URUK Chamber Music Group
أمسية مجموعة
أوروك لموسيقى الصالة
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St.Mary's Church, 1 The Mount, Acton, London, W3 9NW, England, UK
St.Mary's Church, 1 The Mount, Acton, London, W3 9NW, England, UK
Saturday 31st January, 2026
5:30 pm [Doors will be open at 5:00 pm]
مؤسسة انهار الثقافة تتشرف برعاية مجموعة أوروك لموسيقى الصالة في أمسية موسيقية استثنائية تُعيد إلى الذاكرة ألق الرافدين وعمق الإنسان العراقي عبر لغة الموسيقى الراقية.
تجمع الأمسية نخبةً من الموسيقيين العراقيين من أنحاء العالم، ليقدّموا باقة من الأعمال الكلاسيكية والتأليفات الحديثة التي تمزج بين تراث النهرين العراقي والروح المعاصرة، في حوارٍ فنيّ يجمع الشرق بالغرب، والعراقة بالإبداع الحديث.
Rivers of Culture Foundation is proud to sponsor the URUK Chamber Music Group in an exceptional evening of music that rekindles the spirit of Mesopotamia and the depth of the Iraqi soul through the universal language of art.
Bringing together distinguished Iraqi musicians from across the globe, this concert presents a selection of classical and contemporary works that weave together ancient heritage and modern creativity — a musical dialogue between East and West, tradition and innovation.
In this night, the strings will echo with the breath of the Tigris and Euphrates, telling stories of love, exile, hope, and identity, reflecting an Iraq that rises through beauty and harmony rather than noise and sorrow.
It is an invitation to a journey through time, where the voices of the past meet the pulse of the present, united in one timeless melody — the melody of the Iraqi soul.
Most members of the URUK Chamber Music Group are graduates of the School of Music and Ballet in Baghdad, one of Iraq’s most esteemed institutions for classical music training.
Since their graduation, they have continued to perform, collaborate, and grow together across Europe and the world, united by their shared artistic roots and a deep passion for preserving and reimagining the musical heritage of Iraq. Their journey embodies the enduring spirit of friendship, creativity, and resilience that has always defined the musicians of Baghdad.