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Music and Dance from Mongolia
The Asia Society and Museum present a performance of music and dance from Mongolia.
When:
October 28, 2011 8:00pm to 10:00pm
Where
Mongolia produces some the most exuberant music in the world. 20 of Mongolia’s most illustrious dancers and musicians will share their rich artistic traditions in a program that reflects Mongolia’s unique and vibrant culture. The program includes throat singing, long song, Morin Khuur and Mongolian folk music featuring the horse-head fiddle.
The National Horse-head Fiddle ensemble was established in 1992. In addition to becoming the pride of Mongolian cultural and artistic heritage, they also became an ensemble reputed worldwide.
A reception will follow the performance in the Garden Court Cafe
Cost:
Free! Reservations strongly recommended. Tickets not picked up by 7:45 pm will be released.
Event Website URL:
Phone Number:
(212) 288-6400
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