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Artists perform a traditional Brazilian dance. During the Music Alive! study abroad experience, WVU students will immerse themselves in Brazilian culture.

Artists perform a traditional Brazilian dance. During the Music Alive! study abroad experience, WVU students will immerse themselves in Brazilian culture.

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Brazilian musicians play drums in Recife. WVU students will have an opportunity to interact with performers and educators in Brazil through Music Alive! The project will help students gain a broader understanding of world music.

WORLD MUSIC

FIPSE director Leonard Haynes III (middle) greets Music Alive! representatives to the United States-Brazil bilateral project directors meeting in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Pictured (from left): George Lies of WVU's Office of International Programs and Terry Rodenberg of ECU, Greenville, N.C.; and Brazilian representatives Sergio Alvares of UFES, Vitoria, and Mauro Maibrada of UFPE, Recife.

SAO PAULO

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