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RAMADAN NIGHTS: Alim Qasimov Ensemble/Kronos Quartet
This event has now finished Fri Sep 26 2008
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Music: Folk, blues & world
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- Oh No Ono + Robot Disaster + My Pretend Orchestra + The Cellar Door Sound, 229
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For more than 30 years, audacious string quartet Kronos have made a name for themselves producing outstanding works with an eclectic selection of some of the world's finest musicians. Here, their latest collaboration, with legendary Azerbaijan singer Qasimov, is premiered in an evening of jazz solos and Azeri bardic songs which promises to be a festival highlight.
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