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LauTarèa. Travelling with Mediterranean Lutes

Sat, Sep 28

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Zoom Talk

A “Musicultural” Masterclass with maestro Sergio Pugnalin

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LauTarèa. Travelling with Mediterranean Lutes
LauTarèa. Travelling with Mediterranean Lutes

Time & Location

Sep 28, 2024, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. PDT

Zoom Talk

About the Event

The Dante Alighieri Society of BC , in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in  Abu Dhabi  and  the Consulate General  of Italy in Vancouver,  present the “musicultural” masterclass (music performance + storytelling)

"LauTarèa. Travelling with Mediterranean Lutes"

Date: Saturday, 28 September 2024

Time: 12.00 pm (PDT, Vancouver Time), 21.00 (Rome Time), 23.00 (Abu Dhabi Time)

ON ZOOM - IN ENGLISH (with some Italian all throughout)

Join maestro Sergio Pugnalin for an enchanting journey across the musical languages, styles, cultures, and histories of the Eastern Mediterranean. Through a variety of traditional lutes, he will narrate and sing captivating stories that transcend time and borders.

Musicultural themes explored during the event:

• Wandering songs: melodies and tales that freely cross languages and cultures • Balkan popular culture and the Ottoman ecumene • Sephardic Jewish culture, from Spain to the East

• Songs of Xenitiá: experiencing distance from one’s homeland, from Greece to Southern Italy

FREE  EVENT  –  $5-$10 DONATIONS ARE MOST WELCOME!

RSVP: info@dantesocietybc.ca

Website: www.dantesocietybc.ca

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Sergio Pugnalin is an Italian musician specializing in world music, acoustic guitars, and traditional plectrum lutes, including the oud, bağlama saz, laouto, baglamás, lavta, and eastern mandolin. A classically trained guitarist, he performs internationally and teaches as the Acoustic Guitar/Plectrum Chair at SFOM (School of Musical Training and Orientation) in the Val d’Aosta region – https://www.sergiopugnalin.com

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