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In this video, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivers the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture. The lecture was presented by the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, the Daniel Pearl Foundation and the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA. BACKGROUND: Daniel Pearl was a prominent Wall Street Journal reporter and the paper's South Asia bureau chief when he was kidnapped and murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in early 2002. Pearl's father, Judea Pearl, a computer science professor at UCLA, and his family established the Daniel Pearl Foundation to promote and continue Daniel's mission of fostering cross-cultural understanding throughout the world. The lecture series, established at UCLA in 2002, features scholars, journalists and policymakers who have contributed original analyses or constructive approaches to problems of international concern. Previous presenters of the Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture have included Anderson Cooper, David Brooks, Ted Koppel, Larry King, Jeff Greenfield, Daniel Schorr and Thomas Friedman. In 2006, a parallel lecture series was established at Stanford University, which has featured Sen. Joseph Lieberman, Philip Zimbardo, Bernard-Henri Lvy and Christiane Amanpour.
For the second year in a row, the US Embassy in Skopje joined the global celebration of Daniel Pearl World Music Days with a concert of "The Reporters," a band of journalists from Macedonia, who played on the evening of October 25 at the popular spot near Mother Teresa Monument in the center of Skopje. Many citizens, including a large number of journalists came out to watch Mile, Zarko, Borjan, Petrit and Stojan as they performed familiar songs, but also premiered a song of their own, named Freedom, energizing the audience and making the point loud and clear of the importance of free press in a democratic society. PAO Angela Aggeler introduced The Reporters, stating that freedom of the press requires courage as well as the pursuit of truth and the embrace of integrity. She noted that Danny Pearl was dedicated to these values as well as the understanding that music in our lives raises our spirits and inspires our souls. - For more information about Daniel Pearl World Music Days go to www.danielpearlworldmusicdays.org
A video message from Ruth and Judea Pearl about the upcoming Daniel Pearl World Music Days taking place around the world in October 2011.
www.ngosummit.org Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of UN Watch opens the We Have a Dream Global Summit against Discrimination and Persecution with a letter from Judea and Ruth Pearl on the occasion of the 2011 Daniel Pearl World Music Day performance of the Prelude from the Suite for cello solo No. 3 in C Major by Johann Sebastian Bach as interpreted by Elad Kabilio. September 21, 2011
Invitation from Honorary Committee Members of Daniel Pearl World Music Days, for you to participate in the Daniel Pearl World Music Days this October 1-31, 2011. www.danielpearlmusicdays.org
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Click www.saikojock.com to watch Daniel Pearl Beheaded By Khalid Sheikh Mohammed : Daniel Pearl Execution Video for free Daniel Pearl was kidnapped in the Pakistani port of Karachi on January 23, 2002 while researching Islamic militants. After his kidnap, he was handed to an al-Qaeda gang led by Mohammed, a strategist for the terrorist network, who killed him.
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...- Khalid Sheik Mohammed, a top Al Qaeda leader and 9/11 attack mastermind, killed US journalist Daniel Pearl and even re-staged the killing by decapitating his victim so that it could be filmed for propaganda, a new report says. Sheik Mohammed, who is being...
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...What we learn is that there were actually 27 people involved in the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, but only four have actually been convicted in Pakistani courts. Of the 27, 14 remain free," said Nomani. The release of...
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JJ plays Pearl Jam - Evenflow / COPYRIGHT STATEMENT: All audio content in this video is solely property of the original recording artist and the use of it is not intended to disobey any copyright law. It is being used for leisure only. Therefore, a dispute claimed by YouTube on this video should not occur. JJ dedicates this song to Daniel at Queens Medical in Honolulu, Hawaii. Speedy recovery, Daniel!!!
SleeQ at Daniel Pearl World Music Days, SIngapore 2010 Songs in sequence: 1) Ain't About Later 2) Untuk Dia 3) Moviestar Saturday, 30 October 2010 *SCAPE Skate Park sleeq.sg http
This video was made by students at National Taipei University of Technology. This is just 1 of 5 amazing videos documenting the event that took place at the re-opening of Treasure hill. Participants included HIgh Tide, .22, Blues Vibration, Bopomofo, Skycruiser, Cellophane, Dark Eyes, Nathan Javens, Dawid Vorster, Psycho Band, and Faubourg 166.
the personal attacks is what betray your intent on leaving your wording open. you aren't slick. we've seen this before in our generation with the ilk of Hilary Clinton and Livni. double tongues. people like Livni sponsor groups like J Street that then condemn Livni as a war criminal. Same Game. Hilary says she is against settlements, but then praises Bibi for trying to work something out. Same Game. It is called denying the correlative. the truth is only within a context. IT IS CALLED LYING! apologies are voided for the same reason. they were in the context that I thought maybe there was a different meaning to your words for a bit. I admit I was wrong for apologizing, but Dave Simmons seemed decent and I thought I'd thimk it over. then you attack and play superior... by calling others Narcissist? you've seen a tad too much pop culture. sorry Dave. I've taken a walk. breathed some fresh air, got well balanced and called a spade a spade video.seesmic.com
One fine Thursday afternoon, I was talking to my father (the Stevenson orchestra director) about Daniel Pearl Music Days-related things. He suddenly informed me that I would need to prepare a speech and a piece and do a video recording of both, to be shown at their concert the following Tuesday. Thus followed a very frightening four days, culminating in five straight hours of recording on Monday night with a camera borrowed from the Case Western library. ("Are you okay?" the librarian asked...) Well, it seems I survived, and got away with a good take or two as well. I'd like to record this caprice again under different, not-so-panicked circumstances, but I like to think this turned out pretty well. Thank you, Mark, for letting me be the guinea pig for your cello transcription! :] Happy Daniel Pearl World Music Days - share the love!
Invitation from Honorary Committee Members, for you to participate in the Daniel Pearl World Music Days this October 1-31, 2010. www.danielpearlmusicdays.org
Huh? That's sick. Obama says Islamic radicals sawing off a mans head with a butter knife "capured the world's imagination." No, Barack. It was horrifying and it had nothing to do with freedom of the press. They murdered Pearl because he was an American Jew.
President Obama Freedom Press Act after Beheaded Journalist Protecting Press Freedoms Worldwide President Obama signs the Daniel Pearl Freedom of the Press Act in the Oval Office. The act helps reinforce the Nations commitment to press freedom around the world by directing the State Department to compile a report listing countries where such freedoms are violated.
Blue Nile Channel - The Sudan Youth Sound concert is part of a network of concerts held worldwide throughout the month of October in memory of slain Wall Street Journal journalist Daniel Pearl. As Sudanese hip-hop star and former child combatant Emmanuel Jal says, It took a simple British aid worker to invest in me and here I am today. So my call is: Invest in somebody. I can never change my past. But I can only use that experience to affect my future. In a celebration of music by Sudans rising generation, their voices join those of the Harmony for Humanity concert series around the world to promote cross-cultural understanding through music, innovative communications, and the dedication of journalists everywhere to keeping the public informed. AMA FOLKLORE DANCE GROUP, a troupe that performs traditional Nuba music and dance, was founded in Umbedda, Omdurman, in 1970. Since that time, Ama Folklore Dance Group has performed traditional Ama song and dance whenever called upon to participate in official and/or popular gatherings. Ama is the name given to the famous Nuba tribes of South Kordofan. The name means human beings, more popularly known as Nimang, a name derived from a huge mountain called Nima. The Ama bring together eight Nuba tribes that speak a single tongue, the Ama language. All eight tribes perform the same traditional dances and songs. The dances all represent moments of daily life and ritual passage.
Bernard Henri Levy on his book: Who Killed Daniel Pearl? THE DEATH OF A JEWISH JOURNALIST AND THE BACKSTAGE OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM- RECENT REVELATIONS Participants: Prof. Robert Wistrich, Head of the Vidal Sassoon Center Benny Levy, Director of the Levinnas Institute 18th May, 2003 at 7.00 pm Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
democast.tv Daniel Pearl's father, UCLA Computer Science Prof. Judea Pearl, thanks wife Ruth, and artificial- intelligence academics who gathered from around the world in his honor for a tribute symposium.
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA.
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA.
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA.
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA.
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA.
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA.
A video describing what makes our little school so unique. Made by students in the Media class, this represents a collaboration between students, teachers, and administrators to show off how much this school means to all of us in the DPMHS family.
Author and journalist Christopher Hitchens takes questions from audience during his March 3, 2010, Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA. The lecture was presented by the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, the Daniel Pearl Foundation and the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA. A well-known commentator on contemporary thought, politics and culture, Hitchens has written more than a dozen books and corresponded from more than 60 countries. He has contributed regularly to the Atlantic, Slate, Vanity Fair, the New York Review of Books, the London Review of Books, Washington Post Book World, the Nation, the National Review and the New Left Review, among other media outlets. Honored frequently for his reporting and the literary quality of his prose, Hitchens received a National Magazine Award in 2007 and was a finalist for a 2007 National Book Award. He appears frequently on radio and television broadcasts. BACKGROUND: Daniel Pearl was a prominent Wall Street Journal reporter and the paper's South Asia bureau chief when he was kidnapped and murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in early 2002. Pearl's father, Judea Pearl, a computer science professor at UCLA, and his family established the Daniel Pearl Foundation to promote and continue Daniel's mission of fostering cross-cultural understanding throughout the world. The lecture series, established at UCLA in 2002, features scholars, journalists and policymakers who have contributed original analyses or ...
democast.tv Hitchens' "Varieties of Anti-Semitism" keynote address at the 8th Annual Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA, March 3, 2010
On March 3, 2010, author and journalist Christopher Hitchens delivered the 2010 Daniel Pearl Memorial Lecture at UCLA. The lecture was presented by the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, the Daniel Pearl Foundation and the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA. A well-known commentator on contemporary thought, politics and culture, Hitchens has written more than a dozen books and corresponded from more than 60 countries. He has contributed regularly to the Atlantic, Slate, Vanity Fair, the New York Review of Books, the London Review of Books, Washington Post Book World, the Nation, the National Review and the New Left Review, among other media outlets. Honored frequently for his reporting and the literary quality of his prose, Hitchens received a National Magazine Award in 2007 and was a finalist for a 2007 National Book Award. He appears frequently on radio and television broadcasts. BACKGROUND: Daniel Pearl was a prominent Wall Street Journal reporter and the paper's South Asia bureau chief when he was kidnapped and murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in early 2002. Pearl's father, Judea Pearl, a computer science professor at UCLA, and his family established the Daniel Pearl Foundation to promote and continue Daniel's mission of fostering cross-cultural understanding throughout the world. The lecture series, established at UCLA in 2002, features scholars, journalists and policymakers who have contributed original analyses or constructive ...
The US Embassy in Gabon and partners Spain, Korea, Japan, and France present a musical celebration in honor of Daniel Pearl World Music Days. American singer Megan Clark performs classic sounds of the United States, from patriotic songs to country to good old rock n roll, while the Martin Luther King school choir sings inspirational songs and performs a sketch featuring the themes of solidarity, equality, justice, and love, and cultural diversity group Kuomi Gabon performs traditional Gabonese and modern dance. Guests received commemorative t-shirts.
Holiday in New Orleans October 2009 Music by Steely Dan Pearl of the Quarter
The House passed the Daniel Pearl Freedom of the Press Act, a bill Rep. Schiff introduced to place a greater emphasis on press freedom as an essential component of human rights worldwide. Daniel Pearl was a journalist for the Wall Street Journal who was murdered by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002. This legislation will help protect Daniel Pearl's colleagues who serve on the frontlines in the fight for greater accountability and transparency.
www.cspan.org Dec. 15, 2009
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Statement by Judea and Ruth Pearl as read at the New York rally by Brian Dennehy on December 5 2009
On behalf of the Daniel Pearl Foundation ( Daniel Pearl Foundation ), we wish to join you today in a call to reverse Attorney General Eric Holder's
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"We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."... John F. Kennedy
The father of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl slammed the
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Khalid Shaikh Mohammed decapitates Daniel Pearl.
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), in cooperation with the Taiwan Foreign Correspondents Club (TFCC) and local organizers, co-sponsored the 8th Daniel Pearl World Music Days in Taiwan from October 14 through 22. The events commemorated Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reporter and musician who was kidnapped and murdered in Pakistan in 2002. On October 15, PAS Taipei held a press conference at American Cultural Center for the events. Journalists and Todd Mack, founder of Friends of Daniel Pearl (FODfest), talked about Daniel Pearl World Music Days and the event is not just about music.
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 Saturday, 3 October 2009 Plaza Singapura (Open Plaza) 4pm to 6pm (Fringe Activities) 6pm to 8pm (Main Concert) With the support of the US Embassy in Singapore, Clubilya presents the Daniel Pearl World Music Days Singapore 2009 for the second successive year after a resounding success in 2008. Held in memory of the late Wall Street Journal reporter, this event is part of an international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since its inception in 2002, the Daniel Pearl World Music Days have grown to include more than 3100 performances in 85 countries. Singapore's celebration of the Daniel Pearl World Music Days 2009 was a showcase of youth expression and talent which spans a wide range of musical genres from world & ethnic music to hip-hop, fusion percussion, choral ensemble, R&B, pop and rock music. Performances By :- Tian Eng Lion Dance Troupe (Chinese Multiple Drums) Singapore American School Singers (Choral Ensemble) Ain Society (Kolintang Ensemble) Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (Group Percussion) Krsna, Govin & Dexter Tan feat Sheryl Lim (Tabla, Sitar, Violin & Tampura) Down With 57 (Pop / Rock Band) The Roses (Hip Hop) Mohamed Faizal Salim (Guzheng) Gavin Choo (Percussion & World Beat) Inessa Kalabekova & Gregory Kalabekov (Belly Dance & Doumbek Drum) The Travellators (Ethnic & World Music) Hady Mirza - Asian Idol & Singapore Idol (R&B)
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