Alhan Choir from Beit Jann Revives Suwayda Heritage in Artistic Evening
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The "Alhan" choir from Beit Jann performed a heritage artistic evening titled "Flowers of the Home" in Al-Baqi'a, celebrating the musical traditions of Suwayda. The event highlighted the importance of preserving heritage and strengthening cultural ties between communities in the Galilee, Golan, and Suwayda. Storyteller Areej Assaad and media personality Imad Ghaddban participated in the evening, which aimed to connect generations and pass on living heritage.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Alhan" choir from Beit Jann held a heritage artistic evening in Al-Baqi'a titled "Flowers of the Home."
- The event celebrated the musical and lyrical heritage of Suwayda, evoking mountain songs and traditions.
- Storyteller Areej Assaad provided narrative context for the songs performed by the choir.
- The evening aimed to preserve heritage and strengthen cultural ties between communities in the Galilee, Golan, and Suwayda.
- Media personality Imad Ghaddban hosted the event, which fostered intergenerational connection.
An artistic and heritage evening titled "Flowers of the Home" was held at the community center in Al-Baqi'a, featuring a performance by the "Alhan" choir from Beit Jann. The event brought together lovers of authentic art, music, and heritage, evoking the spirit of mountain songs and the legacy of musical traditions in Suwayda. The evening emphasized the importance of preserving musical and lyrical heritage, reviving songs that carry people's stories and the memory of places, reflecting the cultural and social identity of the people of the mountain and the south. The program included popular songs and melodies linked to collective memory, showcasing the artistic heritage of Jabal al-Arab and Suwayda, with its authenticity, deep roots, and humanistic values. Storyteller Areej Assaad provided narrative context for each song. The event also served to highlight the cultural and heritage ties connecting the people of the mountain in the Galilee, the Golan, and Suwayda. It offered a space for intergenerational connection, underscoring that heritage is a living identity to be preserved and passed on, not just past memories. Media personality Imad Ghaddban hosted the event, presenting its segments in a celebratory atmosphere that honored music, heritage, and belonging.