A View from the Braun Lectures Series: Ethnomusicology
When
Jul 18, 2009 1:00 pm (Saturday)
Where
Southwest Museum Of The American Indian (map)
234 Museum Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Los Angeles, CA 90065
34.100681
-118.206188
What
Date: July 18, 2009 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Location: Southwest Musuem of the American Indian Address: 234 Museum Drive , Los Angeles , 90065 Driving Directions: Admission: Fr...
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Event details: A View from the Braun Lectures Series: Ethnomusicology
Description
Date: July 18, 2009
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Southwest Musuem of the American Indian
Address: 234 Museum Drive , Los Angeles , 90065
Driving Directions:
Admission: Free
Description: Elisabeth Waldo Dentzel is a legendary musician and patroness of the arts who will review a history of her career and its influence on American culture in the 20th century. Elisabeth is an amazing violinist, was first chair for Leopold Stokowski, and recording artist, who has taken indigenous and ethnic musical instruments and musicians to audiences across the country and the globe in a way that has artistically expanded and educated our understanding of music. Elisabeth and her late husband, Southwest Museum Director Carl Dentzel, made the museum a centerpiece for cultural exploration and personal interaction through her groups of ethnic musicians and a dedication to celebrating the past in the present. Southwest Museum of the American Indian. Free admission.
Submitted By: Autry National Center
Date: July 18, 2009
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Southwest Musuem of the American Indian
Address: 234 Museum Drive , Los Angeles , 90065
Driving Directions:
Admission: Free
Description: Elisabeth Waldo Dentzel is a legendary musician and patroness of the arts who will review a history of her career and its influence on American culture in the 20th century. Elisabeth is an amazing violinist, was first chair for Leopold Stokowski, and recording artist, who has taken indigenous and ethnic musical instruments and musicians to audiences across the country and the globe in a way that has artistically expanded and educated our understanding of music. Elisabeth and her late husband, Southwest Museum Director Carl Dentzel, made the museum a centerpiece for cultural exploration and personal interaction through her groups of ethnic musicians and a dedication to celebrating the past in the present. Southwest Museum of the American Indian. Free admission.
Submitted By: Autry National Center
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Southwest Musuem of the American Indian
Address: 234 Museum Drive , Los Angeles , 90065
Driving Directions:
Admission: Free
Description: Elisabeth Waldo Dentzel is a legendary musician and patroness of the arts who will review a history of her career and its influence on American culture in the 20th century. Elisabeth is an amazing violinist, was first chair for Leopold Stokowski, and recording artist, who has taken indigenous and ethnic musical instruments and musicians to audiences across the country and the globe in a way that has artistically expanded and educated our understanding of music. Elisabeth and her late husband, Southwest Museum Director Carl Dentzel, made the museum a centerpiece for cultural exploration and personal interaction through her groups of ethnic musicians and a dedication to celebrating the past in the present. Southwest Museum of the American Indian. Free admission.
Submitted By: Autry National Center
Date: July 18, 2009
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Southwest Musuem of the American Indian
Address: 234 Museum Drive , Los Angeles , 90065
Driving Directions:
Admission: Free
Description: Elisabeth Waldo Dentzel is a legendary musician and patroness of the arts who will review a history of her career and its influence on American culture in the 20th century. Elisabeth is an amazing violinist, was first chair for Leopold Stokowski, and recording artist, who has taken indigenous and ethnic musical instruments and musicians to audiences across the country and the globe in a way that has artistically expanded and educated our understanding of music. Elisabeth and her late husband, Southwest Museum Director Carl Dentzel, made the museum a centerpiece for cultural exploration and personal interaction through her groups of ethnic musicians and a dedication to celebrating the past in the present. Southwest Museum of the American Indian. Free admission.
Submitted By: Autry National Center
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