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One World, Many Voices
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The Republic of Tuva, in Russia’s southern Siberian steppes, presents a rich mosaic of unique vocal and instrumental music.
The Kalmyks are the only indigenous Buddhist people in Europe.
Today’s audio installment features two performances from the Voices of the World stage, part of the One World, Many Voices program.
Here’s a gallery of a few of the most striking visitor photos from day three of the 2013 Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
Day 3–Festival staff, volunteers, interns, participants, and visitors are a hardy and dedicated bunch.
George Papagiannis, External Relations/Information Officer from UNESCO, delivered this speech at the 2013 Smithsonian Folklife Festival Opening Ceremony.
Beautiful photos from our Festival visitors are starting to flood onto Flickr.
This summer we are honored to present a special preview of the 2014 program focusing on China
Day 2! The Shepherds of Karcag worked all day on preparing a stew made from a whole mutton.
Singers and musicians from the Republic of Kalmykia in Russia perform a variety of song styles, including selections from their epic tale Jangar
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