Discover an unclassifiable music that blends jazz, electro, classical and traditional Lebanese music. Moving melodies carried by a gentle voice!
Music without borders
After a two-year interlude, French-Lebanese musician and composer Bachar Mar-Khalifé has unexpectedly released a mini-album called Postludes. Like a return to basics, in solo piano-voice format, the artist brings together six Chopin Preludes, a cover of Nirvana (Something in the Way) and Christophe (Les Paradis Perdus), as well as the song Sawfa Nabqa Houna, which has become a symbol of the resilience of the population in Gaza, and of his battered native Lebanon. For this concert in Bourg-en-Bresse, the program will be extended to include Bachar's own compositions.
Born in Beirut, Bachar Mar Khalifé grew up amidst Lebanon's political upheavals and a dual Western and Eastern musical culture. His compositions echo this, addressing themes of war, exile and melancholy, but also hope and a certain beauty of the world. From an early age, he learned to reinvent his musical heritage with a rare sensitivity. His unclassifiable compositions blend jazz, electro, classical and traditional Lebanese music. Let yourself be enchanted by his gentle voice and moving melodies!
In partnership with La Tannerie
In partnership with La Tannerie
After a two-year interlude, French-Lebanese musician and composer Bachar Mar-Khalifé has unexpectedly released a mini-album called Postludes. Like a return to basics, in solo piano-voice format, the artist brings together six Chopin Preludes, a cover of Nirvana (Something in the Way) and Christophe (Les Paradis Perdus), as well as the song Sawfa Nabqa Houna, which has become a symbol of the resilience of the population in Gaza, and of his battered native Lebanon. For this concert in Bourg-en-Bresse, the program will be extended to include Bachar's own compositions.
Born in Beirut, Bachar Mar Khalifé grew up amidst Lebanon's political upheavals and a dual Western and Eastern musical culture. His compositions echo this, addressing themes of war, exile and melancholy, but also hope and a certain beauty of the world. From an early age, he learned to reinvent his musical heritage with a rare sensitivity. His unclassifiable compositions blend jazz, electro, classical and traditional Lebanese music. Let yourself be enchanted by his gentle voice and moving melodies!
In partnership with La Tannerie
In partnership with La Tannerie
Rates
Rates
Standard rate €24
Reduced rate €20
Less than 26 years old 15€
+ Reduced rates for members
Reduced rate €20
Less than 26 years old 15€
+ Reduced rates for members
Opening times
Opening times
On 12 December 2025
- 20:00 at 21:30
