Music of the Crossroads
The Jewish Roots of Flamenco
In this hourlong multimedia lecture, we will be exploring the little known influence of Jewish music and culture on the developing art of flamenco. In the cities and countryside of Andalucía, Southern Spain, there was an overlap of cultures that resulted in this rich musical heritage.
The lecture has previously been presented at the UCLadino Society Conference at UCLA. It will feature audio and video clips to enhance our understanding and appreciation of this beautiful music and dance.
(A perfect learning experience for this Jewish New Year season, right between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.)
Teacher's Bio:
Sara True Rosenthal is a jack-of-all-trades. An internationally exhibited artist, published creative writer, independent scholar, and facilitator of guided meditations, Sara is excited to share her passions and knowledge with the world. She has extensive teaching experience and loves to extend new skills and understanding with compassion, curiosity, creativity, and patience. She holds a Master's degree from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London and is a certified Yin Yoga practitioner through Yogaworks. She is also the founder of Lovestruck Literature- a unique company that offers custom classic genre romance novels based on your real life love stories. (Find out more at www.lovestruckliterature.com).
Style of Offering:
Lecture via Zoom.
Max Estudiantes:
Unlimited
Date and Time :
Ongoing
Signup Deadline:
24 Hours in Advance