Following in the footsteps of renowned artists such as Andrea Bocelli, John Legend, and Alicia Keys, who have all previously graced the mirrored Maraya stage, a selection of established and up-coming stars will take over the enchanting desert oasis for just one night each.
Part of the winter calendar, the AlUla Moments Concert Series is an annual cultural event held in the captivating desert landscapes of Saudi Arabia's UNESCO recognised destination of AlUla. And this winter season, the modern, mirrored entertainment destination in the ancient desert location is set to welcome a host of regional music legends, with more expected to be announced soon.
Friday January 16 - Omar Khairat
Omar Khairat is a legendary Egyptian composer and pianist whose sophisticated blend of classical Western music and traditional Middle Eastern melodies has redefined contemporary Arab music. He is perhaps best known for his iconic film and television scores, with works like The Night of Fatima's Arrest (Laylat El Qabd Ala Fatima) becoming timeless staples of the Egyptian cultural landscape. Beyond his compositions, Khairat is a celebrated performer whose grand orchestral concerts consistently sell out at the Cairo Opera House, drawing fans of all generations. His illustrious career has earned him numerous accolades, including the prestigious Sheikh Zayed Book Award for "Cultural Personality of the Year," cementing his legacy as a pioneer of symphonic Arab music.
Tickets start from SAR500 (Bronze), SAR 700 (Silver), SAR 900 (Gold) and SAR 990 for the Maraya Suite
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Thursday January 22 & Friday January 23 - The Marvels of Saudi Orchestra
For two spectacular evenings, the Music Commission presents; The Marvels of Saudi Orchestra. Marking the groups tenth international performance, the Marvels of Saudi Orchestra will make its way to the mirror Maraya in AlUla. Comprising over 100 musicians and singers from the Saudi National Orchestra and Choir, the group's performances often feature a collaborative "musical dialogue" with local ensembles — such as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London or the Imperial Gagaku Orchestra in Tokyo — and include unique creative touches like orchestral renditions of global hits and traditional Saudi folk dances. By blending authentic instruments like the qanun and oud with a classical symphonic frame, the ensemble aims to foster international cultural exchange and celebrate the creative transformation of Saudi Arabia under Vision 2030.
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