Location: Campbell Recital Hall Contact: (650) 723-3811 This workshop will feature musicians and scholars from Tibet. Professor Jiayong Qunpei of China’s Minzu (Minority Nationalities) University will discuss music from Tibet, including the Tibetan opera tradition. Reshi Tsering Tan, a popular and well-respected Tibetan recording artist, will share his experience as founder of the Shangri-La Folk Music Preservation Association, a non-profit organization devoted to making field recordings of traditional Tibetan music, especially fast-vanishing religious music. Select Tibetan musicians will demonstrate various types of Tibetan traditional and monastic music. This workshop anticipates the 2014 Pan-Asian Music Festival which will be dedicated to music from Tibet and Mongolia. Sponsor: Department of Music Audience: Stanford Pan-Asian Music Festival: Workshop and Demonstration - Traditional and Monastic Music in TibetFacebookTwitterEmailPrintAdd to CalendarThis workshop will feature musicians and scholars from Tibet. Professor Jiayong Qunpei of China’s Minzu (Minority Nationalities) University will discuss music from Tibet, including the Tibetan opera tradition. Reshi Tsering Tan, a popular and well-respected Tibetan recording artist, will share his experience as founder of the Shangri-La Folk Music Preservation Association, a non-profit organization devoted to making field recordings of traditional Tibetan music, especially fast-vanishing religious music. Select Tibetan musicians will demonstrate various types of Tibetan traditional and monastic music. This workshop anticipates the 2014 Pan-Asian Music Festival which will be dedicated to music from Tibet and Mongolia.  When:Sunday, February 10, 2013. 2:00 PM. Approximate duration of 2.0 hour(s). Where:Campbell Recital Hall (Map) Sponsor:Department of Music Contact:(650) 723-3811 Admission:Free and open to the public.Audience:General Public, Faculty/Staff, Students, Alumni/Friends, MembersTags:performance, arts, musicPermalink:http://events.stanford.edu/events/357/35709 More info...Last modified February 1, 2013. Free and open to the public.