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    Film Screening and Discussion A documentary by Nicola Scaldaferri (LEAV, Italy, 2017, 38'), devoted to three pilgrimages to sacred mountains in the three Abrahamic Religions. The work explores the role of music practices as a way of prayer and participation, and the importance of sound in shaping and giving meaning to places. The narrative is shaped around three episodes, each devoted to a different event, following the usual moments of a pilgrimage. The Ascent: on the occasion of Shavuot, the Israelite Samaritans go to pray on Mount Gerizim, in the West Bank, where their sacred places are located. The Feast: in August, members of the brotherhood of the Bektashi climb Mount Tomorr, in Albania, where they pray near the tombs of dede, and practice the kurban (a sacrificial slaughtering of a sheep, whose meat is consumed by each participating family). The Descent: in early September, the miraculous statue of the Black Madonna of Viggiano, Queen of Lucania, in Italy, "descends" into the village for a festival. Nicola Scaldaferri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cultural Heritage and Environment at the University of Milan, Italy, where he founded and directs the Laboratory of Ethnomusicology and Visual Anthropology. He has done extensive ethnomusicological research in Italy, Albania, and Burkina-Faso, as well as research on electroacoustic in 20th century music. Prof. Scaldaferri received his Ph.D. in musicology from the University of Bologna and a degree in Composition from the Conservatory of Parma; he was a Fulbright scholar at Harvard University and a Visiting Professor at St. Petersburg State University.

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    Film Screening and Discussion A documentary by Nicola Scaldaferri (LEAV, Italy, 2017, 38'), devoted to three pilgrimages to sacred mountains in the three Abrahamic Religions. The work explores the role of music practices as a way of prayer and participation, and the importance of sound in shaping and giving meaning to places. The narrative is shaped around three episodes, each devoted to a different event, following the usual moments of a pilgrimage. The Ascent: on the occasion of Shavuot, the Israelite Samaritans go to pray on Mount Gerizim, in the West Bank, where their sacred places are located. The Feast: in August, members of the brotherhood of the Bektashi climb Mount Tomorr, in Albania, where they pray near the tombs of dede, and practice the kurban (a sacrificial slaughtering of a sheep, whose meat is consumed by each participating family). The Descent: in early September, the miraculous statue of the Black Madonna of Viggiano, Queen of Lucania, in Italy, "descends" into the village for a festival. Nicola Scaldaferri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cultural Heritage and Environment at the University of Milan, Italy, where he founded and directs the Laboratory of Ethnomusicology and Visual Anthropology. He has done extensive ethnomusicological research in Italy, Albania, and Burkina-Faso, as well as research on electroacoustic in 20th century music. Prof. Scaldaferri received his Ph.D. in musicology from the University of Bologna and a degree in Composition from the Conservatory of Parma; he was a Fulbright scholar at Harvard University and a Visiting Professor at St. Petersburg State University.

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    Film Screening and Discussion A documentary by Nicola Scaldaferri (LEAV, Italy, 2017, 38'), devoted to three pilgrimages to sacred mountains in the three Abrahamic Religions. The work explores the role of music practices as a way of prayer and participation, and the importance of sound in shaping and giving meaning to places. The narrative is shaped around three episodes, each devoted to a different event, following the usual moments of a pilgrimage. The Ascent: on the occasion of Shavuot, the Israelite Samaritans go to pray on Mount Gerizim, in the West Bank, where their sacred places are located. The Feast: in August, members of the brotherhood of the Bektashi climb Mount Tomorr, in Albania, where they pray near the tombs of dede, and practice the kurban (a sacrificial slaughtering of a sheep, whose meat is consumed by each participating family). The Descent: in early September, the miraculous statue of the Black Madonna of Viggiano, Queen of Lucania, in Italy, "descends" into the village for a festival. Nicola Scaldaferri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cultural Heritage and Environment at the University of Milan, Italy, where he founded and directs the Laboratory of Ethnomusicology and Visual Anthropology. He has done extensive ethnomusicological research in Italy, Albania, and Burkina-Faso, as well as research on electroacoustic in 20th century music. Prof. Scaldaferri received his Ph.D. in musicology from the University of Bologna and a degree in Composition from the Conservatory of Parma; he was a Fulbright scholar at Harvard University and a Visiting Professor at St. Petersburg State University.

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    FILM SCREENING AND DISCUSSION

    SACRED
    MOUNTAINS
    Abrahamic Religions and Musical
    Practices in the Mediterranean Area

    A documentary by Nicola Scaldaferri


    (LEAV, Italy, 2017, 38')

    Tuesday, February 13, 2018 A documentary devoted to three pilgrimages to sacred


    5:30pm–7:00pm
    mountains in the three Abrahamic Religions. The work
    The Magnes
    2121 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94720 explores the role of music practices as a way of prayer
    Free and open to the public and participation, and the importance of sound in
    shaping and giving meaning to places. The narrative is
    Presented in collaboration with the
    shaped around three episodes, each devoted to a
    Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion
    different event, following the usual moments of a
    pilgrimage.

    The Ascent: on the occasion of Shavuot, the Israelite


    Samaritans go to pray on Mount Gerizim, in the West
    Bank, where their sacred places are located. The
    Feast: in August, members of the brotherhood of the
    Bektashi climb Mount Tomorr, in Albania, where they
    pray near the tombs of dede, and practice the kurban
    (a sacrificial slaughtering of a sheep, whose meat is
    consumed by each participating family). The Descent:
    in early September, the miraculous statue of the Black
    Madonna of Viggiano, Queen of Lucania, in Italy,
    "descends" into the village for a festival.

    Read more at bit.ly/sacredmountains2018

    Nicola Scaldaferri is Associate Professor in the Department of Cultural Heritage


    and Environment at the University of Milan, Italy, where he founded and directs the
    Laboratory of Ethnomusicology and Visual Anthropology. He has done extensive
    ethnomusicological research in Italy, Albania, and Burkina-Faso, as well as
    research on electroacoustic in 20th-Century music. Prof. Scaldaferri received his
    Ph.D. in Musicology from the University of Bologna and a degree in Composition
    from the Conservatory of Parma; he was a Fulbright scholar at Harvard University
    and a Visiting Professor at St Petersburg State University.

    The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life


    2121 Allston Way, Berkeley, Ca 94720-6300
    magnes.berkeley.edu

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