Qatar boasts a rich history of performing arts, with the Philharmonic forming a cornerstone of the cultural scene, and the Siwar choir introducing children to local musical traditions.
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Qatar boasts a rich history of performing arts, with the Philharmonic forming a cornerstone of the cultural scene, and the Siwar choir introducing children to local musical traditions.
Experience the best of Qatar's art and culture
The Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra introduces audiences to both western and Arabic music. Comprised of musicians from across the world, it works to inspire the people of Qatar and the Arab world to create and enjoy music. The Philharmonic also hosts new and established composers, soloists and conductors from the Arab world, bringing new styles and talent to the fore.
World premieres have included Marcel Khalifé's Symphony of Return, Jean-Charles Gandrille's Violin Concerto, Abdalla El-Masri's Oud Concerto, Rami Khalifé's Chaos for Piano and Orchestra and Requiem and Houtaf Khoury's Angel of Light Piano Concerto.
This children’s choir is an important cultural initiative by the Al Jazeera Children’s Channel (now Jeem TV). It provides a platform whereby children can improve their singing skills while learning of the Arab world’s rich musical tradition.
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