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APRIL 13, 2018, 7:00 PM<\/h2>\n

CONCERT<\/h2>\n

AUTISM. THE ASIL ENSEMBLE FOR ARAB CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL MUSIC<\/h1>\n

@\u00a0ST. ELISABETH-KIRCHE<\/a>FREE ADMISSION, REGISTRATION REQUIRED, INTRODUCTION IN ENGLISH, DOORS OPEN: 6.30PMIN\u00a0ENGLISH<\/p>\n

REGISTER NOW \u25ba<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Among the tell-tale signs of autism are a lack of social interaction combined with an elevated degree of alertness.<\/div>\n

Mustafa Said uses this state of mind in his composition as a point of reference from which to delve into the depths of the human self. This is intended as a counterpoint to the dominant influence which Western trends have exerted on the evolution of Arabic music for more than 100 years now. His musical ensemble, Asil, is dedicated to creating music that is relevant today while being rooted in the classical Arabic tradition. The composition \u201cAutism\u201d, based on traditional Arabic melodies, is one result of these efforts.Introduction<\/strong>\u00a0Kamal Kassar, AMAR Foundation, Beirut
\nConcert<\/strong>\u00a0Asil Ensemble for Arab Contemporary Classical Music<\/p>\n

REGISTRATION<\/h3>\n

Please\u00a0register<\/a>\u00a0by 11 April 2018<\/strong>\u00a0if you wish to attend. Due to limited seating capacity, we can only guarantee you a seat if you pick up your tickets on the day of the event by 6:45 pm. A limited number of tickets will be available at the ticket office from 6:45 pm for those who decide to attend at short notice<\/div>\n

, 2018, 7:00 PM<\/h2>\n

CONCERT<\/h2>\n

AUTISM. THE ASIL ENSEMBLE FOR ARAB CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL MUSIC<\/h1>\n

@\u00a0ST. ELISABETH-KIRCHE<\/a>FREE ADMISSION, REGISTRATION REQUIRED, INTRODUCTION IN ENGLISH, DOORS OPEN: 6.30PMIN\u00a0ENGLISH<\/p>\n

REGISTER NOW \u25ba<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Among the tell-tale signs of autism are a lack of social interaction combined with an elevated degree of alertness.<\/div>\n

Mustafa Said uses this state of mind in his composition as a point of reference from which to delve into the depths of the human self. This is intended as a counterpoint to the dominant influence which Western trends have exerted on the evolution of Arabic music for more than 100 years now. His musical ensemble, Asil, is dedicated to creating music that is relevant today while being rooted in the classical Arabic tradition. The composition \u201cAutism\u201d, based on traditional Arabic melodies, is one result of these efforts.Introduction<\/strong>\u00a0Kamal Kassar, AMAR Foundation, Beirut
\nConcert<\/strong>\u00a0Asil Ensemble for Arab Contemporary Classical Music<\/p>\n

REGISTRATION<\/h3>\n

Please\u00a0register<\/a>\u00a0by 11 April 2018<\/strong>\u00a0if you wish to attend. Due to limited seating capacity, we can only guarantee you a seat if you pick up your tickets on the day of the event by 6:45 pm. A limited number of tickets will be available at the ticket office from 6:45 pm for those who decide to attend at short notice<\/div>\n

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