Music Concert by Ayman Jarjour and Maya Youssef in support of Syrian Refugees

Saturday 27th June 2020 7:00 PM

Walthamstow Hall (Main Hall)

06/27/2020 19:00 06/27/2020 00:00 Europe/London Music Concert by Ayman Jarjour and Maya Youssef in support of Syrian Refugees Sevenoaks Welcomes Refugees presents Ayman Jarjour and Maya Youssef Internationally-renowned Syrian classical guitarist Ayman Jarjour has performed worldwide, including at Carnegie Hall in New York, and studied in Madrid and at the Juilliard Ayman returns to Sevenoaks with a varied programme including Classical, Spanish, Latin, Modern and Syrian music Maya Youssef is hailed as ‘queen of the qanun,’ (BBC) the 78-stringed Middle Eastern plucked zither For her, the act of playing music is the opposite of death and destruction; it is a life- and hope-affirming act and an antidote to what is happening, not only in Syria, but in the whole world Her debut album ‘Syrian Dreams’ was highly acclaimed around the world and has led to her performing on prestigious stages such as the BBC Proms and receiving a number of prestigious awards including her highest honour, the Year 6 class of Dalmain Primary School in London being named ‘Youssef’ in recognition of her inspirational work Image courtesy of (L to R): Jillian Edelstein and Samantha Lord  www aymanjarjour com/www mayayoussef com/
Music Concert by Ayman Jarjour and Maya Youssef in support of Syrian Refugees

19d71364642e034b4ba01ff37b80f09c.pngSevenoaks Welcomes Refugees presents Ayman Jarjour and Maya Youssef. Internationally-renowned Syrian classical guitarist Ayman Jarjour has performed worldwide, including at Carnegie Hall in New York, and studied in Madrid and at the Juilliard. Ayman returns to Sevenoaks with a varied programme including Classical, Spanish, Latin, Modern and Syrian music. Maya Youssef is hailed as ‘queen of the qanun,’ (BBC) the 78-stringed Middle Eastern plucked zither. For her, the act of playing music is the opposite of death and destruction; it is a life- and hope-affirming act and an antidote to what is happening, not only in Syria, but in the whole world. Her debut album ‘Syrian Dreams’ was highly acclaimed around the world and has led to her performing on prestigious stages such as the BBC Proms and receiving a number of prestigious awards including her highest honour, the Year 6 class of Dalmain Primary School in London being named ‘Youssef’ in recognition of her inspirational work.

Image courtesy of (L to R): Jillian Edelstein and Samantha Lord. 

www.aymanjarjour.com/
www.mayayoussef.com/


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Walthamstow Hall (Main Hall)

Holly Bush Lane
Sevenoaks
TN13 3UL

The Main Hall and the Ship Theatre are situated at Walthamstow Hall's Senior School in Holly Bush Lane, Sevenoaks, close to the Vine cricket ground. The Main Hall can take an audience of up to 250, depending on layout. The Ship can seat an audience of 199 on two levels and has a 'thrust' stage design. 

Car parking is available in the school grounds and nearby roads

This event will be held in the Main Assembly Hall of the school