Songs of love, homeland and parting in Arabic, Aramaic and Armenian, sung with an ensemble of sixteen musicians and four backing singers. Part of the Elbphilharmonie's Lebanon festival; the foyer opens at seven, and the concert runs about ninety minutes. Tickets are 28 to 68 euros.
Songs of love, homeland and parting in Arabic, Aramaic and Armenian, sung with an ensemble of sixteen musicians and four backing singers. Part of the Elbphilharmonie's Lebanon festival; the foyer opens at seven, and the concert runs about ninety minutes. Tickets are 28 to 68 euros.
Lebanese singer, qanun player and musicologist, born in 1980. She sings the sacred liturgies of the Maronite, Syriac Orthodox, Byzantine and Armenian churches in their own languages. That preserving work, carried out in languages and chant forms that are losing their singers, is the heart of what she does, alongside a wider career in Lebanese and contemporary music.
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