Syrian-Armenian singer Lena Chamamyan will perform at The Flag Island in Sharjah on Saturday evening (9:00 pm) as part of the 2nd Sharjah World Music Festival.
Presented by Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq) and organised by Furat Qaddouri Music Centre, the festival witnessed participation of top international singers, artists, and ensembles from 12 countries: UAE, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Oman, France, Italy, Spain England, Moldavia, Bulgaria, India, Cuba and Argentina.
Chamamyan will present her signature western classic music inspired by eastern Syrian and Armenian heritage, in addition to a collection of her songs from the three albums she has released: “Asmar Al Loun”, “Shamat”, and “Ghazil Al Banat”, as well as new songs that reflect the influence of classical, jazz, eastern, and Armenian music on her unique singing style.
Tickets for Lena Chamamyan’s concert are available online at www.ticketmaster at AED75 per ticket.
The first edition of the Sharjah World Music Festival was run at Al Qasba in Sharjah in the beginning of 2014. As a result of the resounding success and increasing public attention, it was decided to expand the festival into various venues in the emirate of Sharjah.
By organising the festival, Shurooq seeks to boost the cultural and art presence of Sharjah and the UAE, introduce various musical cultures around the world to the UAE community, and add a new product to the Emirate’s list of tourist, art, and cultural attractions.
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