World Music/CRASHarts presents artists from 27 countries in Winter/Spring 2017 скачать в хорошем качестве

World Music/CRASHarts presents artists from 27 countries in Winter/Spring 2017

For a full schedule of events visit www.worldmusic.org Highlights include: Mbongwana Star Body traffic Agnes Obel Tinariwen Mokoomba Rhiannon Giddens Natalie MacMaster Vieux Farka Toure Brad Mehldau Joshua Redman and many more World Music, Inc. was established as a nonprofit 501c3 organization by Maure Aronson in 1990 to connect performing artists from cultures around the globe with audiences in greater Boston. After a decade of fulfilling that purpose, World Music launched CRASHarts in 2001, a division of World Music dedicated to the presentation of contemporary performing artists. In 2002, the organization changed its name to World Music/CRASHarts to better reflect its synthesis into a multi-disciplinary performing arts organization. In 2009, World Music/CRASHarts expanded its programming in yet another exciting new direction with an eclectic mix of indie rock, electronica, jazz and edgy international sounds. Today World Music/CRASHarts is a premier presenter of contemporary dance, music, and theatre, as well as world music and dance, presenting over 100 performances and related outreach and educational programs annually. Over the last 25 years, the organization has presented more than 1500 concerts featuring more than 800 different artists, and remains steadfastly committed to its core mission of cultural exchange. Performers hailing from 70 different countries have brought their unique artistic and cultural expression to stages throughout greater Boston and more than 1 million people from diverse backgrounds have attended these performances. World Music/CRASHarts continues to be led by founder Maure Aronson – the current Executive Director. The organization now has a dedicated team of 6 full time staff members and also relies on interns and volunteers to further its mission of reaching the individual and the community through the arts. The organization’s offices remain in Cambridge, Massachusetts and are currently located in Central Square.