New Horizon presents Wissam Boustany (on the flute) in a concert entitled “The Invisible World”, accompanied on the piano by Aleksander Szram, in Assembly Hall. <\/p>\n
Two vibrant musicians performing together on stage has nothing unusual about it, but witnessing Wissam and Aleksander in recital is a different experience. Why? Because they both perform \u2013 and record \u2013 from memory, creating an umbilical cord between themselves, the music and their audience.<\/p>\n
Program: <\/b><\/p>\n
MEL BONIS – Sonata
CARL WITT – This Invisible World
WISSAM BOUSTANY – “…And The Wind Whispered…”
HOUTAF KHOURY – Apres Un Reve
JOSEPH JONGEN – Sonata Op. 77<\/p>\n
Special Feature:<\/strong>Prices of tickets: LL30,000, LL45,000 and LL60,000<\/p>\n Tickets are on sale in Librairie Antoine (10 branches) and online: www.antoineticketing.com <\/p>\n Wissam Boustany and Aleksander Szram<\/p>\n International soloist, Wissam Boustany is a performer who inspires audiences with his energetic and communicative music-making. His flute has taken him on numerous tours to Europe, the Middle East, Far East, USA and Latin America. He has performed in several places: Aleksander Szram, born in Southampton to Polish parents, has been playing the piano since the age of five. He has performed: New Horizon presents Wissam Boustany (on the flute) in a concert entitled “The Invisible World”, accompanied on the piano by Aleksander Szram, in Assembly Hall.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":342814,"template":"","tags":[],"class_list":["post-12775","directory","type-directory","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-live-music"],"yoast_head":"\n
The premiere of Paul Reade’s Concerto
Walif Howrani’s Life Cycle
Peter Cowdrey’s Land of the Prophets
Carl Witt’s This Invisible World
He appeared as soloist on the award winning Deutsche
Gramophone recording of ‘Il Viaggio a Rheims’<\/p>\n
At major UK venues, for many concert societies
With Gregory Rose’s contemporary ensemble Circle
With the Irish group Lost Music of the Gaels
With the Japanese ensemble Shonorities
As a harpsichordist he has performed with Rachel Brown and Dmitri Kontouras
With his group, The Lycydas Piano Trio, he gave the UK premiere of the Piano Trio in a minor by Sibelius <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"