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Le Trio Joubran: Twenty Springs

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trio playing string instrument and singing in dramatic lighting

Le Trio Joubran, renowned ambassadors of Palestinian music and culture, mark a major milestone and celebrate their 20th anniversary. 

The Trio of three brothers, known for mesmerising audiences with their oud playing, celebrate this occasion with a special concert featuring a string quartet and percussion, performing the best of their music compositions and the voice of Mahmoud Darwish and his poetry. This project premiered at Philharmonie de Paris, where the Trio received the Order of Arts and Letters from the French ministry of culture in recognition of their cultural engagement. 

Twenty Springs captures the essence of the trio's timeless appeal. By Embracing each year like a new spring, they convey a sense of renewal, defying the constraints of time. This metaphor underscores the group's enduring passion and dedication to compositions which transcend borders and generation. This anniversary celebration is a testament to their lasting impact on the world of music.

Tagged with: Contemporary music Young Barbican Classical music

Age guidance: this event is suitable for audiences aged 5+ and under 14's must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over.

Produced by the Barbican in association with Marsm.

Programme

  •   TBC

Performers

  • Samir Joubran   oud
  • Wissam Joubran   oud
  • Adnan Joubran   oud
  • Habib Meftah   percussion
  • Ersoj Kasimov   percussion
  • Anne Gouverneur   violin
  • Sylvain Favre-Bulle   violin
  • Anne Berry   viola
  • Valentin Mussou   cello

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