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Founded in 1984 by Uruguayan born-American pianist Polly Ferman, the mission of Pan American Musical Art Research (PAMAR) is to promote knowledge and understanding of, and cooperation among the cultures of the Americas through ongoing and dynamic exchanges and the presentation of performances, exhibitions, educational programs, and events in multiple artistic disciplines to new and diverse audiences. PAMAR reaches out to and serves people of all ages, backgrounds, and communities to share and spread an awareness of the richness and value of the culture of Latin America and the Latin American diaspora. This year, it will produce the 10th Annual Latin American Cultural Week (LACW). Started in 2006, the LACW has grown to become a multi-venue festival that takes place each November. LACW's objective is to share the richness of Latin American culture with the broadest cross-section of New Yorkers. Additionally, PAMAR launched a new project in 2014, Shall We Tango NYC, a multi-venue annual tango festival, with participation by groups from several countries that attracted an audience in the thousands and national and international media attention. And once again, PAMAR will continue another of its core programs: ¨A Musical Journey Through Latin America,� and its educational program for children and adults.
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"Uptown Youth Camerata Orchestra inspired by El Sistema"
Guest Artists POLLY FERMAN piano ALLISON BREWSTER piano
Eddy Marcano Acoustic Quintet
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12 7:00PM MERKIN CONCERT HALL 129 West 67th St., Manhattan
MARCELO BALSELLS voice
General Admission $25 Seniors/Students $20 (at the Box Office only)
HERNAN BRIZUELA & MARIANA PARMA tango dancers
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Participants Astoria Tango Orquestra Aslan, Pablo Aguirre, Mariano Arroyo, Andrea Andreas, Nilko Annette A. Aguilar & Stringbeans Quartet Azen, Peter Balsells, Marcelo BEA Children Theater Bu, Annia Brazilian Endowment for the Arts Brizuela, Hernán Brizuela - Weigel, Silvana Brewster - Franzetti, Allison Brooklyn Conservatory Brooklyn Music School Binelli, Daniel Bitter End Carnegie Hall Caruso, Lucia Comisionado Dominicano de Cultura en los Estados Unidos Consulate General of Argentina Consulate General of Uruguay Cuatro de a Dos Centro Cívico Cultural Dominicano Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center Prof. Coutinho, Domicio Clares, Zulema
Chicago Panamerican Ensemble Christie’s Daniel Binelli’s Quintet Dardo Galletto Studios Duo Metropolitano D’Souza, Velson Duo Cantabile Empire State College Eddy Marcano & his Acoustic Quintet XII Encuentro NYC Colombian Music Festival Etno Eclectico Trío Ferman, Polly Franzetti, Carlos Guevara, Natalia Gustavo Moretto Septet González, Erick Good Shepherd Church Gómez, Daniel Glamourtango Guillermo Vaisman Greenwich House Music School Henriques, Da Silva, Pedro Horcasitas, Juan Pablo IATI Theater Intimamente Tango Jovino Santos Neto Trio Luiz, Joao
Lagos, Omar Latinchangos (Le) Poisson Rouge Lewine, Alan Lifchitz, Max López, Leyma Logiudice, Mariano Mannes School of Music Marco, Mariela Mallon, Danny Martínez, Horacio Máquina Mono Mayorga, Katty Méndez, Claudio Merdinian, Sami Misse, Gabriel Manhattan Camerata Mann, Celeste Merkin Concert Hall Mexican Cultural Institute Monteiro, Denise. G Morris-Jumel Mansion NY Public Library, Fort Washington NY Public Library, Inwood NY Public Library, Washington Heights New York New Church New York Tango 6 Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo North and South Consonance
Opera America Papi, Liza Parma, Mariana Piñera, Virgilio Pregones Theater / Puerto Rican Travelling Theater Quiroga, Guillermina Repertorio Español Reyes, César Río Gallery Roldán, Francisco Romero, Karina Rossano, Diana Rosa, Alan Roots Ruimonte, Ana María Sandor, Juan Spalding, Leslie / Sangha Tierra Subrosa St. Peter’s Church The 8th Annual Latin American Piano and Song Festival of NYC Teatro Columna Tosello, Sofia Tonna, Anna Tully, Adam The Ballroom Valencia, Juan Wellington, James Woody Tanger Auditorium WHIN Music Project
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Music NOVEMBER 5, 5:00pm 8th Annual Latin American Piano and Song Festival of NY Pianist and musicologist César Reyes is joined by the soprano, Diana Sofia and tenor, Jorge Quezada in a musical journey from South America to the Caribbean. Musical director & founder, César Reyes. Free admission. www.LatinoPiano.blogspot.com Woody Tanger Auditorium, Brooklyn College Library 2900 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn NOVEMBER 12 - 22, Thurs - Sat at 8:00pm; Sat at 2:00pm; Sun at 3:00pm Marchers Trilogy Fall premiere of Pregones Ensemble’s timeless tales of song, war, love and violence. Inspired by the original Pregones productions The Wedding March, ¡Ay Jesús! Oh Jesus! and Peccatoribus. Directed by Jorge B. Merced with music by Desmar Guevara. Tickets start at $15. www.pregonesprtt.org Puerto Rican Travelling Theater 304 W 47th St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 13, midnight Máquina Mono (MM) at the Legendary Bitter End Performs its regular 2-hour show at the historic Bitter End. MM is a Latin rock band with horns playing songs in English & Spanish. Admission $10 at the door. www.maquinamono.com Bitter End 147 Bleecker St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 13, 10:00pm Jovino Santos Neto Trio Brazilian pianist and composer Jovino Santos Neto performs original music at the newly opened Club Bonafide in New York with Itaiguara Brandão on bass and Mauricio Zottarelli on drums. Jovino is a 3-time Latin Grammy nominee. Admission $15 www.clubbonafide.com | www.jovisan.net Club Bonafide 212 East 52nd St, 3rd Floor, Manhattan
NOVEMBER 14, 4:00pm - 10:00pm XII Encuentro NYC Colombian Music Festival Annual festival celebrating the best in new Colombian music by uniting top bands in NYC with special guests in a non-stop showcase of traditions and contemporary expressions. Admission $25 / minors $15. Tickets: www.lepoissonrouge.com www.encuentronyc.com (Le) Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 14, 7pm Paisajes Argentinos Latinchangos is an Argentinean folkloric group, led by Horacio Martínez, that recuperates musical roots from Falú to Cuchi Leguizamó, and gives their fresh color to new tendencies. horaciodelnorte.wix.com/horaciomartinez Binelli - Ferman Duo & guest artist Marcelo Balsells World-class musicians Daniel Binelli and Polly Ferman have united their talents to develop and further the appreciation of the tango, milonga, candombe, and other Latin American musical forms in the rarely heard partnership of the bandoneón and piano. Admission $15 (cash only at the door) for the both evening performances. www.binelli-ferman.com St. Peter’s Church 619 Lexington Ave. at 54th St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 14, 7:15pm to 9:30pm Ana María Ruimonte The Spanish Mezzo & Soprano sings opera, zarzuela, Spanish songs and more in a double concert: 1) Cantos de Alma y Vida de Mujer (Songs of the Soul& Life of a Woman) with piano accompanist; 2) Mezzo Meets Bassjazz/classical/flamenco Sephardic/chachachá and bolero with jazz bassist/composer/arranger Alan Lewine. Admission $30. Tickets: ruimonte.us/lacw | mkt.com/owlsong. Opera America 330 Seventh Ave., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 16, 5:30pm - 10:00pm Latin American Guitar Day at Mannes Mannes School of Music welcomes music lovers to its new home for a mini-marathon of music from the Americas, featuring performances by Mannes faculty, students, and alumni including: Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo, Joao Luiz, Duo Cantabile, and more. Free admission. www.mannesguitar.com Mannes School of Music at The New School College of Performing Arts 55 W 13 St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 16, 7:30pm The 8th Annual Latin American Piano and Song Festival of NYC. César Reyes, Director and Founder A tribute to Maestro Germán Diez (1924-2014), one of the most important piano pedagogues of the Americas. Works by: Lecuona, Ginastera, Piazzolla, Aranda and Schumann. General admission $15. www.latinopiano.blogspot.com Greenwich House Music School, 46 Barrow St,. Manhattan
NOVEMBER 17, 7:00pm MisaTango NYTango6 & Vaisman Chorale. Mass to Buenos Aires in New York. Music composed by Martin Palmeri. Rodolfo Zanetti and Emmanuel Trifilio, bandoneón; Sergio R. Reyes & Ina Paris, violin; Emilio Teubal, piano and Pedro Giraudo, doublebass. General admission $20. www.guillermovaisman.com St. Peter’s Church 619 Lexington Ave. at 54th St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 19, 7:00pm Master Class for Ensembles with Guitar Ensemble-in-Residence Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo will conduct a master class for Mannes student ensembles, featuring music from throughout the Americas. Free admission. www.guitarduo.com. Mannes School of Music at The New School College of Performing Arts 55 W 13 St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 19, 5:30pm – 6:30pm Suzuki in Latin America! The Brooklyn Conservatory Suzuki Guitar Ensemble presents selections from Latin America. Admission $15. brooklynconservatory.ticketleap.com/t/bcmweb Brooklyn Conservatory of Music 58 Seventh Ave., Brooklyn NOVEMBER 20, 7:00pm Piano Recital: Music from Argentina, Russia and Mexico Mexican pianist Juan Pablo Horcasitas presents a concert featuring works by Piazzolla, Rachmaninoff, Ponce and Kapustin. General admission $20. www.newyorknewchurch.vzwebsites.com New York New Church 114 E 35 St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 20, 7:30pm Mariano Aguirre & Duo Cantabile present Songs and Arias from Latin America. A voice and guitar concert of songs and arias. Classical and Contemporary music from Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay and Venezuela. Free admission. www.brooklynmusicschool.org | www.marianoaguirreguitar.com Brooklyn Music School 126 Saint Felix St., Brooklyn NOVEMBER 22, 5:00pm Pasiones/Passions 2 Heart and Soul, great songs from the Americas. Juan Valencia, musical director and pianist. Tenors: Héctor Palacio and Hamid Rodríguez. Baritone: Ricardo Rosa. Admission $25. The Ballroom 4 W 43 St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 22 8:00pm Guataca Nights NY presents: EE3 in NYC Etno Ecléctico Trío walks through the musical tradition of indigenous and Afro-Venezuelan communities, enhancing their richness with contemporary elements without modifying its spirit. Admission $20. www.subrosanyc.com | www.etnoe3.com Subrosa 63 Gansevoort St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 22, 6:00pm Good Shepherd presents Mariano Aguirre & Duo Cantabile A voice and guitar concert of songs and arias. Classical and Contemporary music from Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay and Venezuela. Free admission. www.marianoaguirreguitar.com Good Shepherd Church 1950 Batchelder St., Brooklyn NOVEMBER 24, 8:00pm Nilko Andreas Guarin at Carnegie Hall Celebrating the sixth annual “Amazonas” concert which highlights composers inspired by the Amazon rainforest. Admission $25, $40, $75. www.nilkoandreas.com Carnegie Hall - 881 7 Ave., Manhattan MANHATTAN CAMERATA
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NOVEMBER 23 Manhattan Camerata’s Tango - Fado CD Release Concert Featuring: Daniel Binelli, bandoneón; Pedro H. da Silva, Portuguese guitar; Nathalie Pires, voice; Polly Ferman & Lucia Caruso, piano. Time & tickets: www.lacw.net (Le) Poisson Rouge 158 Bleecker St., Manhattan
Film NOVEMBER 18, 6:30pm Opening - Brazilian Women in Film 6:30pm - Presentation of the program 7 – 9pm Screening of documentary with Velson D'Souza and Peter Azen. Free admission. www.brazilianendowmentforthearts.org The Brazilian Endowment for the Arts 240 E 52 St., Manhattan
Tango Classes SHALL WE TANGO NYC & KARINA ROMERO PROUDLY PRESENT
NOVEMBER 21 12:30pm - 2:00pm: Tango Fundamentals for Beginners (beg level) with Karina Romero. $25 by 10/25 | $30 at the door 4:00pm - 5:30pm: Tango Technique and embellishments (all levels) with Tango Star Guillermina Quiroga. $40 by 10/25 $45 at the door 5:30pm - 7:00pm: Chacarera - Argentine Folk (open level) with Silvana Brizuela - Weigel. $30 by 10/25 | $35 at the door NOVEMBER 22 11:00am - 12:30pm: Tango for Kids (from 5 years old and up, child must be accompanied by an adult) with Karina Romero $25 by 10/25 $30 at the door 12:45am - 2:15pm: Tango Technique (open level) with Mariana Parma. $30 by 10/25 | $35 at the door 2:30pm - 4:00pm: Tango Salon Sequences (Int/Adv) with Guillermina Quiroga & Mariano Logiudice. $40 by 10/25 $45 at the door 4:15pm - 5:45pm: Tango Musicality (open level) with Masters Binelli and Ferman. $30 by 10/25 | $35 at the door Seminars not included. No Refunds, Exchanges or Transfers. Register online: www.dardogallettostudios.com Dardo Galletto Studios 151 W 46 St., 11 Floor, Manhattan Special Package per person $180 until 10/25, $200 at the door. (6 Classes, Tango For Kids not Included) *Special Promotion $160 before 9/25!
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Each Seminar per person: $100 10/25, $115 at the door FULL SEMINAR (18 hrs): $460 by 10/25, $500 at the door HALF SEMINAR (9 hrs): $240 by 10/25, $255 at the door Any combination allowed. Open level. No partner necessary. Walk-ins welcome. Each seminar includes a 15 minute break. Dardo Galletto Studios 151 W 46 St., 11 Floor, Manhattan Register online: www.dardogallettostudios.com No Refunds, Exchanges or Transfers.
Visual Arts & Auctions OCTOBER 7, 5:30 – 7:30 pm (Opening) / on view until Dec 10 Latin Beat, Art and Culture This multimedia exhibition presents evolving changes in Latino culture by current and former Empire State students who herald from diverse regions of the Americas. Free admission. www.esc.edu Empire State College 177 Livingston St., 6 Floor, Brooklyn NOVEMBER 13, 6:30pm Opening Roots: Rediscovering and Reclaiming Our Past and Present This group exhibit celebrates the past, but also the present, to engage in a process of self-discovery, self-expression and empowerment with Caribbean artists residing in the US. Free admission. www.rootscollaboration.blogspot.com RĂo Gallery 583 Riverside Drive 7th Floor, Manhattan
NOVEMBER 24 and 25 Christie´s Sale of Latin American Art Its much anticipated fall sale features outstanding works spanning the colonial era to modern and contemporary times by: Fernando Botero, Wifredo Lam, Roberto Matta, Rufino Tamayo, and Joaquin Torres-GarcĂa, among others. With a special online sale devoted to the nude. www.christies.com 20 Rockefeller Plaza, Manhattan
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NOVEMBER 17, 6:30pm Opening Brazilian Short Stories 6:30pm Opening remarks by Domicio Coutinho, Ph.D, Founder and President of the Brazilian Endowment for the Arts - BEA. 7:15 - 7:45pm Cocktail with Brazilian traditional food 7:45pm - 9:00pm Readings by Liza R. Papi and Denise Monteiro of classic and contemporary Brazilian short story writers Free admission. www.brazilianendowmentforthearts.org The Brazilian Endowment for the Arts 240 E 52 St., Manhattan
Theater NOVEMBER 6 - 29, 8:00pm Los Columpios (The Swings) A play about a man and a woman who meet up in a playground and discuss random topics and issues in order to avoid doing what they are supposed to do: talk about themselves. In Spanish with English supertitles. Admission $30. www.teatroiati.org for performance dates & times. IATI Theater 64 E 4 St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 12 – 22 Olga Pericet: Sin Titulo (Untitled) Award-winning Spanish Flamenco dancer is joined by guitarist Antonia Jiménez and the singers José Ángel Carmona and Ismael Fernández. Admission $35, $55, $75, $100. For performance dates and times www.repertorio.nyc Repertorio Español 138 E 27 St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 19, 6:30 - 9:00pm Children's Theater Dance Performance Children's Theater Alana Rosa/BEA presenting poems, ¨Bumba meu Boi¨ and the "Frevo" dance. 8:10pm Closing remarks by Domicio Coutinho, Ph.D, Founder and President of the Brazilian Endowment for the Arts - BEA. 8:15 - 9:00pm - Brazilian cocktail with traditional food Free admission. www.brazilianendowmentforthearts.org The Brazilian Endowment for the Arts 240 E 52 St., Manhattan
Milongas NOVEMBER 15, 6:00pm to 1:00am Astoria Tango Orchestra conducted by Maestro Daniel Binelli The Astoria Tango Club celebrates its fourth anniversary with a ten-member ensemble that upholds the tradition of the big bands from Buenos Aires's golden era. Admission (pre sale) $25 $35 (at the door). www.astoriatangoclub.com Centro Español de Queens 41-01 Broadway, Astoria
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PRESENT NOVEMBER 16, 7:00pm In the Key of Tango & Alma-Piano Music of Argentina Carlos Franzetti: Traditional, contemporary and original tangos performed by the Grammy winner/multiple Latin Grammy winner. Allison Brewster - Franzetti: Piano music by Carlos Franzetti, Astor Piazzolla, Carlos Guastavino, and other composers performed by the multiple Grammy/Latin Grammy nominee. General Admission $10 - Senior/Students $5. www.carlosfranzetti.com | www.allisonbrewsterfranzetti.com NOVEMBER 17, 8:00pm - 10:00pm World Music Band Sangha Tierra CD Release Party In conjunction with the launching of the non-profit organization In Lak’Ech. Spreading love, unity and connectedness through fusions of world music genres. Admission $15. www.sanghatierra.com www.brownpapertickets.com | www.inlak-ech.org NOVEMBER 18, 7:00pm NYTANGO6 in Concert presents its newest tangos, preserving a faithful make-up originated in RĂo de la Plata with a New York inspiration, because tango is music of the big cities. NYC could not be left out; so NYTANGO6 takes on this challenge. Admission $10 cash at the door only. www.facebook.com/pages/nytango6
NOVEMBER 19, 7:00pm An Evening with Max Lifchitz Mexican-born composer/performer joins his friends for a concert devoted entirely to his vocal and instrumental works. Featuring vocalists Celeste Mann and Anna Tonna, flutist Lisa Hansen and cellist Marisol Espada. Free admission. www.northsouthmusic.org. NOVEMBER 20, 7:00pm Intimamente Tango "Intimately Tango" is a personal and original musical journey by Floraleda Sacchi, Maristella Patuzzi. Let yourself be charmed too by the great tango music of Piazzolla, Galliano, Morricone and others. General admission $15. Tickets: bpt.me/2220487. www.intimamentetango.com NOVEMBER 22, 7:00pm Chicago Panamerican Ensemble CD Presentation: “Voices of Mexico Past and Present” Sponsored by FONCA (National Foundation for the Arts and Culture in Mexico), with music from some of the key composers from the XX and XXI Centuries. Featuring: Elena Snow, mezzo soprano; Alan Snow, violin; Andrew Snow, cello and Beatriz Helguera, piano. Free admission. www.chicagopanamericanensemble.com ALL EVENTS AT
Flamboyán Theater, Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center 107 Suffolk St. (Lower Level), Manhattan
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Saturday, November 21, 2015 Show starts at 8:00pm Milonga from 9:00pm to 2:00am Admission: $30 by 10/25 $40 at the door Tickets: www.dardogallettostudios.com Flamboyán Theater, Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center 107 Suffolk St. (Lower Level), Manhattan
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Gabriel Misse & Guillermina Quiroga
New Generation Dance Company
Gustavo Moretto Septet
Dardo Galletto Studios Executive Director: Karina Romero
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NOVEMBER 2, 6:00pm – 8:00pm (Opening) / on view until Nov 30 Art As a Globalization Phenomenon Here & There, Step by Step Coming directly from the Dominican Republic, artist Luis León showcases the rapid movement of art as a result of technology and globalization here and there, step by step. Free admission. Centro Cívico Cultural Dominicano 619 W 145 St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 9 & 16, 6:00pm - 8:00pm Interactive Literary Mondays Evenings filled with poetry reading, dramatizations, and open mic. Free admission. Centro Cívico Cultural Dominicano 619 W 145 St., Manhattan NOVEMBER 11, 6:00pm – 8:00pm CCCD Monthly Cultural Visit to Argentina Take a virtual trip to the beautiful country of Argentina, where we will learn about the culture, art, geography, cuisine, and folklore. Free admission. Centro Cívico Cultural Dominicano 619 W 145 St., Manhattan NOVEMEBER 14, 12:00pm - 2:00pm The Art of Andrea Arroyo - Women as Inspiration Award-winning artist Andrea Arroyo shares her creative process and her career-long interest in women and women's issues as a major source of inspiration. Free admission with museum entrance. www.andreaarroyo.com | www.morrisjumel.org Morris-Jumel Mansion 65 Jumel Terrace, Manhattan NOVEMBER 19 - 22, Thurs - Sat 8:00pm & Sun 6:30pm Teatro Columna presents "La Boda" written by Virgilio Piñera & directed by Leyma López. Flora and Alberto are about to exchange their vows but "there's always a but." Will they go through with it? Tickets 212 234 8149. Comisionado Dominicano de Cultura en los Estados Unidos 543 W 145 St., 2nd Floor, Manhattan
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PRE-KICK OFF CELEBRATION NOVEMBER 10, 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Tango Fado Project Daniel Binelli - bandoneón and Pedro Henriques da Silva - Portuguese guitar. This sensational fusion brings together the soul and heart of Argentinean Tango and Portuguese Fado. Followed by a reception. Free & open to the public. NYPL, Inwood Branch 4790 Broadway, Manhattan
NOVEMBER 14, 2:00pm Instruments of the People: Francisco Roldán, guitar and Danny Mallon, percussion Listen to the beautiful rhythms and counter rhythms of music from Spain and the Americas, including bambuco, blues, joropo, tango, vals and more! Free admission. myspace.com/dannymallon | www.franciscoroldan.com NYPL, Fort Washington Branch 535 West 179 St., Manhattan
NOVEMBER 19, 5:00pm Annette A. Aguilar and StringBeans Quartet Featuring: Karen Joseph, flute; Chiemi Nakai, piano; Felicia de Sanctis, guitar; & Annette A. Aguilar, percussion showcasing the Cuban and Brazilian tradition of Danzon, Son, Choro and Samba. Compositions by: Ernesto Lecuona, Arsenio Rodríguez (Cuba), Hector Villa-Lobos, Pixinguinha, Cartola, and Tom Jobim (Brazil). Free admission. www.aguilarstringbeans.com NYPL, Ft. Washington Branch 535 W 179 St. Manhattan
NOVEMBER 20, 6:30pm Duo Metropolitano will play Latin-American Music. James Wellington & Katty Mayorga, guitar. Free admission. NYPL, Inwood Branch 4790 Broadway, Manhattan
NOVEMBER 21, 2:00pm Tango Concert Pablo Aslan, double bass & Emilio Solla, piano Free admission. NYPL, Washington Heights Branch 1000 St. Nicholas Ave., Manhattan
Honorary Board Members Honorary President Plácido Domingo Honorary Board Members Paquito D’Rivera Paloma Herrera Tania León
Board of Directors Founder/CEO Polly Ferman Chairman Alejandro Krell Aurora Belliard Mario Diament George Falus Jacqueline Gónzalez Herbert Hofmann Mary Kilgarriff María Rosa Baquerizo
Violy McCausland César Rennert Luis Ríos-Alvarez Carlos Rizowy Pola Schijman Luz Miriam Toro María Alejandra Rincón
Special Thanks to Alex Krell, Mary Kilgarriff, Jan Hanvik, Eduardo Almirantearena, Guache, Karina Romero, Joanna Castro, Matt Isaac, Jeffrey James, Audrey Ross, César Rennert, Andrea Nalerio, Nora Favelukes, Maribel Schumacher, Violy McCausland, Dardo Galletto, María Rosa Baquerizo, Mariana Ortiz, Rosina Pineyro, Danita Nichols, George Balafoutis. Graphic Design by Andrea Nalerio | andrea@andreanalerio.com
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from The New York City Department of Cultural Aairs in partnership with the City Council. Funded by a grant from the NYC & Company Foundation. This project is made possible in part with public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities, supported by the New York State Council on the Arts and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.