Music of Central Asia and the Aga Khan Music Initiative
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Uploaded on Mar 11, 2010
For more information and Music of Central Asia, please visit:
http://www.folkways.si.edu/centralasia
Watch the 9-minute documentary film Music of Central Asia and the Aga Khan Music Initiative.
The Aga Khan Music Initiative promotes traditional music as part of a broader programme of development that encompasses the physical, social, cultural and economic revitalization of communities in the Muslim world.
Music of Central Asia (http://www.folkways.si.edu/centralasia), the Aga Khan Music Initiatives panoramic 10-volume audio-visual survey of contemporary tradition-based music from Central Eurasia, produced in conjunction with Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, is part of these efforts.
"I believe in the power of plurality, without which there is no possibility of exchange", the Aga Khan once declared. The Aga Khan Music Initiative in Central Asia (AKMICA) was created by His Highness the Aga Khan in 2000 to support the efforts of Central Asian musicians to sustain, further develop and transmit musical traditions that are part of their cultural heritage.
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Zara Holmes 10 months ago
the girl at 4:01 is the cutest!!
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acerb45666555 1 year ago
Excellent!
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MuteMarcus 1 year ago
this is really interesting the different sounds of Central Asia, I really like. :)
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tagucilalpa 2 years ago
God bless the Aga Khan... such a beneficial man for the culture of all these peoples... !
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Azizip17 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this video! Thanks also for including such a good summary.
I particularly like the Aga Khan's comment that "I believe in the power of plurality, without which there is no possibility of exchange". One of the great things about YouTube is that it helps people experience other cultures and see and hear how people throughout the world are more similar than we are different.
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