BLEMF 2008, May 16-26

Ensemble Lipzodes & Members of the Moroccan Andalusian Classical Orchestra of Bloomington

Call, Court and Casbah:
Music from Muslim & Jewish Spain in Sefarad and the Exile

The period often referred to as la convivencia (broadly speaking, 711 to 1492 C.E.) is perhaps the most often associated with a fruitful development and propagation of Spanish Judeo-Muslim (and -Christian) culture, scholarship and arts. This program of music from Muslim and Jewish Spain will highlight the various ways in which the musical forms and repertories of the three religions coexisted and drew from one another, in Spain during the period of coexistence up to 1492, and afterwards in Morocco, the Balkans, Turkey-and even across the Atlantic Ocean.

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WFIU is our Media Sponsor
Indiana Arts Commission

The Bloomington Early Music Festival
would like to thank:

TRP International, Inc., for sponsorship.

Mallor Clendening Grodner & Bohrer LLP for sponsorship.

Kramer Furniture and Cabinet Makers, Inc. & Thomas H. Kramer for sponsorship.

This program is underwritten by the Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program, the Institute for Jewish Culture and the Arts, and the Sephardic Studies Initative at Indiana University.

Special thanks to Temple Beth Shalom for hosting this performance.