AMMA Kicks Off its 2026-2027 Season with a Star-Studded Event
The Moroccan Association of Andalusian Music (AMMA) is set to inaugurate its 2026-2027 cultural season on October 3, 2026, at the prestigious L'Hermitage Theatre in Casablanca. This highly anticipated opening night will feature two prestigious figures of Moroccan musical heritage, Master Mohamed Briouel and Haj Mohamed Bajeddoub, both of whom are celebrated for their contributions to the rich tapestry of Andalusian music in Morocco. The event is scheduled to commence at 8:00 PM, promising an evening filled with exceptional performances that highlight the beauty and depth of this traditional genre.
Supporting Cultural Heritage and Musical Legacy
This opening event is organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication and is supported by the National Lottery and Oulmès Mineral Waters, both of which are committed partners in promoting Moroccan culture and preserving its intangible heritage. The AMMA's new season is poised to present a rich program consisting of twelve major events throughout the year, all aimed at safeguarding, transmitting, and enhancing Morocco's musical heritage. By bringing together masters of Andalusian music, known as Al Ala, along with renowned artists and various musical expressions, AMMA aims to celebrate the diversity and richness of Moroccan culture.
Master Mohamed Briouel stands as a prominent figure in the preservation and interpretation of Moroccan Andalusian music. His dedication to the art form ensures that this centuries-old musical heritage continues to thrive. Accompanying him, Haj Mohamed Bajeddoub represents the spiritual and musical richness of Andalusian and Sufi traditions, captivating audiences with performances that resonate deeply with generations of music lovers.
Since its inception, AMMA has established itself as a key space for enthusiasts of Moroccan Andalusian music in Casablanca, offering a platform for the great musical traditions of the Kingdom. This upcoming season is not only about showcasing talent but also about fostering community connections through music. Fatima Mabchour, the founding president of AMMA, invites everyone to join this vibrant community of music lovers, emphasizing, "Our musical heritage should not only be preserved; it must continue to live, be heard, celebrated, and passed on to future generations." The National Lottery also reiterates its commitment to social and cultural impact, declaring that it allocates 100% of its generated funds to initiatives that significantly benefit Moroccan society.
As reported by maroc-hebdo.com.
