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The oud and the riq are instruments that were among the few belongings Majdi and Seraj Jelda brought with them when they arrived in Sydney after fleeing Gaza.
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Formerly performers in an orchestra with a Palestinian music conservatory, Majdi and Seraj, with their cousin Feras, staged Al Pheniq at Urban Theatre Projects in Bankstown so people could learn more about their culture. ‘It’s still a protest, but it comes in a different form, it comes in the form of music and dance and food,’ Feras says
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The oud and the riq are instruments that were among the few belongings Majdi and Seraj Jelda brought with them when they arrived in Sydney after fleeing Gaza.
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Formerly performers in an orchestra with a Palestinian music conservatory, Majdi and Seraj, with their cousin Feras, staged Al Pheniq at Urban Theatre Projects in Bankstown so people could learn more about their culture. ‘It’s still a protest, but it comes in a different form, it comes in the form of music and dance and food,’ Feras says
Leaving Gaza: a story of friendship and survival ► theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2024/aug/19/leaving-gaza-a-story-of-friendship-and-survival
I fled Gaza to Australia not by choice but as a matter of survival. How can I be a security risk? ► theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/aug/19/plestia-alaqad-journalist-poet-comment-dutton-gaza-security
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