happenings March 2022 17 www.bahrainthismonth.com A VOICE TO REMEMBER MARCH 21 SONG CONCERT AMEERA SELIM SH. EBRAHIM BIN MOHAMMED CENTRE FOR CULTURE & RESEARCH HEROINES OR THUGS? MARCH 24 TO 25 - 8:00 PM RAYA AND SAKINA CULTURAL HALL TIMELESS MASTERPIECES MARCH 25 PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA BAHRAIN NATIONAL THEATRE CONNECTING WITH ART MARCH 25 TO 26 - VARIED TIMINGS APPROACHING LEARNING: A SYMPOSIUM AL RIWAQ ART SPACE Whether you are a first-time orchestra performance attendee or a seasoned listener, we are confident you shall leave this event energised and uplifted. The magnificent Philharmonia Orchestra of the United Kingdom will perform a collection of timeless masterpieces by Jean Sibelius, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Ludwig van Beethoven on the stage of the Bahrain National Theatre in its Kingdom of Bahrain debut. The concert is conducted by Finnish Maestro Jukka-Pekka Saraste, with Bahraini Maestro Major General Dr. Mubarak Najem contributing two musical pieces to the orchestra. This event starts at 8pm. For tickets and more information, visit www.springofculture.org.. Approaching Learning is a symposium that complements Al Riwaq Art Space’s commitment to education and learning in connection to the arts. In this first edition, Al Riwaq will host a group of conversions on different topics and issues of concern. Registration is required at www.alriwaqartspace.com. This contemporary performance, produced in conjunction with the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in the Kingdom of Bahrain, brings two popular figures from Egypt and the Arab World to Bahrain. Raya and Sakina are two personalities who have sparked conflicting reactions, with some seeing them as thugs and others seeing them as heroines against colonialism. This production reflects the intertwining, disruptions, and struggles of the human psyche in the form of modern dance. This event is free of charge and starts at 8pm. Visit www.springofculture.org. Are you ready for a breathtaking performance by an internationally-renowned soprano opera singer? Ameera Selim is a French-based Egyptian soprano opera singer. In 2004, she received a concertist diploma from the Cairo Conservatory. She began her career as a soloist and member of the Cairo Opera. In Italy, she began vocal training and Italian music after studying piano, ballet, and painting. She won first prize at the International Orvieto Competition in Italy in 2002. Entry is free for all. This event starts at 8pm. Visit www. springofculture.org.
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