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Unveiling of the program for the 22nd edition of the

Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal

Montreal, Tuesday, October 5, 2021 - The Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal today unveiled the program

of its 22nd edition, running from October 29 to November 13, 2021, in hybrid format. Performing Arts, Salon de la Culture, Film and ͞Espace Aleph"

The Festiǀal's broad, diverse program will feature artists, filmmakers and thinkers from every background through

its Performing Arts, Espace Aleph (free shows), Salon de la Culture and Film components. Digital programming

that can be ǀiewed on the Festiǀal's new website will present a series of performances, debates and lectures

involving artists, journalists and international thinkers.

artistic encounters along with debates of ideas from artists, creators and thinkers of all backgrounds and

international artists from the United States, Europe and Lebanon, and we have produced shows remotely with

their première performances in Montreal. Despite the restrictions we face, no concession has been made in

terms of artistic quality."

TD Bank Group, a major partner of the Festival du Monde Arabe for nine years now, is once again strengthening

its commitment to the development of arts rooted in diversity. ͞Artists and musicians play a ǀital role in the

shaping of our communities and in the exchange of outlooks that break free of the ordinary," said Sylǀie Demers,

This is why TD is proud to support the Festival du Monde Arabe, an initiative directly in keeping with the values of

sharing and inclusion that we convey through the TD Ready Commitment, our global corporate citizenship

platform."

Performing Arts

- Damascus, from the Nile to the Euphrates - opening night: A true musical odyssey in tribute to a

pluralistic Syria, exploring the enormous wealth and diversity of that part of the world. Through the voice

of the illustrious singer Lubana Al Quntar, Aramaic, Syriac, Sufi, Armenian, Kurdish and Turkish songs will

be featured, in addition to the classical repertory. -> October 29 in the Cinquième Salle

- Sufi Summit - closing night: A gathering at the summit of sacred art, a mystical journey with outstanding

artists from different Sufi traditions, with Khaled Al Hafez (Syria), Abir Nasraoui (Tunisia), Habib Hosseini

(Iran), Abdelkarim Shaar (Lebanon) and Mushfiq Hachimi (Afghanistan/Pakistan). -> November 13 at the

Rialto.

- Bassem Youssef: The famous Egyptian satirist whose name stands out worldwide, in an exclusive one- man show in English. -> October 30 at the National

- Oum par lui: A tribute to the great diva of Arab song Oum Kalthoum, in a male voice, that of Abdelkarim

Shaar, who brilliantly masters the repertory of the legendary singer. -> October 30 at the Cinquième Salle

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- Beirut, my star: An immersion, through the superb voice of singer Ranine Chaar, in the Lebanese musical

scene, with patriotic and nostalgic songs, reflecting a shining city devastated by war and conflict. ->

November 5 at the Cinquième Salle

- El Far3i: A solo concert by the co-founder and star of the famous Palestinian group 47Soul -> November

11 at Club soda.

- Tell me about Palestine: A journey through the varied traditions of Palestinian musical styles, from

Mahmoud Darwish to wedding celebrations, with Montreal singer Ghada Derbas. -> November 7 at the

Cinquième Salle.

- Cantiques de la Sainte Syrie: A concert by the group Taraf Syriana bringing us 2,000 years of Christmas

songs from the lands of the earliest Eastern Christians, sung in Syriac, Aramaic, Arabic and Greek. ->

November 12 at Gesù church.

- Ahmed Moneka Arabic Jazz: A subtle mix blending the Afro-Iraqi roots of singer Ahmed Moneka with jazz

and blues improvisations. -> November 6 at the Cinquième Salle.

- The Desert Diva: A lyrical performance of the North African and Arab repertory by Canadian-Algerian

soprano Fairouz Oudjida. -> October 31 at the Cinquième Salle

- Abbas Righi: The master of malouf is back at the Festival for an even more exalted concert of Andalusian

music. -> November 12 at the Gesù

- Lila Gnawa: An invitation to rediscover the guembri, an instrument typical of the Gnawa culture, in an

explosive and intoxicating show led by the young Gnawa master Amine Benraqia. -> October 31 at the

Sala Rossa

- Tarab, from the Maghreb to the Mashreq: A virtual concert by Tunisian singer Meherzia Touil, who will

perform the great musical classics by the Arab world's top artists. -> Available for viewing online from

November 1 to 13

Espace Aleph - free-admission live shows

The free-admission performing arts series, renamed Espace Aleph, will focus on original work by emerging and

established artists. The Ensemble Tessala takes us on a journey between tradition and modernity to the heart of

Arab-Andalusian song and Jewish music. The Ensemble Al Zahawi immerses us in the vibrant traditions of Iraqi

maqam, while the Mashreq Quartet (Toronto) explores the meeting-points of Arab, flamenco and Persian music.

The Luludi trio moves between Balkan melodies and Oriental or Indian sounds. Ayham Abu Ammar and Mona El

Mestrany pay a poignant tribute to Wadih El Safi and Ziad Rahbani, giants of Lebanese song. Three female

singers with remarkable voices - Miray Dahab, Mona Buhmaid and Najlaa Jaffal - interpret, each in her own

way, vital elements of tarab and classical song, from Fairouz to Oum Kalthoum. Algerian raï will also make itself

heard as Cheb Fayçal returns to the stage with a festive blast.

Salon de la Culture - Presented by TV5

As a forum for encounters that put the spotlight on the cultural wealth of Yuebec society, the Festiǀal's Salon de

la Culture endeavours in all its activities to develop greater cultural curiosity and thus a better understanding of

others.

An array of international intellectuals, journalists and artists from here and abroad, differing in their backgrounds

and opinions, will be invited to enrich ongoing debates and to share their views of the world. Among the planned

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activities, in person or on line, are a tribute to great figures of the Arab world such as Egyptian feminist Nawal El

Saadawi or the ͞poet of wine" Omar Khayyam; a debate on the situation of the political left in the world with

the participation of French politician and former presidential candidate Benoit Hamon; a reflection on democracy

in Lebanon and Tunisia as well as on the problems of Lebanese identity; original screenings of documentaries or

Web fiction such as Tenir Salon (TV5), Matrimoine (TV5) or Des femmes (by Merzak Allouache); discussions of

exciting books such as Azag et les enfants (by Rita Amabili) reflecting on the lives of children in Palestine or La

tristesse est un mur entre deux jardins (by Wassyla Tamzali and Michelle Perrot) examining feminism, France and

Algeria; a talk on learning Arabic in the West; and testimonies from Montreal female artists on their experience as

immigrants.

Film - at the Cinéma du Musée

͞200 meters by Ameen Nayfeh (Palestine) features a family living only 200 metres away but cut off by a wall, the

Israeli-Palestinian border. The man who sold his skin by Kaouther Ben Hania (Tunisia), an Oscar nominee in the

best foreign film category, revisits the almost Faustian journey of a Syrian refugee forced to tattoo his body in

order to emigrate to Europe. Hendi and Hermoz by Abbas Amini (Iran) is a heartfelt and touching reflection on

arranged early marriages as an escape from untenable social conditions, while Between the two seas by Anas

Tolba (Egypt) highlights the various social problems facing women, especially in rural areas. Finally Vent divin by

Merzak Allouache delves into the everyday lives and the psychological journey of two young people prior to a

suicide attack. Festival du Monde Arabe de Montréal - 22nd digital edition At the Place des Arts and other venues: from October 29 to November 13, 2021 www.festivalarabe.com

Events will be presented in accordance with instructions issued by the public health authorities to ensure the

health and safety of festivalgoers, artists and employees. -30- Source: Emily-Jane Aouad, 514 690-9143, emily@festivalarabe.com Media: Sheila Skaiem, 514 572-8687, sheila@avecsheila.comquotesdbs_dbs26.pdfusesText_32

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