Our latest: Latin-Asian Fusion: A Global Music Dialogue
What would traditional Chinese music/instruments sound like with Caribbean music/percussion?
In May, DGEM’s concert showcased a spellbinding tapestry of sound, artfully blending Chinese melodies with Caribbean rhythms, highlighting the beauty of cultural exchange. Ancient Chinese instruments danced alongside Latin folk, as Felle Vega and Hong Wang unveiled their own crafted creations, joined by special guest musician, musicologist, and President of the non-profit organization DGEM, pianist Damaris Morales. This vibrant fusion captivated audiences, leaving them enchanted and yearning for more. Discover the magic of music education at DGEM.org. through Cultural Exchange through the eyes of music
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We are planning a 3rd/4th round of concerts in Dominican Republic and possibly China, stay tuned for where we go next- Follow us and if possible please donate to help bring music global to all
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How we work
Diapason Global Education for Music (DGEM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of folk music and ethnic instruments from around the world, promoting music education and cultural exchange for educational purposes. The driving force behind this ambitious project is a team of experts in musicology, education, and communication, among other fields.
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How we work
How we work
DGEM's dedication to global music education transcends digital platforms and fosters cultural exchange. In every nation it engages, DGEM will establish community music centers for musical exploration and discovery. Where feasible, DGEM will forge partnerships with local Ministries of Culture, Art, and Music to advance its mission as a non-profit organization aimed at providing accessible music education worldwide.
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DGEM is the seed that germinated from the TV docu-series “Diapason… Sounds of the world.” This TV documentary emerged from a passion for music and a curiosity to explore different cultures of the world through their music, fostering cultural exchange. Over the expansion of ten years, this idea has successfully manifested into a hands-on project through concerts, workshops, and interviews, all aimed at promoting music education as a non-profit organization.
We are a nonprofit committed to music education and cultural preservation.
This isn't just about instruments; it's about the profound stories they tell. DGEM, a non-profit organization, is embarking on an unprecedented global odyssey that highlights how musical instruments facilitate cultural exchange, break down barriers, and build bridges of understanding through the universal language of sound, all while promoting music education.
