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A Personal Reflection on a Changing World

We are honoured to host Professor Kim Cunio, Head of the New Zealand School of Music, for our upcoming L'dor V'dor talk. Beyond his musical expertise, Professor Cunio will share a raw, personal reflection on the shifting global landscape. Together, we will unpack the complexities of the current climate of antisemitism and the heavy shadow cast by the Israel-Iran conflict. Come along for a talk of shared storytelling, community connection, and vital conversation.

Prof Kim Cunio

Professor Kim Cunio is the Head of the New Zealand School of Music — Te Kōkī at Victoria University of Wellington. A renowned composer, academic, and cultural commentator, his work focuses on the power of music and storytelling to navigate complex global realities. Born into a Mizrachi Jewish family with roots in India, Iraq, and Shanghai, Professor Cunio’s unique background heavily shapes his perspective. His international projects include transcribing traditional music with Iraqi and Yemeni Jewish communities, and his compositions have been performed at the United Nations and the White House. He is a passionate advocate for community resilience and dialogue in a changing world.

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