annual Back-to-School Virtual Masterclass Series curated and hosted by the best artists and educators in the Chicago-land area and across the USA.\n\nFREE admission with preregistration at www.pilsenccca.org/masterclass-2020\nClick the link and sign up to secure your spot and receive access information! Ages 8+.\n\nFor this session\, two-time GRAMMY-nominated guitarist Juan Dies of Sones de Mexico Ensemble\, a specialist in Mexico’s diverse folk music and dance styles will be your guide through Mexico’s rich musical geography. Learn the instruments\, repertoire and techniques which lead to these unique styles.\n\nAbout Juan\n\nJuan Díes is an active musician and co-founder of Sones de México Ensemble\, a two-time GRAMMY® nominated performing arts organization established in 1994 to perform\, record\, teach and promote Mexico’s rich heritage of folk music and dance traditions. He holds an M.A. in folklore/ethnomusicology from Indiana University and has devoted his professional life to presenting\, researching\, advocating\, teaching\, producing\, and performing traditional music and culture. Juan Díes is an Earlham College Distinguished Alumnus and a United States Artists 2019 Fellow.\n\nA Musical Geography of Mexico is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/online-master-class-a-musical-geography-of-mexico/
LOCATION:Online Event
CATEGORIES:Education,Lecture,Mexican Music,Traditional Mexican Music,Virtual
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Music: A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Experience a guided tour through Mexico’s folk music regions with music\, dance\, narration\, and multimedia. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. \nDiscover everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico’s regional folk culture and music. \nThe presentation takes place at the the Nan Tucker McEvoy Auditorium. \nFREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico-18/
LOCATION:National Portrait Gallery\, 8th and F Streets\, NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20001
CATEGORIES:Beyond the Music,Concerts,Lecture,Mexican Music,Performance,Traditional Mexican Music
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SUMMARY:Juan Dies: Beyond the Music\, A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Learn everything you ever wanted to know about Mexican folk music but were afraid to ask. Juan Dies is a 2019 USA Fellow\, a folklorist\, ethnomusicologist\, and co-founder/producer of the two-time GRAMMY™ Award Nominated group Sones de Mexico Ensemble\, now on its 25th Season. His visit to the Bettendorf Public Library is part of a lecture tour sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. \nUsing a map and sound recordings Juan will take you on a quick tour of Mexico’s diverse traditional music and dance styles\, explain their history and geography\, and point out what to listen for. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. \nAdmission is free and open to the public. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. \nNOTE: On Friday\, October 18 at 12 noon Juan Dies will do a solo performance at the Bettendorf Public Library’s Brown Bag Lunch Concert.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/juan-dies-beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico-2/
LOCATION:Bettendorf Public Library\, 2950 Learning Campus Dr.\, Bettendorf\, Iowa\, 52722
CATEGORIES:Beyond the Music,Education,Lecture,Mexican Music,Traditional Mexican Music
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Music\, A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Experience a guided tour through Mexico’s folk music regions with music\, dance\, narration\, and multimedia. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. \nDiscover everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico’s regional folk culture and music. \nThe presentation takes place at the College of Lake County’s Lakeshore Campus in Waukegan\, IL \nThis is a free\, pre-concert lecture for the upcoming September 22 show at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico-16/
LOCATION:College of Lake County Lakeshore Campus\, 33 N Genesee St.\, Waukegan\, Illinois\, 60085
CATEGORIES:Beyond the Music,Education,Lecture,Mexican Music,Performance,Traditional Mexican Music
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Music\, A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Experience a guided tour through Mexico’s folk music regions with music\, dance\, narration\, and multimedia. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. Discover everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico’s regional folk culture and music. \nThe presentation takes place at the College of Lake County’s Southlake Campus in Vernon Hills\, IL. \nThis is a free\, pre-concert lecture for the upcoming September 22 show at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico-15/
LOCATION:College of Lake County Southlake Campus\, 1120 S Milwaukee Ave.\, Vernon Hills\, Illinois\, 60061
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Music\, A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Experience a guided tour through Mexico’s folk music regions with music\, dance\, narration\, and multimedia. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. \nDiscover everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico’s regional folk culture and music. \nThe presentation takes place at the Dorothy U. Dalton Center Recital Hall\, 1903 Western Michigan Ave. \nFREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and by Western Michigan University’s: Office of Diversity & Inclusion\, School of Music\, Department of Spanish\, Office of Student Transitions\, and WMUK 102.1 FM.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico-14/
LOCATION:Western Michigan University\, Dorothy U. Dalton Center Recital Hall\, 1903 Western Michigan Ave.\, Kalamazoo\, Michigan\, 49008
CATEGORIES:Beyond the Music,Education,Lecture,Mexican Music,Performance,Traditional Mexican Music
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Music: A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Experience a guided tour through Mexico’s folk music regions with music\, dance\, narration\, and multimedia. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. \nDiscover everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico’s regional folk culture and music. \nThe presentation takes place at the Dillon Mall Student Center \nFREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico-17/
LOCATION:Sauk Valley Community College\, 173 IL Route 2\, Dixon\, Illinois 61021\, Dixon\, Illinois\, 61021
CATEGORIES:Beyond the Music,Concerts,Lecture,Mexican Music,Traditional Mexican Music
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SUMMARY:Juan Díes: Beyond the Music\, A Musical Geography of Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Learn everything you ever wanted to know about Mexican folk music but were afraid to ask. Juan Dies is a 2019 USA Fellow\, a folklorist\, ethnomusicologist\, and co-founder/producer of the two-time GRAMMY™ Award Nominated group Sones de Mexico Ensemble\, now on its 25th Season. His visit to the Chicano Resource Center at the East Los Angeles Library is part of a lecture tour sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. \nUsing a map and sound recordings Juan will take you on a quick tour of Mexico’s diverse traditional music and dance styles\, explain their history and geography\, and point out what to listen for. Some of the styles covered include son jarocho\, son huasteco\, gusto\, son istmeño\, chilenas\, and a dozen other styles. Different regions of the country have unique instruments\, repertoire and techniques rarely heard outside these regions. \nAdmission is free and open to the public. \nThis program is sponsored in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://sonesdemexico.com/event/juan-dies-beyond-the-music-a-musical-geography-of-mexico/
LOCATION:East Los Angeles Public Library\, 4837 E 3rd St.\, East Los Angeles\, California\, 90022
CATEGORIES:Beyond the Music,Education,Lecture,Mexican Music,Traditional Mexican Music
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