Ibrahim Maalouf Live in the Arena of Nîmes, in 4K
Ibrahim Maalouf exclusively offers the music from his new album during an exceptional concert behind the closed doors of the Arena of Nîmes.
Ibrahim Maalouf © Oléo Films
Ibrahim Maalouf © Oléo Films
Ibrahim Maalouf © Oléo Films
Born in Beirut in 1980, Ibrahim Maalouf is rewarded in France with 4 “Victoires de la Musique”, a “César” and a “Prix Lumières” for best film music in 2016. In Germany, he received an “Echo Jazz”.
His work of mixing genres has been recognized around the world for more than 10 years. In September 2020, Ibrahim Maalouf exclusively offers the music from his new album during an exceptional concert behind the closed doors of the Arena of Nîmes. He returns to the elementary form of the duo, with the guitarist who has accompanied him for over 10 years, François Delporte.
Les chœurs d’Orchestre à l’école (the school choirs) will join the duo for a rendezvous with history: the Arenas of Nîmes, built at the end of the 1st century AD, are one of the best preserved Roman constructions in the world. To walk in these arenas is to walk in 1900 years of history, to breathe the air of another civilization.
Production year 2020
Distribution TV Auditorium Films
Genre World Music
Duration 35'
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