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The dance band Brothers o f the Baladi perform Sunday, Oct. 24 in a benefit for world peace and
understanding.
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A benefit for world peace and
‘understanding will bring an
evening of Middle Eastern and
World Music to the Woods, 6637
S.E. Milwaukie Ave., on Sunday,
Oct. 24 at 8 p.m.
The Brothers o f the Baladi will
perform music from their Grammy
nominated CD, Just Do What’s
Right. One of Portland’s finest
Belly Dancers, Justina, will per­
form as well as the ‘Pan Mediter­
ranean World Beat-nik group,’
Negara.
The Brothers of the Baladi are
noted as a great dance band that
covers Arabic, Turkish, Persian,
Armenian, North African, Reggae
and Latin music in addition to their
own original compositions.
The benefit concert celebrates
the 9th Annual Daniel Pearl World
Music Days, a global network of
events to promote peace and un­
derstanding through the language
of music in a united stand against
the culture of violence
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PDX Jazz, the presenting orga­
nization of the Alaska Airlines/
Horizon Air Portland Jazz Festival
presented by U.S. Bank, an­
nounces the debut appearance of
bassist/composer Avishai Cohen.
The Te, Aviv-based recording
artist is set to perform at the
Winningstad Theater on Satur­
day, Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m.
Cohen will make his Portland
area debut as a leader in support
of his latest project, Aurora. The
works represent a certain essence
of expression, as Cohen uses
voice as a direct and powerful
vehicle for his emotions.
Singing in Hebrew, English,
Spanish and Ladino, the music
intersects at the crossroads of
many cultures, Arab-Andalusian
and Hebraic. It tells the story of
desert Bedouins and speaks of Bassist and composer Avishai Cohen is considered a jazz vision­
life, love, youth and freedom.
ary for bringing jazz and ethnic music to wider audience.