AMiNE HACHEM as APSU, GOD OF WATER, in the opera GILGAMESH

Amine Hachem recently performed the tenor role of Apsu, god of water and creator of life, in the world premiere of Gilgamesh at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center in California on March 28 and 29.

Sung in both English and Akkadian, one of the world’s oldest recorded languages, the role draws from humanity’s earliest epic and brings its timeless themes to the modern operatic stage.

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GILGAMESH: THE OPERA – WORLD PREMIERE

“Amine Hachem is one of the best tenors today” and “a voice that can sing anything” (Broadway World)

“His performances are captivating” (iHeart Radio)

“One of the best holiday concerts in New York” (Metro New York)

“Audiences ate from his hand” (PBS)

“A soulful and handsome young man who delivers an electrifying and thrilling performance bringing the crowd to their feet” (An Nahar, Lebanon)

“Amine Hachem pushes the boundaries of operatic music by integrating it with unconventional sounds from around the world” (BroadwayWorld)

“Aucun défi n’effraiera cet artiste aussi virtuose qu’intelligent” (L’Orient Le Jour)

“Like a missile piercing the air the voice of Lebanese-born opera singer Amine Hachem propels him to the top of his profession” (Al-Mohajer/The Emigrant)

“Hachem has been blessed with a magnificent instrument” (Rosalind Elias, Metropolitan Opera star)

“His voice is a gift from God” (Al-Mohajer/The Emigrant)