Soul, Indie Pop, Singer-Songwriter, R&B Funk, Electro, Dutch-language Alternative Pop, Blues, Dance, Folk Rock, Country, Punk, Progressive Alternative Metal, Pop Reggae, and more. The performances will
performance bridges East and West. Through the sophisticated language of the contemporary string quartet, the repertoire beautifully highlights historical narratives, migration stories, and raw human
its own character and sound. Tambú is part of a shared rhythmic language that continues to evolve and is passed down from generation to generation. Over the course of a week, the students immersed themselves
through a practice-led approach that integrates rhythm, dance, language and cultural context. Core focus areas include: • Cuban musical traditions • Brazilian traditions • Flamenco and its transatlantic
