TENOR AMiNE HACHEM IN PERFORMANCE

Tenor Amine J. Hachem releases his new music video “Li Beirut” from a live performance at the Casino Du Liban theatre with the Lebanese Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted and arranged by Brian Holman.

The video was directed by Andrew J. Hachem, and the visual artist was Sean Isom.

Live Recording: Tony El Khoury (Casino Du Liban)
Mastering: Dean Johnson

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Tenor Amine Hachem – Li Beirut | أمين هاشم – لبيروت

Tenor Amine J. Hachem’s recent music video Abballati Abballati :

Tenor Amine J. Hachem is scheduled to perform a concert with the Lebanese Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), under the baton of Maestro Walid Moussallem, on February 22nd, 2018, in Beirut, Lebanon.

The concert is under the patronage of the International Organisation of La Francophonie (Organisation internationale de la Francophonie – OIF), and The Lebanese National Higher Conservatory of Music or Le Conservatoire Libanais National Supérieur de Musique.

For more information and ticket inquiry, please conctact: info@aminejhachem.com

~ February 22nd, 2018

Tenor Amine J. Hachem is set to perform a one night only show at the Bellagio in Las Vegas.

Date: September 23rd, 2017 at 8 pm

Location: Bellagio, Las Vegas, NV

Press link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p25RYT39Ksk

From the Mediterranean to the Americas Promo: After gaining positive and stimulating reviews from the New York Broadway and opera critics, Lebanese-American tenor Amine J. Hachem and American conductor Brian Holman have forged an intriguing music collaboration, already presented in the most prestigious venues, such as the MGM Grand Casino, The United Nations, Broadway’s 54 Below, Elebash Recital Hall, Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium, the Metropolitan Club, and soon to be featured at the highly revered Carnegie Hall, and Kennedy Center. “From the Mediterranean to the Americas*” is a musical voyage based on Amine’s life journey, growing up in Lebanon and the United States, and coming of age in Europe and the Middle East. Surveying his early influences, which range from great operatic tenors to rock icons, operatic arias** are told in their classical form, and popular hits are retold from Amine’s unique Franco-Arabic perspective. These exciting new arrangements*** blend elements from Latin, Jazz, American Pop, European classical, Russian folk and traditional Arabic music. The fusing of Amine’s sweet yet heroic tenor voice with the aromatic blend of the classical instruments, saxophones, trumpets, tablah, bongos, and universal themes from some of the world’s favorite songs, results in a beautiful statement of cross cultural harmony, diversity, and human connection. Magnetized by Amine’s old world charm and new world style, people around the world have become enchanted with this charismatic, seasoned performer. Audiences leave with a total experience: provoked and entertained, reminded of hope and despair, moved to laughter and tears.

Tenor Amine J. Hachem is set to perform an array of operatic arias and crossover hits at the distinguished Henry Ford Museum in Michigan

Date: November 10th, 2017 at 8 pm

Location: Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan

Tickets: Details to follow

“Hachem pushes the boundaries of opera music by integrating it with unconventional global sounds from around the world”, BROADWAY WORLD.

After the success of his show “From the Mediterranean to the Americas”, tenor Amine J. Hachem is set to debut his first official concert at the highly esteemed Carnegie Hall.

Operatic arias are told in their classical form, and popular hits are retold from Amine’s unique Franco-Arabic perspective with exciting new arrangements that blend elements from Latin, Jazz, American Pop, European classical, Russian folk and traditional Arabic music.

The fusing of Amine’s sweet yet heroic tenor voice with the aromatic blend of the classical instruments, saxophones, trumpets, tablah, bongos, and universal themes from some of the world’s favorite songs, results in a beautiful statement of cross cultural harmony, diversity, and human connection.

Audiences will leave with a total experience: provoked and entertained, reminded of hope and despair, moved to laughter and tears.

Date: December 13th, at 7:30 pm

Location: Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital, in Manhattan, NY.

Tickets: Purchase Tickets Here