As part of its ongoing mission to promote Morocco’s musical heritage, the Moroccan Association of Andalusian Music (AMMA) is set to host a remarkable concert on Saturday, October 26, 2024, at 8:30 PM, at the former Sacred Heart Cathedral in Casablanca.
This event promises to be a cultural highlight, celebrating the richness of Moroccan music. The concert will feature an unprecedented collaboration between the legendary master of Andalusian music, Mohamed Briouel, and the young virtuoso, Sanaa Marahati. Together, they will deliver a performance that blends tradition and innovation, offering a fresh interpretation of Morocco’s classical musical heritage.
As a leading force in the preservation and promotion of Morocco’s musical and cultural heritage, AMMA is committed to showcasing the diversity and depth of Moroccan music. This concert is part of a broader initiative to foster creativity while maintaining the authenticity of traditional music, serving as a bridge between generations.
The artistic collaboration between Briouel and Marahati reflects the evolving synergy within Moroccan music today. Mohamed Briouel, internationally renowned for his expertise in traditional Andalusian music, will combine his deep-rooted knowledge with the modern interpretations and vocal brilliance of Sanaa Marahati. This artistic pairing promises to explore the nuances of Andalusian music, melhoun, chgouri, and other Moroccan styles, seamlessly integrating classical elements with contemporary flair.
Through this unique performance, the duo will reimagine traditional sounds by adding a modern touch, while staying true to the historical roots of Moroccan music. “Working alongside a master like Mohamed Briouel is a tremendous honor. This collaboration allows us to present Moroccan music in a new light and share our passion with the world,” says Sanaa Marahati.
Supported by the National Lottery, which dedicates all of its proceeds to social and cultural causes, this event is not only a musical celebration but also a demonstration of solidarity and cultural development in Morocco.
“Preserving and promoting Moroccan music, a symbol of our rich cultural heritage, is something we are deeply passionate about. This concert is a beautiful opportunity to celebrate tradition while paving the way for new creations that will inspire future generations,” said Fatima Mabchour, Founder and President of AMMA.
This concert will undoubtedly mark an unforgettable evening, showcasing the best of Morocco’s musical traditions while opening the door to future innovations in the art.
