Marcel Khalifé | Sold-Out
Brussels
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Lebanese composer, singer and oud player Marcel Khalifé, regarded as Palestinian in Palestine and Lebanese in southern Lebanon, sees himself above all as an Arab musician.
Accompanied by his oud, the traditional companion of poetry, he brings to the Festival des Libertés the emotion of his masterpiece Promises of the Storm, a magnificent interpretation of the poems of Mahmoud Darwish.
Nearly fifty years after its creation, the work still calls on us to continue, intensify and never abandon the struggle against violations of rights and freedoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Marcel Khalifé is a Lebanese composer, singer, and oud player known for his contributions to Arab music and poetry.
The Festival des Libertés in Brussels is a cultural event that showcases performances related to freedom and human rights.
Marcel Khalifé's sold-out performance date is listed on the event page; check the website for current details.
Marcel Khalifé's concert is held at a venue associated with the Festival des Libertés in Brussels; specific location details are on the website.
Since the event is sold out, you may check for cancellations or official resale options through the event’s website.
Marcel Khalifé performs primarily in Arabic, interpreting the poems of Mahmoud Darwish.
No, the music and emotional expression of the oud complement the poetry, making the experience accessible to all audiences.
Yes, the performance highlights themes of rights and freedoms through the masterpiece Promises of the Storm.
The oud is a traditional Middle Eastern instrument central to Marcel Khalifé's musical expression and poetry accompaniment.
Visit the official Festival des Libertés website or Brussels cultural event pages for the latest updates.
