11.2.5 Does your university as a body contribute to local arts, in terms of number of annual public performances of university choirs / theatre groups / orchestras etc.?
Music Club [1]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Student-Activities-Beirut/Music-Club
The Music Club at Beirut Arab University is an extracurricular activity for talented students. Our mission is to foster musical talent, both instrumental and vocal, and help students elevate their skills. Beyond musical development, the Music Club also emphasizes discipline, patience, social skills, and self-esteem enhancement.
Enrollment Process
Joining the Music Club is a straightforward and rewarding experience:
Applications:
Students can secure their spot by completing an online application, available at the beginning of the fall semester.
Auditions:
Students who apply for the Music Club are invited for auditions during the second or third week of the fall semester, where they perform in front of the Music Club committee. Successful candidates proceed to rehearsals.
Workshops:
Our Student Activities Department conducts workshops with accomplished artistic specialists to refine the skills of accepted students, both on and off the stage.
Rehearsals:
After auditions, the Music Club committee assigns students to vocalists and musicians. Students practice their songs, both solos and choir pieces, during the fall and spring semesters, culminating in the annual music concert at the end of the fall semester.
Performance:
Singers and musicians take the stage at the end of the spring semester to showcase their hard work and talents. All our performances are open to the public and completely free of charge.
Drama Club [2]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Student-Activities-Beirut/Drama-Club
The Drama Club at Beirut Arab University is an extracurricular activity focused on helping students develop their talents and boost their self-confidence, creativity, and communication skills. We provide a platform for students to explore acting, put on plays, and work on stage, all leading to an exciting annual performance.
Enrollment Process
Joining the Drama Club is simple and enjoyable:
Applications:
Fill out an easy online form to reserve your spot at our auditions, held at the beginning of the fall semester.
Auditions:
Showcase your talent in front of our friendly Drama Club committee during the second or third week of the fall semester. Successful candidates move on to the next stage.
Workshops:
Our experienced team of artistic specialists conducts practical sessions to improve your skills, both on and off the stage.
Rehearsals:
Dive into the world of theater as you prepare for the final performances. Whether you’re handling sound and lights or performing on stage, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Performance:
Shine on stage at the end of the spring semester. We also participate in cultural festivals hosted by other universities and organizations. All our performances are open to the public and completely free of charge.
History
Founded in 1996 by a passionate group of students, the Drama Club has a rich history. With the support of Wissam Sabbagh, a BAU graduate, our first performance, “Be’id Ankon” (God Forbid), was a big success, setting the stage for years of excellence.
Notable Alumni
The Drama Club has been a launchpad for talented individuals who have made their mark in the entertainment industry. This includes producer Hussien Jaber and actors/voice-over artists Hassan Masri, Rana Rifai, Rania Hamandi, and Rana Bahlawan.
Awards
We take pride in our achievements, including:
- 2003 AL Moultaka AL Fanni Best Performance Award for “Barrat EL Jaw”
- 2003 AL Moultaka AL Fanni Best Actor Award for Hassan Masri in “Barrat RL Jaw”
- 2003 AL Moultaka AL Fanni Best Direction Award for Hassan Masri in “Barrat RL Jaw”
- 2006 Daraj AL Gemmayze Best Performance Award for “Jomhoureyat Al Mawz” (Banana Republic)
- 2008 Universities Theatre Festival Best Performance Award for “Coma”
- 2011 4th Universities Theatre Festival Best Performance Award for “Yalli Khelie Elie” (He Who Is Born Is Stuck)
- 2011 5th Universities Theatre Festival Best Performance Award for “Banete Khabsa Wel Baee Labsa” (As Long as They Are Happy)
- 2011 7th Universities Theatre Festival Best Performance Award for “Mahlouleh” (All Set)
Dealing with the past memories for Future Rights of Enforced Disappeared Persons Play [3]
https://twitter.com/BeirutArabUni/status/1437653429934084108
(HRC-BAU) invites you to attend a play that is part of a project entitled "Dealing with the past memories for Future Rights of Enforced Disappeared Persons" to highlight on the consequence of this outcome and promote the right to freedom.
Drama Club Theater [4]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/News/Drama-Club-Theater
The Students’ Activities Department at Beirut Arab University organized the Play “Who is the king: based on the Original Play of the “King is the King” for the famous Writer Saadallah Wannous. The Play was rescript, redirected by Rania Mroueh, and was held at Jamal Abdel Nasser Hall- Beirut Campus.
In Beirut, a BAU exhibition revives damaged architecture for Lebanese children [5]
https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/beirut-bau-exhibition-revives-damaged-architecture-lebanese-children
At the heart of a historic area damaged by the Beirut blasts, the “Beirut Miniature Model Art Exhibition” of the Beirut Arab University has revived the Lebanese capital by reimagining its colors and memories over the course of 3 days, at the Saint Nicolas stairs in Gemmayze. It allowed children to enhance awareness to their cultural heritage and develop their emotional attachment to the territory of Beirut, by exposing them to miniature Beirut buildings developed by BAU students, and through the construction of cognitive maps and the use of spatial maps designed in a game environment.
The exhibition is an outcome of the initiative led by the BAU faculty of Architecture-Design & Built Environment to develop children's emotional attachment to the city of Beirut following the blasts, and is supported by UNODC, UNESCO and UNFPA, as part of UNODC’s Education4Justice programme and UNESCO's Li Beirut initiative.
Partners, NGOs, students, teachers and parents gathered in Gemmayze to discover the colorful displays which restore Beirut to its former beauty. A Ribbon Cutting celebration was also held in presence of the BAU president Dr. Amr Galal El-Adawi and representatives from UNODC and UNESCO.
© UNESCO
During the exhibition, more than 70 children from the affected area explored the models and interacted with a creative game board with 3D physical models for specific neighborhoods and historic damaged buildings in Beirut, that was designed to stimulate the spatial thinking of children as a coping strategy after the traumatic event. Children also colored an illustration that depicts the Beirut blasts, solidarity and resilience to convey positive and empowering messages.
As part of the project, 45 children had also been invited to a workshop at the BAU lab and Karantina garden in Beirut, in collaboration with NGO “Himaya Daeem Aataa”, and were engaged in different activities. Each child created his/her own neighborhood using the materials of the game board including folded papers and landscape elements. The children also explored the large-scale model of selected heritage buildings in Beirut.
Earlier in April, 225 teachers of art and sciences had attended an online webinar and were trained on how to use the designed maps and models with students to improve the pedagogical practice, by integrating spatial thinking in their classes.
© UNESCO
© UNESCO
HRC Organized a Play by BAU Students tackling the Lebanese Civil War [6]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/News/HRC-Organized-a-Play-by-BAU-Students-tackling-the-Lebanese-Civil-War
The Human Rights Center at Beirut Arab University organized a play that tackled the Lebanese Civil War and lessons learnt from the legacy of this bitter experience.
This play was directed by Ms. Rania Mroueh and performed by BAU students from different faculties at Beirut Campus. The play was part of an activity held by the “Dealing with the Past Memories for Future Rights of Enforced Disappeared Persons” project funded by the United Nations Peace Building Fund and jointly implemented with the “Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights” (OHCHR).
Faculty of Architecture- Design & Built Environment Inaugurated Beirut Miniature Model Art Exhibition [7]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/News/Faculty-of-Architecture-Design-and-Built-Environment-Inaugurated-Beirut-Miniature-Model-Art-Exhibition
The President of Beirut Arab University Prof. Amr Galal El – Adawi inaugurated “Beirut Miniature Model Art Exhibition to introduce Cultural Heritage to Children» that was launched by the Faculty of Architecture - Design and Built Environment in partnership with UNESCO, the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, at Saint Nicolas Stairs in Gemmayzeh Area.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Prof. Ibtihal El Bastawissi, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture - Design and Built Environment, Ms. Rony Sabbagh, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Lebanon, Dr. Seiko Sugita, Programme specialist in social and human sciences at UNESCO Beirut, in addition to faculty deans and representatives of the United Nations Organizations, university professors and faculty students.
The three-day exhibition took place after the great efforts performed by the Faculty of Architecture- Design and Built Environment team for a period of six months to provide a large number of architectural miniatures of heritage buildings in Beirut with the contribution of the Urban Laboratory. These models were in high quality and accurate showing the architectural details of these buildings.
The faculty students and professors supervising the exhibition accompanied visitors in their tours, introduced them to the displayed models and explained the architectural details that characterize the heritage buildings of Beirut. They also gave souvenirs to children inspired by the main objective of the exhibition. Souvenirs consist from collections of facades in which the child can assemble by himself to recreate one of the models of heritage buildings for the identity of Beirut City.
Professor Amr Galal El- Adawi, President of Beirut Arab University, congratulated the working group under the supervision of Professor Ibtihal El Bastawissi, the Dean of the Faculty, in preparing for this exhibition, which embodies the real message of the University and its pioneering role in serving the Lebanese society in general and the people of Beirut in particular, through this project that enhances the social role of the architect in spreading the culture of preserving the architectural and urban heritage of the city.
Capacity Building on Truth and Justice [8]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/News/Capacity-Building-on-Truth-and-Justice
The Human Rights Center at BAU organized a capacity building training on “Truth and Justice” at BAU- Tripoli Branch. The training lasted for two consecutive days on 1-2/10/2021 at the Multipurpose Room and was a part of the “Dealing with the Past Memories for Future Rights of Enforced Disappeared Persons” project funded by the United Nations Peace Building Fund and jointly implemented with OHCHR.
This project aims to shed more light on people who experienced the enforced disappearance of others and provide enough information to highlight the root causes of past conflict and present social tensions in addition to opening public debate and facilitating cross-confessional dialogue, which helps engage the Lebanese youth. The participating students from different majors were willing to know more about the core and values of the law that allow the affected Lebanese to achieve justice and seek the truth.
Judge Sara Rammal inaugurated the first day of the training, discussing the enforced disappearance in the light of concepts of justice and truth. After that, the Vice President of Fighters for Peace Mr. Asaad Chaftari held a debate with the students about true reconciliation and its conditions for the individual and groups. The second day of the training opened with Ms. Lara Al-Deeb, one of the board members of the Committee of the Families of Kidnapped and Disappeared in Lebanon. She gave details about the adoption of the law concerning the absence and the enforced disappearance of persons and the implementation of the resolutions of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance. Afterwards, Mrs. Dala Bazzi, the instructor of physical kinesiology and therapy through dancing, showed a video in which the dancers express their feelings through movement only. This video aimed to emphasize the importance of the theatre as a place for people to express their needs and deliver messages to the audience about the role of art and music in expressing solidarity with the issue of the enforced disappeared persons.
HRC Organized a Play by BAU Students tackling the Lebanese Civil War [9]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/News/HRC-Organized-a-Play-by-BAU-Students-tackling-the-Lebanese-Civil-War
The Human Rights Center at Beirut Arab University organized a play that tackled the Lebanese Civil War and lessons learnt from the legacy of this bitter experience.
This play was directed by Ms. Rania Mroueh and performed by BAU students from different faculties at Beirut Campus. The play was part of an activity held by the “Dealing with the Past Memories for Future Rights of Enforced Disappeared Persons” project funded by the United Nations Peace Building Fund and jointly implemented with the “Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights” (OHCHR).
Artistic Clubs [10]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Campus-Life/Artistic-Clubs
Since BAU values and nurtures talent, we have put forward the opportunity for our students to join any of three Artistic Clubs. Whether you are dazzled by the lights of the theater, the graceful movements of a dancer, or the harmonic sounds of the symphony, Artistic Clubs are the best choice for you.
Drama Club
Do you feel like you can convince anyone by acting? Are you confident enough to look crazy on a stage? BAU’s Drama Club is your chance to shine on stage and show your best. When you join this club, you’ll be able to participate in local and Arab festivals. You’ll also get to meet a variety of local and Arab actors and actresses.
He who is born is stuck
Alb El Balad [11]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/albelbalad/
Within the series of diverse activities organized by the Student Activities Department at Beirut Arab University, the Drama Club presented its “Alb El Balad” play under the auspices of the University President Professor Amr Galal El Adawi. The play was presented within the Eighth University Festival organized by the Ministry of Culture at the UNESCO Palace on Friday 22/4/2016 and in Jamal Abdul Nasser Hall at Beirut Arab University on Tuesday and Friday 4-5/5/2016
The events of the play take place at one of the 1950s modest hotels. One of the hotel guests who range between scholars and figures of culture, media and arts is murdered. Things get worse with the arrival of Abou Shafik, the opportunist non-professional detective as the investigation conducted is based on the struggle among those who call themselves the elite. The play and the investigation come out with a surprise ending which shows the collapse of every detail of our life which resembles that humble and ramshackle hotel.
In addition to the actor Wissam Sabbagh, the cast of characters also includes students Mohammad Darwish, Maya Shamsi Basha, Rashel Rashid, Rima Shehade, Ahmad Hamesh, Nourhan Ghizzawi, Zeina Hayek, Soulave El Juaid, Farah Jawad, Lilian Shmeit, Omar Al Daouk, and Abdel Ghani Slaii. The crew consists of the lighting technician Youssef Hamza, Sound technician Hassan Khalil, Scenic designers Hassan Al Samawi and Noura Berjawi, Special makeup and hair artist Maysoun Hilal, makeup artist Reem Lawand, Ad designer Nader Hassan, Stage director Nader Darwish, author Mohammad Al Saoudi and Director Hassan Al Masri.
In recognition of his great career, Salah Tizani, the well-known actor (Abou Salim) was granted BAU’s honorary shield by the Director of the Student Activities Department Ms. Nadine Abla after the first show in Jamal Abdul nasser Hall.
All Set [12]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/drama-club-2014-15-all-set/
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Amr Galal El Adawi, President of Beirut Arab University, the Drama Club presented its play “Mahlouleh” on 28-29/4 2015 in Jamal Abed Al Nasser Hall. “Mahlouleh” depicts real life by portraying its harsh reality and invites people to face any difficulties inside their country away from migration. Wissam receives an offer from the Lebanese producer, Murad, who runs a channel in London. However, his family members, driven by their logical reasons, try hard to block this offer by any means possible. His wife is looking for fame as a TV and cinema star and is not inclined to give up her dream and leave to the City of Fog. Wissam’s mother cannot find any rational excuse to leave Lebanon, especially after her sister Fadwa, who newly returned from Australia, persuades her that Lebanon is a piece of heaven on earth. Jad, the son, rejects the idea of traveling without any second thoughts.
The actors who participated in the play were Omar Daouk, Mohammad Darwish, Rima Shehadeh, Mustafa Al Halabi, Stephanie Shahrouk and Sulaf Al Juaid, as well as Drama Club alumni Rania Hamandi, Rana Bahlawan and Rayan Al Alti. The play was written by Claudia Marshalian, directed by Hassan Al Masri and supervised by Wissam Sabbagh.
Dance Club
If you get excited by the rhythmic movements of dancers on a stage, then this is the right club for you. Our dance club will teach you two main kinds of dances, modern dance and folk dance. You’ll also be exposed to other forms of dance like oriental dancing. You’ll get the chance to perform on stage in front of an audience at BAU and outside in competitions and international events.
Te3la W Tet3ammar Ya Dar [13]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/folk-dance-club-2015-16-te3la-w-tet3ammar-ya-dar/
Dance with Passion [14]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/folk-dance-modern-dance-club-2012-13-dance-with-passion/
ضمن فعاليات قسم النشاطات الطلابية في جامعة بيروت العربية، برعاية وحضور رئيس الجامعة” الدكتور عمرو جلال العدوي”، قدم فريق الرقص عرضاً مميزاً في قاعة جمال عبد الناصر وذلك يوم الأربعاء الواقع في 15 أيار عام 2013. حمل هذا الحفل عنوان “الرقص بشغف”، امتد من الفلكلور الشعبي الى الانواع الحديثة من الرقص والتي شملت الرقصات الغجرية و اليونانية و الأجنبية و الفلسطينية كما اللبنانية. أعضاء الفريق وهم طلاب من جميع الكليات أحمد حبار، أسامة خطاب، اليزابيت الخطيب، رنا الشوفي، شفيق الفقير، علي شحيمي، فرح خالد، محمد سلام، محمد غنيم، منال شياح، نور بيلاني، هناء الشوفي، وذلك باشراف مدربة الرقص “آني ساركسيان كوزدانيان”.
Art Festival [15]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/art-festival-2013-14/
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Amr Galal El Adawi, President of Beirut Arab University, the First Art and Music Festival was held on Wednesday 14-05-2014 in Beirut campus. This event was organized and supervised by Ms. Nadine Abla, Director of the Student Activities Department. The festival hosted the art teams from Beirut, Debbieh and Tripoli campuses. The teams presented a set of Arabic and foreign songs, as well as folk and modern dances derived from folk and modern dance clubs. It also included an exhibition of paintings by students and artists from the Russian Cultural Center. The event was attended by students from various faculties, faculties’ deans and administrators. In the end, Ms. Abla presented commemorative shields to all teams and trainers.
Music Club
Have you always aspired to become a member of a band or choir? Do your friends tell you that you have an amazing voice? If you are that person, then BAU’s Student Activities invites you to join the Music Club. You will get to perform live in front of audiences from BAU and outside. You’ll regularly practice with others who share your interests; and you will be exposed to chances beyond your imagination.
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Music Club T Concert [16]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/music-club-t-2016-17-concert/
Music Club Concert [17]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/music-club-2014-15-concert/
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Amr Galal El Adawi, President of BAU and on the occasion of concluding the spring semester, the Student Activities Department organized the music club concert that was held in Jamal Abed Al Nasser Hall on Thursday 30/4/2015. The concert was attended by faculty deans, academic and non-academic staff and interested students. Traditional Egyptian and Lebanese songs including Sabah’s and Rahbanis’ as well as modern ones were presented. For one whole hour, the band charmed the audience with their fascinating music.
One Earth Hour Night [18]
http://activities.bau.edu.lb/music-club-2014-15-one-earth-hour-night/
BAU Music Club – Beirut Campus participated in the concert held in the Earth Hour campaign at Pavillon Royal Biel on Saturday 28/3/2015. This campaign was launched by G organization and MTV in an initiative aiming to turn off the lights for an hour to save the environment. This concert included a music battle between university music bands in cooperation with Beirut Arab University – Beirut Campus, Lebanese American University, American University of Beirut and Saint Joseph University.
Success Story at BAU Honored Abdel Halim Caracalla [19]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/News/Success-Story-at-BAU-Honored-Abdel-Halim-Caracalla
Abdel Halim Caracall, the Lebanese creative artist from the City of Sun and history Baalbek, was BAU’s honoured guest at the "Success Story" organized by the Public Relations Department for the seventh year in a row in the presence of HE President Hussein Al-Husseini, Consultant to Prime Minister Saad Hariri Dr. Ammar Houri, BAU President Professor Amr Galal El-Adawi, and a crowd of artists and media figures as well as the guest’s friends and family along with BAU family and students.
As with every year, this event is an opportunity to highlight the successes of distinguished personalities. This year, Abdel Halim Caracalla, who received many appreciation and culture medals, engaged the audience with his personal and artistic experiences in which he transcended himself starting with heritage, being the main land and source of giving in search of the content and its dimensions to create an artistic form that is compatible with the subject. For Caracalla, content is not affected by time, contrary to form that constantly alters with time and generations.
In his poetic introduction of Caracalla, Poet Talal Haidar described him as the life-time friend, for they both come from Baalbek where they harvested the heritage seasons and wandered the temples together. Caracalla was worried about a body attracted by the earth, so he used body language to write a language that can only be comprehended by a body that walks on the water.”
“Caracalla sat with his destiny and together they sketched his creative career in the musical dance theatre across half a century starting with pole-vaulting upwards to jump over all stages towards the impossible,” Haidar continued.
In the form of a TV dialogue, the event was held in Jamal Abdel Nasser Hall and moderated by Director of Public Relations Ms. Zina Ariss. In her welcoming speech, she presented Caracalla’s most successful works, pointing out that “he watered all theatres with his sweat and effort for Lebanon to shine bright in the world.”
“Talking about Caracalla is but like wearing a perfume of pride with which we arm ourselves to any artistic and cultural event, ostentatiously boasting of an ingenious Lebanese who catered to his theatre as does loyalty to good land, and stood on the stage of life as a distinguished Lebanese name and a flag that hovers with creativity,” Al-Ariss continued.
Caracalla in his talk started with his career as an athlete who was the Arab countries’ champion pole-vaulter, representing Lebanon in international games several times. Then, he studied the history and science of dance theatre at the Marta Graham School in London and modern dance in Dijon in France (Hahie Lemon School). His band’s first launch was in the stadium of the Temple of Jupiter in Baalbek.
Regarding his works of art, Caracalla made it clear that he is inspired by “heritage, Arab history and tales of the East, from a Bedouin roaming the desert, where innate music emanates from the feet of a camel or horse on the desert sands, where King Hussein, the late King of Jordan who was greatly influenced by Caracalla’s 'Black Tents' which talks about Bedouin life, took care of the band’s tours in Europe and America.”
“If you are an artist, no one but you can access your own self to explore creativity through your heritage, identity, and location. If art doesn’t resemble us, it is worthless. We must evoke an art that looks like us and introduce it to the whole world," Caracalla continued.
Concerning stardom, he maintained that “it is very important to convey our civilization to the world but in a contemporary form, a dialogue between the past and the present. We must explore history for themes that affect the world and contain humanitarian lessons, highlighting Lebanon’s bright image in the Arab civilization and in the course of knowledge.”
With respect to his family, Caracalla talked about how he developed the sense of land and heritage in his son and daughter, and how the family work together to create a dance show, with each playing key roles in the artistic team. His daughter Elissar takes charge of designing the dance and his son Ivan directs all of the elements into a theatrical format.
As for his ambition and future message, Caracalla pointed out that “I should not stop. I love to create all that is different and uncommon; ambition without knowledge has no value. The artist should have a humanitarian content in his creation and structure of the musical dance theatre. I want to transcend myself in every work and look for new horizons in themes, melodies and music distribution.”
The meeting concluded with President El-Adawi presenting BAU honorary shield to Caracalla as a token of gratitude and appreciation of his efforts and contribution.
Faculties Acting Competition [20]
https://activities.bau.edu.lb/faculties-acting-competition-2017-18/
Based on its objective to enrich campus life and provide students with multicultural experiences to develop their social and interpersonal skills, the Student Activities Department is holding a new competition, the Faculties Acting Competition entitled “Once Upon a Time” on November 29th, 2017.
This competition requires each faculty to form a group of 5 students who must adopt ONE of the following classic tales and act THEIR twisted version of the story in five minutes only.
– Romeo and Juliet
– Red Riding Hood
– Hansel and Gretel
– Snow White
– Beauty and the Beast
– Wizard of Oz
– Cinderella
– Sleeping Beauty
– Aladdin
– Titanic
Contestants will perform in front of an audience and a jury of three celebrities: Actress Ward EL Khal, Writer Claudia Marchelian and Producer Marwan Haddad.
The winning team will get the chance to perform in one of the jury members’ movies or series.
Shelter for Life [21]
https://activities.bau.edu.lb/tripoli-drama-club-2016-17-shelter-for-life/
Activities Facilities [22]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/BAUUpload/Publications/Attachments/Faculties_Tec_May2012_06132017143629_BAUOfficeTechnical.pdf
Indoor & Outdoor Sport Courts (Basketball, Volleyball, Handball, Tennis), Sport Halls (Ping Pong, Chess, Billiard), International Football Stadium, Gymnastic & Fitness Areas, Physical Education Hall, Judo & Thai Boxing Rooms, Badminton Stadiums, Martial Arts Room, Music & Dance Chambers, Theatre, Astronomical Observatory, Meeting Rooms for Environmental & Scouts Club, Archery Area & Green Fields.
“Annual Musical Concert” under the title of “A Tune and Nostalgia” [23]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/Event/Annual-MusicalConcert-under-the-title-of-A-Tune-and-Nostalgia
The “Music Club” at the Students’ Activities Department will be holding its “Annual Musical Concert” under the title of “A Tune and Nostalgia”. The concert will take place on the 16th of May, 2022 at Jamal Abdel Nasser Hall - Beirut Site at 4:00 P.M.
“Amaken Band” Musical Concert at BAU [24]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/Public-Relations/Event/Amaken-Band-Musical-Concert-atBAU
The good old music days of Fairuz, the Rahbani Brothers, Salwa Quatrib, and Romeo Lahoud, were revived in over an hour and more, during which the audience were taken back in time at BAU. These memories were lived in a Musical Concert organized by the Public Relations Administration at Beirut Arab University for “Amaken” Band - owned and supervised by Maestro Andre Hajj, the Main Conductor of the Lebanese National Orchestra - and the Singer Loreine Hage, whose sweet voice took the audience through time to the shores of serenity and peace through a selection of Oriental and Lebanese songs.
BAU Annual Music Club Show [25]
https://www.bau.edu.lb/TripoliCampus/Event/Annual-Music-Club-Show
The Student Activities Department at Tripoli Campus performed the Annual Music Concert under the supervision of the Music Club instructor Mr. Rami Beck. The concert, which included a group of marvelous oriental and western songs, was performed by the members of the club; Dima Jaroudy, Amal Rahim, Aya Orabi, Radwan Baroudi, Karim Hammoud, and Haicam Drayai. The concert ended with the “Sticky Notes" band, consisting of: George Karam, Karim Ghazzi, Mohsen Azizi and Karim Amoudi from the University of Balamand, and Fadi Yahia, Muhammad Kadour, and Dima Jaroudy from Beirut Arab University. In the end, the Vice President for Tripoli branch Affairs Prof. Khaled Baghdady and Deputy for Secretary General Mr. Mohamad Hammoud thanked the Student Activities Department and members of the Music Club for their efforts by giving shields to each and a trophy for the Music Club instructor Rami Bek.
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