Omss-Culture: The ACCC presents Sudan through Music TOMORROW!

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The Arab Cultural & Community Center Presents: Sudan Through Music

An intimate concert featuring beautiful music from Sudan

co-sponsored by the Sudanese Association of Northern California

Featured Artists

Ahmed Osman Eltigani, born in Darfur, Sudan, graduated from the College of Music, Khartoum in 1983, majoring in violin. Ahmed worked as a violin teacher in the College of Music, and played the violin with the majority of the Sudanese Artists, and played with Arab Artists like the Algerian Artist Cheb Khalid, and the Iraqi Artist Radi Abdullah.

Ahmed migrated to USA in 1996. Since moving here, Ahmed has performed at various musical festivals including the Festival of the Arab Americans in LA, and the first African festival in Sacramento. Ahmed is completing his Master degree in Music Education in California State University in Los Angeles, and currently works as Music teacher in Huntington High School ( Los Angeles).

Mickeal Aldow

Michael Aldaow

was born in Darfur, Sudan. He graduated from the University of Sudan, College of Music in 1986, majoring in Violin. Michael also masters playing the Organ, Rhythm and Lute. Currently Michael lives in LA California.

Mohamed Hussain

is another Sudanese musician, skilled at playing the Oud. He has performend with many other accomplished Sudanese artists.

Sudan Through Music:

Join the ACCC and Sudanese Association of Northern California for an evening of traditional Sudanese music and food.

December 17, 2010

7:30 PM -9:00PM

Cost: $15 non-members

$10 ACCC members only

* Please note: All members must present valid membership card to receive discounted rate.

Location: The Arab Cultural and Community Center

2 Plaza Street, San Francisco, 94116

Tickets will be for sale at the door. Though there is no assigned seating, we ask that people rsvp by Thursday, Dec.16th to ensure adequate seating is available.

For more information or to RSVP, please call (415) 664-2200 or email:events@arabculturalcenter.org.