Apart from this, the first exchange between the Barenboim Said Music School in Nazareth and the Art and Music School in Osnabrück took place. A cooperation with the Lahore World Music Festival in Lahore brought the Sufi drummers Goonga and Mithu Sain to Osnabrück. They firstly played together and then a set with the Osnabrück percussionist Joachim Dölker.
The young Iranian artist Golnar Tabibzadeh put on an art exhibition with the title “Visual Diary”, which was musically accompanied by the Cymin Samawatie Trio who played a work specially composed for the exhibition and also entitled “Musical Diary”.
The Cairo Ballet Company, the only classical ballet company in the Arabic world, presented a furioso finale.
The Morgenland Festival Osnabrück 207 was made possible by:
| Federal Cultural Foundation
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Foundation Niedersachsen |
| NDR music sponsoring in Lower Saxony
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Niedersächsische Sparkasse Foundation |
| Sparkasse Osnabrück | German Foreign Ministry |
| Egyptian Embassy
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State of Lower Saxony |
| Osnabrück – Marketing and Tourism GmbH | Landschaftsverband Osnabrücker Land e.V. |
| Landkreis Osnabrück
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Sievert Building Materials Group |
| ARSEH | Hinrichs Foto Factory |
Patron: Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier
Cooperation partners: Theatre Osnabrück; Cairo Opera House; Ershad Ministry Tehran; Lahore World Music Festival; Barenboim Said Music School Nazareth; Art History Museum Osnabrück; Institute for Music of the University for Applied Science Osnabrück; Art and Music School Osnabrück; Hinrichs Foto Factory; Exhibition Design Krüger Kommunication; FOKUS e.V.; Artists Atelier Bildraum; Association for Youth Welfare e.V.; GEDOK e.V.
