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Palestinian American uses music to connect to family history

Palestinian-born musician Clarissa Bitar is an award-winning player of the oud, a fretless pear-shaped stringed instrument. Bitar, who was raised in the US, speaks to Meklit Hadero, of the podcast "Movement," about learning the oud, the role of music in maintaining a connection to their culture and the war in Gaza.

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For Palestinians in the diaspora, staying connected to their ancestral home and making sense of the politics in the region has long been a challenge. Meklit Hadero, host of “Movement,” a series on music and migration, spoke with Clarissa Bitar, a Palestinian American who found that a musical instrument could bridge history and great distance.

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