UN Chamber Music Society

Overview

The UN Chamber Music Society (UNCMS), in collaboration with Abu Dhabi Festival, presents a special concert at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall in New York to celebrate World Arabic Language Day. This annual event honours the Arabic language’s rich cultural and intellectual heritage and its pivotal role in the development of art and science. The concert will feature a diverse programme of both classical and contemporary Arabic music, showcasing the linguistic and musical diversity of the Arab world. The repertoire will encompass a variety of popular and classical music from the Arab region, reflecting Arabic’s historic role in the development of art and science. The programme will also underscore the pressing need for global solidarity and support for Arabic-speaking countries in the grip of humanitarian crises.

Programme

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Artists

UN Chamber Music Society

Founded in 2016 by Brenda Vongova, the UN Chamber Music Society is dedicated to advancing the United Nations’ goals and values through the universal language of music.

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December 18, 2026

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December 18, 2026

8:00 PM - 9:30 PM

New York, USA

1.5 Hour

Doors open at

Reviews (157)

James Anderson

5

Excellent

Absolutely breathtaking! The performances were an extraordinary blend of power and emotion, leaving the audience completely captivated. It felt like a true celebration of artistry, where every detail was executed with such passion and precision.

Sarah Mitchell

5

Excellent

An unforgettable experience! The energy, the passion, and the sheer talent on display were incredible. It’s an event that stays with you long after it’s over.

Michael Johnson

5

Excellent

Such an extraordinary evening! The atmosphere was alive with anticipation, and the performances exceeded every expectation. Each moment was filled with beauty, elegance, and emotion that drew the audience into the world unfolding on stage. It was a magical experience, one that left me feeling inspired and deeply connected to the universal language of art.