Experience a captivating performance blending Arab world and medieval Iberian music at Melbourne Recital Centre.
Ongoing activity
31 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
$50 ($40 Concession)
Immerse yourself in a unique musical journey that weaves together sacred and secular traditions from Iberia to Mesopotamia. Lebanese-born singer Lamia Yared and Spanish multi-instrumentalist Efrén López bring to life ancient melodies, including 4th-century Syriac hymns and 13th-century compositions, creating a dialogue across centuries and cultures. This performance promises an enchanting evening filled with rich history and evocative sounds.
The duo will be joined by Nawres Alfreh, an accomplished koza player, adding further depth and authenticity to the experience. Perfect for parents and children alike who appreciate cultural heritage and world music.
Enjoy a one-hour concert without interval, held in the intimate Primrose Potter Salon, where the atmosphere enhances the connection between performers and audience.
- Duration: 1 hour (no interval)
- Seating: General Admission in the Primrose Potter Salon
- Music styles include classical Arabic, Ottoman, medieval Iberian, and Middle Eastern traditions
- Featuring instruments such as oud, hurdy-gurdy, koza, violin, Joza, and kamanche
This event is a rare opportunity to hear a masterful blend of Christian hymns, Sufi poetry, and medieval songs that still resonate today. Suitable for families looking to introduce children to diverse musical cultures.
The concert takes place at Melbourne Recital Centre, located at 31 Sturt St, Southbank 3006. The venue offers wheelchair access and welcomes assistance animals, ensuring an inclusive environment for all attendees.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, making it convenient for families to attend without hassle. Directions can be easily found on the Melbourne Recital Centre website.
Please note seating is general admission, so arriving early is recommended to secure preferred spots. Running times are approximate and subject to change.
A transaction fee applies to online and phone orders, and there is a ticket limit of six per purchase to ensure fair access. Larger groups should contact the Box Office directly.
The performance is suitable for all ages, making it a wonderful cultural outing for parents and school-aged children.
Tickets are priced at $50 for standard admission and $40 for concession holders. Additional delivery fees may apply.
To book, visit the Melbourne Recital Centre website or call the Box Office during business hours at (03) 9699 3333. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment.
Enjoy a memorable evening of music that bridges time and cultures, perfect for families seeking enriching experiences.
