Mohammad Alghoom presents Yemeni and Arab arts at the Royal Opera House’s season concert
Summary:
The Heritage Symphony Project, led by Mohammad Alghoom, is preparing to hold a concert at the Royal Opera House in Muscat on April 24 and 25, 2025.
This concert is part of a busy season at the Royal Opera House, which includes various performances from different parts of the world.
The Heritage Symphonies Project seeks to build cultural bridges between Yemen and the world through music.
On April 24 and 25, 2025, at the Royal Opera House in Muscat, Oman, the Heritage Symphony Project will revive a magical musical evening under the direction of composer and orchestra conductor Mohammad Alghoom. This concert is a part of the Opera House's season, which features numerous international musical, operatic, and lyrical performances.
The project, which began in Kuala Lumpur in 2019, is making its sixth stop in Muscat. In its earlier performances in Egypt, France, Kuwait, and Qatar, it showcased a distinctive fusion of traditional Yemeni and Arab music with a contemporary orchestral performance, quickly becoming well-known throughout the world.
A Chinese musical evening, a Giuseppe Verdi opera, concerts by a group of Arab artists, including Majida Al Roumi and Ahlam, and other international performances are among the artistic events that take place during the Royal Opera House season. The Opera House aims to improve civilizational and cultural exchange between Oman and the rest of the world during this season. Via the Royal Opera House Muscat website, attendees can reserve their seats for the concert.
Through musical compositions, the Heritage Symphonies Project aims to create cultural links between Yemen and the rest of the world. Mohammad Alghoom is a significant figure in the preservation and advancement of Yemen's musical legacy because of his ability to portray a distinct image of Yemen through works of art that seamlessly blend authenticity and modernity.
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