N'Dour, Diabaté, Anderson Presented by Boston's World Music/CRASHarts

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World Music/CRASHarts presents Youssou N'Dour and the Super Étoile band this Monday, December 10, at the Somerville Theatre. Today's Boston Globe previews the next phase of the organization's winter and spring schedule, which includes a broad range of artists from around the world, from Toumani Diabaté's pan-African Symmetric Orchestra, also at the Somerville, on February 2, to Laurie Anderson, who will bring her new piece, Homeland, to the Boston Opera House on March 29.

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Boston-based World Music/CRASHarts will be presenting Youssou N'Dour and the Super Étoile band this Monday, December 10, 2007, at the Somerville Theatre. Today's Boston Globe previews the next phase of the organization's winter and spring schedule, which includes a broad range of artists from around the world, from Toumani Diabaté's pan-African Symmetric Orchestra, also at the Somerville, on February 2, 2008, to New York's own Laurie Anderson, who will bring her new piece, Homeland, to the Boston Opera House on March 29, 2008.

To read the Globe preview, visit boston.com. For the complete schedule and ticket information, visit worldmusic.org.

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    N'Dour, Diabaté, Anderson Presented by Boston's World Music/CRASHarts
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    Boston-based World Music/CRASHarts will be presenting Youssou N'Dour and the Super Étoile band this Monday, December 10, 2007, at the Somerville Theatre. Today's Boston Globe previews the next phase of the organization's winter and spring schedule, which includes a broad range of artists from around the world, from Toumani Diabaté's pan-African Symmetric Orchestra, also at the Somerville, on February 2, 2008, to New York's own Laurie Anderson, who will bring her new piece, Homeland, to the Boston Opera House on March 29, 2008.

    To read the Globe preview, visit boston.com. For the complete schedule and ticket information, visit worldmusic.org.

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