And this was in a crowd heavily sympathetic to the orchestra, which has a vague mission of multicultural exchange and happily includes some traditional ethnic instruments (Indonesia's angklung and Georgia's panduri, among others), in addition to Western classical ones.
Americans love our origin myths – like the comforting one that, before the conflicts, wars and slavery started, there was an idyllic moment in which the "Pilgrims" and their indigenous welcoming committee sat down in a peaceful potluck of multicultural exchange, each contributing something old to the new.
For two weeks, Aruba was transformed into a studio of endless possibilities, conceptual research, and multicultural exchange.
This is the philosophy behind the Silk Road Project, the non-profit organisation Ma founded in 1998 to stimulate multicultural artistic exchange.
It does this through a foreign language program that extends to its youngest students, multicultural celebrations, cultural exchanges and trips for both students and teachers, assistantships aimed at bringing minority teachers to the district and a keen sensitivity to racial, ethnic and religious differences.
For human achievement is multiethnic and multicultural, formed of infinite exchanges, intentional, as well as imperceptible and unacknowledged.
Project those figures forward and our British university cities could, if we're lucky, become multicultural hubs of language exchange, better food, more money, transferable skills, foreign investment and more interesting supermarkets. .
Heated exchanges at La Jolla Playhouse over multicultural casting.
As they swapped business cards and exchanged small talk, the multicultural crowd was oblivious to the small group of protesters chanting and waving placards outside.
These differences among crops were significant, hence, modeling approaches need to consider the heterogeneity in ecosystem CO2 exchange associated with these multicultural agriculture landscapes.
