November 17, 7:30 pm UK time (UTC+0)
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Jewish communities have lived in Morocco for over two millennia. During that time, music has played a key social and political role. Dr. Vanessa Paloma Elbaz, music researcher at Cambridge University, will tell us how and where Jews make music in Morocco. How have Jews kept or adapted their musical traditions in a fast-changing world?
Please note that there is no registration but only participants identified by name will be admitted and allowed to ask questions. Numbers on ZOOM are limited but the event will be livestreamed to the Harif Facebook page. A recording will be uploaded to the Harif website. Questions may sent in advance to info@harif.org [5].