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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute's Middle Eastern Studies Program present
 s&nbsp\;Ramzi Aburedwan—musical director\, bouzouk and backing\nvocals—wit
 h his ensemble\, Dal'Ouna: Ziad Ben Youssef\, oud and backing vocals\;\nMi
 chael Geyre\, accordion and keyboard\; Youssef Hbeisch\, percussion—featur
 ing Mona Miari\, voice.Created in 2000 by Ramzi Aburedwan\, the Dal'Ouna E
 nsemble\nfeatures original compositions alongside a wide-ranging repertoir
 e of classical\nand folkloric Arab and Palestinian music. Bringing togethe
 r musicians from\ndifferent regions\, Dal'Ouna takes audiences on a journe
 y through the Levant's\nvast musical universe\, which also forged the hist
 ory of Palestinian music.This\nevent is co-sponsored by the Anthropology D
 epartment\, the Program for the\nAdvancement of Research on Conflict and C
 ollaboration (PARCC)\, the\nInternational Relations Program\, the Setnor S
 chool of Music and Newhouse\nCODE^SHIFT.Speaker opinions and statements ar
 e their own and do not imply endorsement by the MESP\, Syracuse University
 \, or its constituent schools and colleges.
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SUMMARY:Ramzi Aburedwan and Dal’Ouna Ensemble | Sounds of Palestine
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Moynihan Institute's Middle Eastern Stu
 dies Program presents&nbsp\;Ramzi Aburedwan—musical director\, bouzouk and
  backing\nvocals—with his ensemble\, Dal'Ouna: Ziad Ben Youssef\, oud and 
 backing vocals\;\nMichael Geyre\, accordion and keyboard\; Youssef Hbeisch
 \, percussion—featuring Mona Miari\, voice.</p><p>Created in 2000 by Ramzi
  Aburedwan\, the Dal'Ouna Ensemble\nfeatures original compositions alongsi
 de a wide-ranging repertoire of classical\nand folkloric Arab and Palestin
 ian music. Bringing together musicians from\ndifferent regions\, Dal'Ouna 
 takes audiences on a journey through the Levant's\nvast musical universe\,
  which also forged the history of Palestinian music.</p><p><em>This\nevent
  is co-sponsored by the Anthropology Department\, the Program for the\nAdv
 ancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC)\, the\nInternat
 ional Relations Program\, the Setnor School of Music and Newhouse\nCODE^SH
 IFT.</em></p><h4>Speaker opinions and statements are their own and do not 
 imply endorsement by the MESP\, Syracuse University\, or its constituent s
 chools and colleges.</h4>
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