Event details
Oct
8
Ramzi Aburedwan & Dal’Ouna Ensemble: Palestinian Music, Tradition and Contemporary Voices
Join us for a musical workshop and short performance by Ramzi Aburedwan and the Dal'ouna ensemble featuring Mona Miari!
Created in 2000 when Ramzi Aburedwan lived in Angers, the Dal’Ouna musical ensemble features original compositions as well as a wide range of Arab and Palestinian repertoire, both classical and folkloric. Members of the ensemble come from different regions and take us on a journey through an original and innovative musical universe. Ramzi Aburedwan presents his own original compositions in spired by a wide range from the traditional repertoire, both Palestinian and Arab. Dal’Ouna evokes the Levant’s vast musical universe. That Mediterranean Orient which, from Syria to Iraq, also forged the history of Palestinian music.
Created in 2000 when Ramzi Aburedwan lived in Angers, the Dal’Ouna musical ensemble features original compositions as well as a wide range of Arab and Palestinian repertoire, both classical and folkloric. Members of the ensemble come from different regions and take us on a journey through an original and innovative musical universe. Ramzi Aburedwan presents his own original compositions in spired by a wide range from the traditional repertoire, both Palestinian and Arab. Dal’Ouna evokes the Levant’s vast musical universe. That Mediterranean Orient which, from Syria to Iraq, also forged the history of Palestinian music.
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Date
October 8, 2026Time
4:15 p.m.Location
McCosh Hall, 50Audience
University Sponsors
Near Eastern Studies Program
Princeton Palestinian Studies Colloquium
Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies
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