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In the music of Anamel, two of the most famous musicians of Lebanon, people tremble like a stone in the festivals of Beiteddine, influenced by the charm of world music, by the maestro Abdurrahman Al-Basha and the pianist veteran Billy Idi.
The concert, with Idi, created four nineteenth-century works for French writers and was completed with Claude DePussy's "Happy Island", which he traveled with his audience into a world full of music. hope and happiness.
As soon as the enchanting Pascal Balsa landed on the piano, the German musician Wilkes Mendelssohn gave the melody to the audience's melody, which sang with the Lebanese international maestro.
Pasha also evolves among the works of the great Chopin, through many audible works of Spanish musicians Manuel de Vala and Russian Mili Blekerev, to conclude some of his pieces in an album entitled "Arabesque".
The concert is completed by an outstanding performance of the musicians Idi and El Pasha on a piano, bringing the audience into the romantic era with a piece by the Czech composer Antonin Dvorak entitled "Two Piano and Four Fingers", which led the audience to applaud for more than five minutes, asking for more music. It was only artists coming back and giving more music and hoping for a thirsty audience for clbadical music.
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