Great Small Works and Fihi Ma Fihi present
SPAGHETTI KAREVAN
A seasonal Spaghetti Ramadan remix
“Still many rivers, still one ocean; but with some extra rivers.”
What’s Spaghetti Karevan?
A seasonal offshoot of our annual celebration, a NYC-based spiritual solidarity project of nearly a decade between Muslims, Jews and other friends… breaking bread at the nexus of art, theater, community and alternative marketplace-building.
Featuring:
Keri Egilmez of THE WHIRLING IMAGINARIUM
with Jenny Romaine/Great Small Works
"The Caravanserai Story: Part 2, Merchant's Hidden Treasure"
YALLA/OLE featuring the Brooklyn Nomads - Music of Resistance from Andalucia and the Levant.
THE BROOKLYN NOMADS
A cross-cultural ensemble rooted in Arabic musical traditions
JULIA PATINELLA
Flamenco Fusion singer
The Brooklyn Nomads blend diverse musical backgrounds, including Arab, Turkish, Iranian, classical, bluegrass, and jazz, to create a unique sound. The group is known for their contemporary interpretations of traditional Arabic repertoire and their innovative compositions, incorporating a wide range of instruments and vocal styles.They are also involved in various social justice initiatives, particularly around Palestine, and have collaborated with Yo-Yo Ma and performed at TED, the Kennedy Center, and LPR
Julia Patinella and Andreas Arnold's performances are a musical kaleidoscope of oral traditions rooted in resistance. In their expansive repertoire, the duo bring forth songs steeped in Mediterranean folk genres in various dialects, interweaving Julia's Sicilian roots, Andreas' classical Spanish guitar and their immersion in the Andalusian art of Flamenco. They are storytellers of history through the voice of the colonized, told through the raw emotions of protest and the longing for freedom. Above all, this duo embodies the uncompromising commitment to play every note with soul.
Suggested admission price: $20-$33 (no one turned away for lack of funds)
For more info: 917-319-8104
Great Small Works is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts.
This project is made possible in part with funds from
a regrant program supported by the Howard Gilman Foundation and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
Additional thanks to: the Puppet Slam Network, the Scherman Foundation, and the Constance and Jarvis Doctorow Family Foundation.
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