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Marmoucha Orchestra in family concert series Groove Beast

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This orchestra full of world travellers makes the sun shine everywhere.

Together, they have a lot of kilometres on the clock: the musicians in the Marmoucha Orchestra come from Morocco, Israel, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Portugal and even the Netherlands. So their music is there for everyone. Sometimes you can dance to it, sometimes you can dream away to it, but always the sun shines through.

In the family concert series Groove Beast, you will find out why some music makes you want to dance really hard or start tapping your foot. Together with MC Groove Beast and the band members, you will search for the groove. Sitting still is not an option, so jump, dance and clap along and unleash the beast in you.

Line up:
Adrian Moncada - piano
Maripepa Contreras - Hobo
Arin Keshishi - Bass
Udo Demandt - Percussion
Delaram Kafashzadeh - Singer

   2 February 2025
   Start time: 14:30
   Bimhuis, Piet Heinkade 3, Amsterdam,
   Entrance fee: €15

16 February 2025
Start time: 11:00 a.m.
TivoliVredenburg, Vredenburgkade 11, Utrecht
Tickets.

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