Join us for a performance featuring Rambax MIT, an ensemble dedicated to learning the art of sabar, a vibrant drum and dance tradition of the Wolof people of Senegal, West Africa. Rambax MIT is directed by master Senegalese drummer Lamine Touré. Free and open to all; no registration required.
In case of rain, this event will take place in the MIT Welcome Center, also located at 292 Main Street. For more information, please contact: mta-request@mit.edu.
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Lamine Touré, Director
Directed by master Senegalese drummer Lamine Touré, Rambax MIT is an ensemble dedicated to learning the art of sabar, a vibrant drum and dance tradition of the Wolof people of Senegal, West Africa. Rambax is open to MIT students, faculty, staff and alumni. New members are accepted in the fall and spring semesters. Students must pre-register for 21M.460 and attend auditions. For further information, contact: Patty Tang (Faculty Advisor to Rambax) at pjtang@mit.edu.
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With any questions, email us at openspace@mit.edu.
