Andalus Arabic Choir presents
Orphalese 101
Orphalese 101, a concert of exhilarating classical music by the Andalus Arabic Choir and soprano Ghada Daher-Elmowy takes you on a magical journey from the Middle- East to Andalusia. It is where vocals and music create counterpoints to indulge you in Tarab, a euphoric state of enjoyment.
Orphalese 101 vivifies Sydney’s nightlife with captivating rhythms, nostalgic melodies and exotic airs to transport you to a dream of an oriental midsummer night. The concert duration is 120 min, two sets and an interval, including a continuing tribute to Kahlil Gibran’s centenary of the “Prophet”, songs from his other publications, short poetry readings in Arabic and English, as well as a new broad repertoire of songs in various Arabic dialects.
Conducted by soprano Ghada Daher-Elmowy and featuring elite musicians: Dr Noel Elmowy (MD), Catherine Azzi, Charbel Azzi, Christopher Soulos, Mohamed Lelo, Mustafa Al Tayar, Raphael Alwan, Stuart Van deGraaf, Philip Elmowy. The Andalus Arabic Choir is a multicultural non-profit organisation reflecting the love of Arabic and Andalusian music showcasing our rich music and culture. Orphalese is a testimony of our commitment to present the classical Arabic music with the finest musicians in the best style and spectacular setting.
The Andalus Arabic Choir is a multicultural non-profit organisation reflecting the love of Arabic and Andalusian music showcasing our rich music and culture. Orphalese 101 is a testimony of our commitment to present the classical Arabic music with the finest musicians in the best style and spectacular setting.
Book your tickets for Orphalese 101 today.
This cultural event is supported/cosponsored by the Discipline of Arabic Language and Cultures, The University of Sydney.
Director and Producer Ghada Daher-Elmowy
Image credit: Original: Self-portrait by Kahlil Gibran, pre-1908. Charcoal 23 x 18 cm. Signed on the right K (the initial K is inscribed inside a circle). Inv. 287 R.
Creative artwork for this event: Brian Al Chami
Everest Theatre
| Sat 7 Sep | 7:30pm |
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Doors open at 7:00pm for a 7:30pm start.
| Full | $89 |
|---|---|
| Group 10+ | $80 |
$6 transaction fee applies.
| Full | $69 |
|---|---|
| Group 10+ | $62 |
$6 transaction fee applies.
130 minutes (including 20 minute interval).
Partial lockouts apply, patrons may enter during clapping between songs.
Recommended for ages 6+. Children under the age of 5 may not be admitted.
Filming and photography prohibited.
The only authorised ticket seller for this event is Seymour Centre. If you purchase from an unauthorised seller, you risk that your tickets may be fake or invalid.
Director and Producer Ghada Daher-Elmowy
Image credit: Original: Self-portrait by Kahlil Gibran, pre-1908. Charcoal 23 x 18 cm. Signed on the right K (the initial K is inscribed inside a circle). Inv. 287 R.
Creative artwork for this event: Brian Al Chami
Everest Theatre
| Sat 7 Sep | 7:30pm |
|---|
Doors open at 7:00pm for a 7:30pm start.
| Full | $89 |
|---|---|
| Group 10+ | $80 |
$6 transaction fee applies.
| Full | $69 |
|---|---|
| Group 10+ | $62 |
$6 transaction fee applies.
130 minutes (including 20 minute interval).
Partial lockouts apply, patrons may enter during clapping between songs.
Recommended for ages 6+. Children under the age of 5 may not be admitted.
Filming and photography prohibited.
The only authorised ticket seller for this event is Seymour Centre. If you purchase from an unauthorised seller, you risk that your tickets may be fake or invalid.