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Jamal A Hosn Teaser Short clip from Tyre international festivals opening ceremony, July 2017. Dr. Jamal Aboul Hosn, Music Composer, Artistic Director and Concepts creator. with the Lebanese Symphony Orchestra and Fayha Choir. https://youtu.be/BZmDbbUP_Uw 0 0 |
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Audio-Visual, Film, Folk and Symphonic Show reel A show real sample featuring audiovisual highlights and Mediterranean colors from Composer and Visual Artist Jamal A Hosn's various musical styles and performances from different venues around the world. https://youtu.be/wR9QzNzkc0c 0 0 |
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A Special Symphonic Tribute to Zaki Nassif This tribute has been arranged and orchestrated by Jamal A. Hosn, believing in Zaki Nassif's musical importance within the Lebanese folkloric tradition. By keeping the song form based on the original melodies then adding enhancing layers to express the composition's depth and power, the musical varieties, colors and themes, become all the more apparent and beautiful.
1. MahmaYtjarah Baladna, Performed by The Lebanese Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor: Harout Fazlian at the UNESCO Palace Theater Nov. 22. 2013
Is a patriotic piece, written, composed and sung by Zaki Nassif in 1996 during the aftermath of the first Qana massacre in South Lebanon. A consequent compiled CD was released in 1997. According to Zaki Nassif's archives, the orchestration was written to Piano, Strings (Violins 1 and 2, Cellos 1 and 2, Double Bass), Brass (Trombone) and Percussions (Timpani and Drums). Jamal A. Hosn brings in his unique creative touch in re-orchestrating this masterpiece. Adding the necessary layers, he emphasizes impact and dynamism placing this composition at the level of a true symphony.
2. Frashi wZahra Conductor: Lubnan Baalbaki at St. Joseph Church Jan. 30. 2015
This is one of Zaki Nassif's most treasured and iconic romantic songs, written in 1972, for the Lebanese National Radio Station and performed by Zaki Nassif himself. It was released in 1984 in a compiled disc “We Miss Lebanon”. By adding layers of wide orchestral instrumentation, Jamal associates images of the Butterfly and the Flower with this melody, making it more dynamic and colorful, allowing for the perfect visualization of green fields, white snow, small hills, bay leaves and spring zeal. The result is a visual quality that is both mesmerizing and inspiring
3. Dance of the Jars
Dance of the Jars has been composed and orchestrated by Zaki Nassif for the Anwar Festival in 1960 with Toufic Al Bacha conducting the orchestra. Jamal A. Hosn has rearranged the music, equally transforming it for more dynamism and impact, signed with a signature of power and magnitude, which raises its value to that of a true masterpiece. With its entry into the cannon of classical orchestration, the music reaches the highest levels of expression. This is only possible because the original music's motifs, melodies and rhythms, are very rich, versatile and potentially subject for expansion.
(Some of the following information was provided by the Zaki Nassif Program for Music at the American University of Beirut) https://youtu.be/bQI3f176WwY 0 0 |
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Immortal melody لحن الخلود Music by: Fareed EL Atrach. Arraged and performed by: Jamal and Rabih Abul-Hosn at the UNESCO Palace theater 2007. https://youtu.be/5zYHk2RdfT4 0 0 |
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A new Hope (AUB) MusiColors An Audiovisual Multimedia Concert featuring New interpretations of Arabic and Original Music In addition to music inspired by Khalil Gibran's works.
Friday December 16- 2011 https://youtu.be/84nXEryuL7g 0 0 |
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Spaces Excerpt MIST album, performed at The Doha Adha Festival 2006. A Multimedia live show in Qatar. All Music and Visuals created and by Jamal Aboul-Hosn. https://youtu.be/jvhzXAy2JYQ 0 0 |
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Dance suite # 3 life in Italy Dance suite: Lebanese Folk Dances n.3 for symphony orchestra, Allegro con moto
by: Jamal A. Hosn at "TEATRO ANTICO DI SEGESTA" Italy Saturday 18 May, 2013 The youth orchestra of the Mediterranean, Conductor: Francesco Di Peri, Violin solo: Ihab Jamal https://youtu.be/oFzM6xwVVnQ 0 0 |
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MIST An excerpt from MIST. Music composed by Jamal. Text by: Gibran Khalil Gibran, narrated by Joseph Bu Nassar, from a multimedia concert in Bshari at the Khalil Gibran museum for the 125 Jubilee festivals 2008. also at the Barclay Theater in California with Maha and Co Dance group. https://youtu.be/jahsH2Ow0T4 0 0 |
