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World Music Series: HAALE
Thursday, June 12, 2008, 8:00PM
Tickets: $20 / $16 Members / $10 Students
Haale evokes both the spiritual and traditional culture of her parent's homeland of Iran, and the energy of psychedelic rock and roll from the sounds of New York City, where she was born. Her music and her message are formed by the powerful combination of these influences, invoking both a swaying trance and a rock sensibility she describes as "Psychedelic Sufi Trance Rock."
Haale (as in halle-lujah or jalepeno), is a Bronx-born woman of Iranian descent whose name means the 'halo around the moon.' Her songs are trance-inducing, rhythmically propulsive, and lyrically engaging tapestries that draws on both Persian mystical and American psychedelic musical traditions.
This program is supported by New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, and New York State Council on the Arts.
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Exhibition: Five Women Artists in New York
Through June 29, 2008
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 12-5PM
Participating Artists: Ellen Bradshaw, Lisbeth Firmin, Lynn Jadamec, Elinore Schnurr & Sonya Sklaroff Inspired by the painters of the Ashcan School, these five women artists boldly take to the streets to formulate their own unique visions of the metropolis. -Ken Ratner, guest curator-
Images: "Downing Street" (detail), 2007, Sonya Sklaroff (left); "Night, Lower Manhattan" (detail), 1999, Ellen Bradshaw
The exhibition program is supported by the Dominick and Rose Ciampa Family Foundation.
Thursday, June 12, 2008, 8:00PM
Tickets: $20 / $16 Members / $10 Students
Haale evokes both the spiritual and traditional culture of her parent's homeland of Iran, and the energy of psychedelic rock and roll from the sounds of New York City, where she was born. Her music and her message are formed by the powerful combination of these influences, invoking both a swaying trance and a rock sensibility she describes as "Psychedelic Sufi Trance Rock."
Haale (as in halle-lujah or jalepeno), is a Bronx-born woman of Iranian descent whose name means the 'halo around the moon.' Her songs are trance-inducing, rhythmically propulsive, and lyrically engaging tapestries that draws on both Persian mystical and American psychedelic musical traditions.
This program is supported by New York State Music Fund, established by the New York State Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, and New York State Council on the Arts.
Learn More / Order Tickets
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Exhibition: Five Women Artists in New York
Through June 29, 2008
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 12-5PM
Participating Artists: Ellen Bradshaw, Lisbeth Firmin, Lynn Jadamec, Elinore Schnurr & Sonya Sklaroff Inspired by the painters of the Ashcan School, these five women artists boldly take to the streets to formulate their own unique visions of the metropolis. -Ken Ratner, guest curator-
Images: "Downing Street" (detail), 2007, Sonya Sklaroff (left); "Night, Lower Manhattan" (detail), 1999, Ellen Bradshaw
The exhibition program is supported by the Dominick and Rose Ciampa Family Foundation.
Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts (http://www.flushingtownhall.org/)
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Did you miss or attend Queens Jazz Orchestra Inaugural concert on May 16th?
Click HERE to watch QJO video clip.
Click HERE to watch QJO video clip.
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