"Songs from the Mediterranean"
Louisville's Classical Arabic ensemble, Ahel el Nagam, teams up with Indianapolis' 16th Century Bellyrock band, il Troubadore, for the first time! Joined by bellydancers Taletha, Amirah, Alessandra Ciacchella, and Carenza bint Asya + other local dancers for open dancing, Mediterranean music (from Greece, the Middle East, and the Balkans)!
Plenty of open dancing oportunities and a little informal workshop in belly dancing!
Vending provided by Carenza's Caravan.
21 and over $5 cover
il Troubadore is: Robert Bruce Scott - mandolin, vocals Jon Silpayamanant - cello, vocals Wendi Wampler - clarinet, bellydance Paul Radecki - Egyptian tabla, vocals
Ahel El Nagam is: Denise Bader - Oud Taletha King - Flute Jon Silpayamanant - Cello and special guest on Egytian Tabla, Paul Radecki
Bellydancing by: Carenza Bint Asya Amirah Alessandra Ciacchella Taletha Tantric Trio
Start Time: Saturday, November 29, 2008 at 8:00pm End Time: Sunday, November 30, 2008 at 2:00am Location: Locals Only Art and Music Pub Street: 2449 E. 56th Street City/Town: Indianapolis, IN
Posted in groups: Indianapolis Bellydance
il Troubadore, Amirah, Ahel El Nagam, Taletha, Carenza Bint Assya
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