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8.30 P.M - Bab Makina
Part I: Monserrat Figueras, Aïcha Rédouane, Françoise Atlan ,accompanied by the Children's Choir of Fès (Spain, Morocco, France)
Hymn to Life

Part II: Whirling Dervishes of Konya (Turkey)
Music and Songs of the Mevlevi Sufi Brotherhood

Saturday May 29th
4 P.M. - Batha Museum
The Spiritual Concert (Directed by Hervé Niquet) (France)
Lessons of Darkness by M. A. Charpentier

8:30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Youssou N'Dour, with Fathy Slamah's Cairo Orchestra (Senegal, Egypt)
Egypt (Messages of Peace)

Sunday May 30th
4 P.M. - Batha Museum
Dancing Monks of Tibet (Tibet)
Tibetan Buddhist Tradition

8.30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Sister Marie Keyrouz and the Ensemble de la Paix (Lebanon, France)
Hymn for Hope

Monday May 31st
4 P.M. - Batha Museum
Hussein Al Adhami (Iraq)
Iraqi Mystical Songs and Poems

8.30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Meher Ali and Sheher Ali (Pakistan)
Qawwali Sufi Tradition

Tuesday June 1st
5 P.M. - Volubilis
Part I : The Anaiki Men's Choir (France)
Traditional and Sacred Songs of the Basque Country

Part II: Mohamed Rouicha (Morocco)
Sacred Songs of the Middle Atlas

Wednesday June 2nd
4 P.M. - Batha Museum
Françoise Atlan, Aïcha Redouane and the Al Adwar Ensemble, accompanied by the Orchestra of Fès (Directed by Mohamed Briouel) (Morocco, France)
Arab-Andalusian Jewish Tradition and the Art of maqam

8.30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Part I: Moneim Adwan (Palestine)
Popular and Sacred Songs of Palestine

Part II: Sapho and the Oriental Orchestra of Nazareth (Palestine, Israël, France) Orients

Thursday June 3rd
4 P.M. - Batha Museum
Tallis Scholars (Directed by Peter Phillips) (Great Britain)
Splendours of the Tudor Royal Chapel

8.30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Miriam Makeba (South Africa)
Spirituals and Traditional Songs

Friday June 4th
4 P.M. - Batha Museum
The Sirine Choir (Directed by Andreï Kotov) (Russia)
Orthodox Sacred Songs

8.30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Sabah Fakhri (Syria)
Songs of Spiritual Love

Saturday, June 5th
4 P.M. Batha Museum
Sharam Nazeri (Iran)
Sufi Tradition of Iranian Kurdistan

8.30 P.M. - Bab Makina
Liz Mc Comb, accompanied by Harold C. Johnson, and the Arc Gospel Choir of Harlem (USA)
Gospel

This from the website, "Fès does not reveal herself easily. To gain access, it is necessary to enter through the gate of the Sacred, which is both visible and veiled. Because Fès is a sanctuary, the Sufis, the Muslim mystics, have always called it the Zawia, or sanctuary. Upon arriving at the gates of the city, a traveler coming from afar would know that the hospitality he was seeking would come from the city's founder and patron saint of the city. For early travelers, Fès was the city of Moulay Idriss."
Fès Festival of World Sacred Music