Fes Festival of Sacred Music 2008
The 14th annual Fes Festival of World Sacred Music will take place between 6 to 14 June 2008. The latest updated program is below.
Friday 6 June Opening Night
Bab Makina 20:30
Jessye Norman (USA), with the Regional Lyric Orchestra Avignon Provence (France). Conducting: Rachael Worby (USA)
Saturday 7 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Ghada Shbéïr (Lebanon) Songs of the Eastern Christian Churches
Bab Makina 20:30
Night of Sacred African American and Sufi Songs Night
Spiritual/Hymns/Qawwali/Gospel
Faiz Ali Faiz (Pakistan) ensemble with and Bernice Johnson Reagon and the Sacred Sound Ensemble (USA)
Sunday 8 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Mari Boine (Norway) Sacred Songs of Scandinavian Far North
Bab Makina 20:30
Al Kindi ensemble with Sheikh Hamza Shakour, the Munshid of the Great Umayyad Mosque and the Choir of Greece - Dir. JJ Weiss (Syria/Greece/France)
Stabat Mater Dolorosa - Christian and Muslim Homage to Mary
Monday 9 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Thanh Huong (Vietnam) Traditional and sacred songs
Bab Makina 20:30
Belen Maya Company (Spain) Dibujo Flamenco dance
Tuesday 10 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Tartit Women's Ensemble (Mali) Folk and sacred songs of the Tuareg
Bab Makina 20:30
Panti Pusaka Budaya Ensemble Sacred Traditional Dances of Bali / Indonesia
Wednesday 11 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Ysaÿe Quartet (France) The Seven Last Words of Christ (J. Haydn) Text: Michel Serres – Narrator: Michael Lonsdale
Thursday 12 June
Batha Museum 16:30
The Roza Enflorese (Belgium) Sephardic sacred and traditional songs
Bab Makina 20:30
Abdelwahab Doukali (Morocco)
Friday 13 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Cantus Colln (Germany) Around JS Bach/Spiritual Paths (Buxtehude - J. Rosenmüller - JS Bach) Director: Konrad Junghanel
Bab Makina 20:30
Mohamed Abdou (Saudi Arabia)
Saturday 14 June
Batha Museum 16:30
Madhup Mudghal (India) Bakhti devotional songs
Bab Makina 20:30
Ismael Lô (Senegal) with the Brotherhood Hamadcha of Fez (Morocco) From Dakar to Fez: from heart to soul
ADDITIONAL EVENTS
Photographic Exhibition: The Earthen Mosques of Mali – Christian Schuytiser
Film: Latcho Drom by Tony Gatliff (on gypsies from Rajasthan to Andalusia – premiered at the Cannes Festival)
A reminder: A ticket collection service is suggested if you are arriving from outside Morocco. Find out here: Ticket Collection Service
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