Musicians in Exile, The Pearce Institute
20 August, 2018
A group of Refuweegies and asylum seekers jam their diverse musical talents together into this Baghdad Café event. From the fruits of Farsi, Arabic and Kurdish an outpouring of diverse souls, fused together over 7 weeks rehearsal into something special – who knows what?

Facilitated by Paul MacAlindin, Artistic Director of The Glasgow Barons, Ali Rahmani from Music for Wellness, and singing cellist, Calum Ingram.
The Pearce Institute, 840-860 Govan Rd, Glasgow G51 3UU
Event on Facebook – free / register
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