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Lecture: “Familiarity with different classes of Persian music” with Mohammad Khodadadi (virtual)
January 12, 2022 | 6:45 pm - 8:45 pm
The Graduate Student Association of Iranians at Duke (GSAID), Iranian Cultural Society of NC (ICSNC), and Duke Emamian Lectureship present a lecture by Mohammad Khodadadi on familiarity with different classes of Persian music. This lecture will be conducted in Persian. Free and open to the public.
Mr. Mohammad Khodadadi is a talented Iranian Persian music instrumentalist, composer, and music instructor. He studied music in Iran & Austria and has been teaching music in Austria for many years. He has a YouTube channel called: “Music in Simple Language” He currently lives in Vienna, Austria.
Please join us at the following link:
https://duke.zoom.us/j/96155107120
Meeting ID: 961 5510 7120
Co-sponsors: Dr. Ali and Parvin Jarrahi; Duke University Middle Eastern Studies Center; Duke Persian Studies Program; Duke Islamic Studies Center; Duke University Libraries; Graduate & Professional Student Government (GPSG); UNC Persian Studies.
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