Steve Barakatt Live at Astana Opera for International Women’s Day
Renowned Composer Steve Barakatt to Perform at Astana Opera for International Women’s Day Celebration
Astana Opera will host a special performance by the world-renowned composer and pianist, Steve Barakatt, on March 8 in celebration of International Women’s Day. This marks the first time a North American composer and pianist will showcase their work at the Grand Hall of Astana Opera.
Barakatt will be accompanied by 125 musicians, singers, and dancers, including the Astana Opera Symphony Orchestra, Children’s Choir, and Ballet Company, under the direction of conductor Elmar Buribayev. As part of his Néoréalité World Tour, Barakatt will present a selection of his most iconic pieces, such as “Néoréalité,” “Flying,” “Motherland,” “Cedars of Lebanon,” and “Lullaby – The UNICEF Anthem.”
The performance promises to be a deeply emotional and inspiring experience, paying tribute to the resilience, creativity, and contributions of women worldwide. Steve Barakatt expressed his excitement about performing at Astana Opera on such a meaningful occasion, highlighting the importance of celebrating women’s remarkable contributions in all aspects of life.
As a Canadian artist of Lebanese heritage, Barakatt is an award-winning composer, pianist, music producer, and creative director with over 30 years of experience. He has collaborated with major artists and brands worldwide, performed over 500 shows across five continents, and his music has been featured in TV programs and global sports broadcasts.
The concert is not just a performance but a statement of empowerment and cultural diplomacy, showcasing Barakatt’s universal emotions that transcend borders. The event’s co-presenter, Asar Qadir, expressed their honor in being part of such a significant occasion and presenting an artist whose work continues to inspire audiences across generations.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the captivating music of Steve Barakatt at Astana Opera on International Women’s Day.
