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Music of New Orleans & the Caribbean User Submitted

When: Thu., Feb. 22, 7-8:30 p.m. 2018
Phone: 415-358-7200
Email: communications@moadsf.org
Price: $10
www.moadsf.org/event/lecture-demonstration-music-of-new-orleans-the-caribbean-with-dr-teodross-avery/?instance_id=14401
The sound of the music electrifies people from all over the world helping to celebrate Carnaval throughout the Caribbean and the Americas. Come celebrate with Dr. Teodross Avery as he takes you on a journey of the music: including Soca of Trinidad, Samba of Salvador de Bahia, Mardi Gras’ of New Orleans, and Calypso of Brooklyn.

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