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Concerts by Farah Siraj
From June 11, 2013 until June 23, 2013
Casa Árabe is joining the celebrations of European Music Day (Madrid) and the White Night of Flamenco (Cordoba) through the holding of two concerts by Farah Siraj on June 21 and 23.
In Madrid, the performance will take place at the Casa Árabe Auditorium (at Calle Alcalá 62) on June 21 at 8:00 p.m. (doors open at 7:30 p.m.). Price: 5 euros for general entrance tickets, and 4 euros for discount tickets.
Tickets can be purchased one hour prior to the concert at the Casa Árabe Auditorium door.
Two days later, on Sunday, June 23, Siraj will be offering another concert in the Plaza Abades in Cordoba, as part of the White Night of Flamenco, at 2:30 in the morning.
Farah Siraj is one of the most striking Arab voices in today’s music world. Of Jordanian origin but with many ties to Spain, she has spent the latest stage of her career in New York. For her concerts offered by Casa Árabe, she will be accompanied by reputable musicians from New York’s jazz scene, to perform a repertoire of Arabic flamenco jazz based on original compositions, as well as songs inspired by Middle Eastern tradition which speak of love, peace and understanding between different culture. Her work The Arabian Jazz Project was backed by Jeremy Loucas as a co-producer.
Tickets can be purchased one hour prior to the concert at the Casa Árabe Auditorium door.
Two days later, on Sunday, June 23, Siraj will be offering another concert in the Plaza Abades in Cordoba, as part of the White Night of Flamenco, at 2:30 in the morning.
Farah Siraj
Farah Siraj is one of the most striking Arab voices in today’s music world. Of Jordanian origin but with many ties to Spain, she has spent the latest stage of her career in New York. For her concerts offered by Casa Árabe, she will be accompanied by reputable musicians from New York’s jazz scene, to perform a repertoire of Arabic flamenco jazz based on original compositions, as well as songs inspired by Middle Eastern tradition which speak of love, peace and understanding between different culture. Her work The Arabian Jazz Project was backed by Jeremy Loucas as a co-producer.
