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Braata Folk Singers in "Wheel an' Come Again"
Saturday, March 10th, 2012; 8:00pm
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Description: The Braata Folk Singers are fast becoming one of the Caribbean Diaspora's leading performing folk groups. In a relatively short time the group has grown in popularity in New York City and the wider Tri-State area. The singers' dynamic presentation of the region's folk music encompasses fresh choral arrangements, enthralling theatrical movements and expressions, complemented by colorful and elegant costuming.
As part of its mission, Braata Folk Singers will seek to serve as a proponent of Caribbean culture and history, through its promotion and preservation. With the passing of noted Jamaican folklorist, the Honorable Louise Bennett-Coverley, affectionately known as Miss Lou, the region lost an icon; thus the presence of such a group becomes a necessity as it joins the ranks of the many cultural ambassadors that seek to continue and build upon her legacy.
Tickets:
General Admission $25
Children & Seniors $20
Click here to buy tickets.
As part of its mission, Braata Folk Singers will seek to serve as a proponent of Caribbean culture and history, through its promotion and preservation. With the passing of noted Jamaican folklorist, the Honorable Louise Bennett-Coverley, affectionately known as Miss Lou, the region lost an icon; thus the presence of such a group becomes a necessity as it joins the ranks of the many cultural ambassadors that seek to continue and build upon her legacy.
Tickets:
General Admission $25
Children & Seniors $20
Click here to buy tickets.