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DESCRIPTION:Finding Their Place: MERASI MUSICIANS FROM DESERT RAJASTHANMusi
 c &amp\; Advocacy:&nbsp\;“NO MORE MANGANIYAR (BEGGAR)\nWE ARE MERASI (MUSI
 CIANS)”&nbsp\;For 38 generations\, the Merasi have performed and maintaine
 d a vibrant folk music legacy that is on the verge of extinction in modern
  India. Don’t miss this chance to\nbe enthralled by impassioned artists wh
 o play a variety of unique instruments direct from the old camel caravan r
 outes of the Thar Desert of Rajasthan\, India.\nProduced by US based Folk 
 Arts Rajasthan&nbsp\;www.FolkArtRajasthan.org\nOpen to the public. Please 
 send any requests for accessibility accommodations to elbridge@syr.edu by 
 Monday\, September 26 Sponsored by South Asia Center at the Moynihan Insti
 tute of Global Affairs and the SU Humanities Centers and co-sponsored by t
 he department of Art and Music Histories and Performance Live
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SUMMARY:SAC presents\, Finding Their Place: Merasi Musicians from Desert Ra
 jasthan
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>Finding Their Place: MERASI MUSICIANS FR
 OM DESERT RAJASTHAN</b></p><p><i>Music &amp\; Advocacy:&nbsp\;“NO MORE MAN
 GANIYAR (BEGGAR)\nWE ARE MERASI (MUSICIANS)”&nbsp\;</i></p><p>For 38 gener
 ations\, the Merasi have performed and maintained a vibrant folk music leg
 acy that is on the verge of extinction in modern India. Don’t miss this ch
 ance to\nbe enthralled by impassioned artists who play a variety of unique
  instruments direct from the old camel caravan routes of the Thar Desert o
 f Rajasthan\, India.\n</p><p>Produced by US based Folk Arts Rajasthan&nbsp
 \;www.FolkArtRajasthan.org\n</p><p><i>Open to the public. Please send any 
 requests for accessibility accommodations to </i><b>elbridge@syr.edu </b><
 i>by Monday\, September 26</i></p><p> <b><i>Sponsored by South Asia Center
  at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs and the SU Humanities Centers
  and co-sponsored by the department of Art and Music Histories and Perform
 ance Live</i></b></p>
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