Ramzi Aburedwan & Ensemble Dal’Ouna

Ramzi Aburedwan brings together musicians from different countries and musical traditions to explore the richness of Arab and Palestinian music. Blending original compositions with classical and folk repertoire, the ensemble creates a distinctive sound that is both deeply rooted in heritage and open to innovation.

Together with Dal'Ouna, het pays tribute to the diverse cultural landscape of the Levant. Their music traces influences from across the Eastern Mediterranean, from Syria and Iraq to Egypt and Andalusia, weaving traditional melodies together with contemporary, jazz and Western elements.

Audiences are invited on a musical journey through a rich palette of sounds, featuring oud, buzuq, riq, bendir, darbuka, accordion and keyboards. Instrumental pieces alternate with poetic songs celebrating love, freedom and nature.

New Album: Natouf

With Natouf, Ramzi Aburedwan presents a deeply personal project in which music, song and poetry come together seamlessly. The album connects the memory of the Levant (Mashreq) with a contemporary artistic vision. Its title refers to the Natufians, a people who lived in the Levant over 12,000 years ago and marked the transition from nomadic to settled life.

Line-up

Ramzi Aburedwan – buzuq
Abo Gabi – vocals
Ziad Ben Youssef – oud
Michael Geyre – accordion & keyboards
Anne-Laure Bourget – percussion