The World in the Concert Hall

Here you find artists from both near and far. Traditional folk music, modern ethno groove and boundless combinations of energy!

From Portugal to Brazil

The World in the Concert Hall presents António Zambujo, with a unique blend of Portuguese fado and Brazilian pop.

Fri

Sep

19.00

The forbidden orchestra

The World in the Concert Hall presents five women on instruments that have been - or are - forbidden, chastised or controversial for women to play. The concert is a part of the Planeta Festival.

Fri

Nov

19.00

With a passion for the oud

The World in the Concert Hall presents Adnan Joubran, a master of the ancient musical instrument oud from Mesopotamia.

Sat

Nov

19.30

The Persian Nightingale

The World in the Concert Hall presents the Kurdish Sufi singer Shahram Nazeri and the Dastan Ensemble.

Mon

Dec

19.00

Beyond Boundaries

The World in the Concert Hall presents the singer Abeer Nehme and the tar player Tahmoures Pournazeri, uniting ancient Iranian music with Mediterranean music.

Fri

Dec

19.00

Oriental gospel

The World in the Concert Hall presents Kurdish ballad queen Aynur Dogan singing about oppression, freedom and love.

Sat

Dec

19.00

A declaration of love to the Universe

The World in the Concert Hall presents the Sahin Sisters, Turkish Alevites who believe in humanism and worship nature.

Sun

Dec

18.00

The Bosnian diva

The World in the Concert Hall presents Hanka Paldum, the indisputable diva of Bosnian folk music and sevdalinka.

Sat

Dec

19.00

Boundless sounds

The World in the Concert Hall presents sounds, rhythms, improvisations and melodies from Japan, India and Sweden with Anders Hagberg, Suranjana Ghosh and Karin Nakagawa.

Fri

Apr

19.00