A gig held at The Canteen on Wednesday 27th October. The event starts at 22:00.
Free entry!
If one instrument evokes the enticing mystery of the North African desert it must be the oud, the Arabic cousin of the lute, played in bursts of improvisational runs between the languid and elegant melody. Moroccan oud player and composer Soufian Saihi brought his skills to the UK where he has progressed from street busking to the concert hall thanks to his remarkable musicianship.
Entry requirements:
If one instrument evokes the enticing mystery of the North African desert it must be the oud, the Arabic cousin of the lute, played in bursts of improvisational runs between the languid and elegant melody. Moroccan oud player and composer Soufian Saihi brought his skills to the UK where he has progressed from street busking to the concert hall thanks to his remarkable musicianship.
Entry requirements:
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