In the organizer's words:

Between psych rock and Arabic poetry

Ballads, driving rhythms, soaring synthesizers, and the hypnotic voice of Sandy Chamoun: For the opening concert of the “Libanon” festival, the band Sanam transforms the Small Hall into a vibrant indie club from Beirut, where experimental psych and krautrock meet Egyptian musical traditions and Arabic poetry. The six musicians will present their latest album, “Sametou Sawtan – I Heard a Voice.”


Lineup

Sanam band

Sandy Chamoun vocals
Farah Kaddour buzuq
Anthony Sahyoun guitar, synthesizer, live electronics
Marwan Tohme guitar, live electronics
Antonio El Hajj Moussa bass, live electronics
Pascal Semerdjian drums

Program

“Sametou Sawtan – I Heard a Voice”
Experimental sounds blending rock, electronic music, Egyptian classics, and modern Arabic poetry


Venue: Elbphilharmonie / Small Hall

Organizer: HamburgMusik

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Price information:

€ 25

Young visitors under 30 receive a 50% discount from the start of advance booking or pay only €12 for the best available seats for many concerts from two weeks in advance upon presentation of appropriate proof. Simply book a ticket and select the discount "Visitor U30 50% (0-29 years)" or "REDticket U30 €12"

Location

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
Elbphilharmonie Hamburg Platz der Deutschen Einheit 4 20457 Hamburg
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