Damascus-Sana
He carried in his heart the love of Syria and its people and believed that its steadfastness in the face of terrorism was a defense of the whole world to touch the French opera singer Stephane Sanchal upon his arrival in Syria the presence of music and art in the lives of its people.
Sinchal, who was the star of the opera evening, titled (beautiful singing) accompanied by Syrian pianist Fadi Jubaili and hosted by the drama theater in Dar al-Assad for culture and the arts presented to the public mostly pieces of French and Italian opera and songs for international music composers.
Some of the pieces that Sanchal sang (Harmony Hidden) of the author Puccini and (the wonderful country, paradise) of the author Meyerber and (the flower I threw at me) from the opera Carmen of the author Bezé in addition to the songs (breeze), (if we have wings) and (strange) .
In an interview with SANA, Sinchal expressed his happiness with his presence in Syria, witnessing the victory over terrorism.
He said: “Art is more precious than everything. It is a cultural component that cannot be countered by politics. Art must reach everyone and the Syrian people are no less important than the peoples of the world. They deserve music and art to remain present in their country because they have given the world many cultural and cultural achievements. ”.
He continued: "I came to Syria with the desire of me, especially because the French people are aware of the truth today," stressing that Syria's fight against terrorism was not only to defend it, but to defend the whole world and the evidence of the recent terrorist attacks in France.
Sinchal explained that he visited many Syrian areas, including the cradle of Ugaritic civilization in Lattakia and Tartous in addition to Maaloula and Saydnaya, where he noted the integrated beauty unit in all areas in addition to the great value of the Syrian archaeological places not to mention the pleasure and excellence of Syrian food.
He was impressed by the martyrs who saw their pictures during his visit to Syrian villages, most of them young, stressing at the same time that the Syrian people are strong people and love joy and civilization through the ages has always been in a state of renewal and upgrading.
Concerning his relationship with oriental music, specifically Syrian, Sinchal pointed out that all the operas he presented on international theaters included the presentation of an oriental opera, indicating that there is an opera inspired by the history of Palmyra entitled (Orléans in Palmyra) presented in many theaters, expressing his wish to cooperate with the cultural and media authorities in Syria. To be re-presented on the Syrian Opera Theater.
Sinchal pointed out that he is a “good listener” of Syrian and Arab music and specifically for the great singer Sabah Fakhri and the important work of Ms. Fairouz, showing his passion and passion for oriental music.
Concerning the accompanying Syrian pianist Fadi Jubaili in the evening, Sinchal considered that Jubaili is a wonderful musician and a high level of professionalism and summarizes Syria with his beautiful talent and the beauty of music and hymns and playing it.
In turn, Jubaili pointed out to his cooperation with many international musicians and singers in their visits to Syria.He pointed out that the evening program was varied and dominated by music tracks, which is natural because any musician or singer seeks to introduce his country's music and introduce a wide audience to his music.
He is the most important contemporary French tenor and one of the most famous singers and is the ambassador of French melodies and opera participated in many international evenings and festivals and won many national and international vocal awards and is an honorary member of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the city of Paris.
Rasha Mahfoud
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