The Jasmine Festival is an annual festival organized by The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music since 2011. The festival is based in Ramallah but also includes concerts in other Palestinian towns and cities.
The festival, which includes concerts by Palestinian and international bands, contributes to the conservatory’s mission to teach and promote music to all Palestinians. The festival enables Palestinian artists and musicians to exchange music and experience with musicians from all over the world. The festival is also a unique opportunity for the conservatory students to attend master classes and workshops by the visiting musicians and artists.
Program:

• Friday 13 March

Apostolos Sideris, Jazz from Turkey and Greece

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Ramallah

   Saturday 14 March

Apostolos Sideris, Jazz from Turkey and Greece

• The Tchaikovsky Music School/ESNCM, Bethlehem

• Sunday 15 March

Folktrony (Breakdance and Dabkeh from Palestine)

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah

• Friday 20 March

Opus (Western Classical Music /ESNCM faculty)

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah

• Saturday 21 March

Trio Rohana (Contemporary Arabic music)
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah
 

• Sunday 23 March

Wissam Boustany – Classical and contemporary flute music
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Ramallah

• Monday 23 March

Duo Guitar – Bulgaria (Western classical music)
Yabous Cultural Centre - Jerusalem

All concerts start at 19:00. Ticket Price: 20 NIS

Tickets are available from:
Zeit O Zatar Restaurant - Ramallah
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah.
The Jasmine Festival is supported by the French Consulate in Jerusalem and in cooperation with Palestine TV, Watan News Agency, 24 FM and Zeit O Zatar restaurant.

The Jasmine Festival is an annual festival organized by The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music since 2011. The festival is based in Ramallah but also includes concerts in other Palestinian towns and cities.
The festival, which includes concerts by Palestinian and international bands, contributes to the conservatory’s mission to teach and promote music to all Palestinians. The festival enables Palestinian artists and musicians to exchange music and experience with musicians from all over the world. The festival is also a unique opportunity for the conservatory students to attend master classes and workshops by the visiting musicians and artists.
Program:

• Friday 13 March

Apostolos Sideris, Jazz from Turkey and Greece

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Ramallah

   Saturday 14 March

Apostolos Sideris, Jazz from Turkey and Greece

• The Tchaikovsky Music School/ESNCM, Bethlehem

• Sunday 15 March

Folktrony (Breakdance and Dabkeh from Palestine)

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah

• Friday 20 March

Opus (Western Classical Music /ESNCM faculty)

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah

• Saturday 21 March

Trio Rohana (Contemporary Arabic music)
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah
 

• Sunday 23 March

Wissam Boustany – Classical and contemporary flute music
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Ramallah

• Monday 23 March

Duo Guitar – Bulgaria (Western classical music)
Yabous Cultural Centre - Jerusalem

All concerts start at 19:00. Ticket Price: 20 NIS

Tickets are available from:
Zeit O Zatar Restaurant - Ramallah
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah.
The Jasmine Festival is supported by the French Consulate in Jerusalem and in cooperation with Palestine TV, Watan News Agency, 24 FM and Zeit O Zatar restaurant.

The Jasmine Festival is an annual festival organized by The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music since 2011. The festival is based in Ramallah but also includes concerts in other Palestinian towns and cities.
The festival, which includes concerts by Palestinian and international bands, contributes to the conservatory’s mission to teach and promote music to all Palestinians. The festival enables Palestinian artists and musicians to exchange music and experience with musicians from all over the world. The festival is also a unique opportunity for the conservatory students to attend master classes and workshops by the visiting musicians and artists.
Program:

• Friday 13 March

Apostolos Sideris, Jazz from Turkey and Greece

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Ramallah

   Saturday 14 March

Apostolos Sideris, Jazz from Turkey and Greece

• The Tchaikovsky Music School/ESNCM, Bethlehem

• Sunday 15 March

Folktrony (Breakdance and Dabkeh from Palestine)

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah

• Friday 20 March

Ensojam (Contemporary Arabic music)

• The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah

• Saturday 21 March

Trio Rohana (Contemporary Arabic music)
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah
 

• Sunday 23 March

Wissam Boustany – Classical and contemporary flute music
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Ramallah

• Monday 23 March

Duo Guitar – Bulgaria (Western classical music)
Yabous Cultural Centre - Jerusalem

All concerts start at 19:00. Ticket Price: 20 NIS

Tickets are available from:
Zeit O Zatar Restaurant - Ramallah
The Edward Said National Conservatory of Music – Ramallah.
The Jasmine Festival is supported by the French Consulate in Jerusalem and in cooperation with Palestine TV, Watan News Agency, 24 FM and Zeit O Zatar restaurant.