Damascus-SANA
With music that was free of stereotypes and redistributed again, pianist Lynn Janad, with the participation of the Orpheus Orchestra, led by Maestro Andre Maalouli, performed this evening, at Dar Al-Assad for Culture and Arts, a musical evening that included the playing of pieces, presented for the first time to the audience of the Damascus Opera.
Janad participated in the evening's presentation by a number of players on different types of musical instruments, as they presented a number of various pieces (Pascalia), (Blodanub and More) and (Symphony No. 40) by Mozart.
Artist Lynn Jannad, in a statement to SANA reporter, indicated that the concert includes a distribution of international music, in addition to works of art by the orchestra, which are distinguished by their seriousness and sobriety, which she revived in her own way, which she sees as closer to the current reality by distributing it with a new musical viewpoint in the blending of several musical styles. With each other, and merging different percussion instruments such as drums and drums, to come out with a completely new musical experience from the original experience.
Janad added that she is currently working on producing new pieces of music, whether composed by her or redistributing the old ones, provided that she presents these pieces at upcoming concerts.
It is noteworthy that the musician Lynn Jannad, born in Damascus in 1985, holds a degree in music, specializing in piano from the Higher Institute of Music, with distinction, and a BA in French from Damascus University in 2009.
Khader Suleiman
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