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Arab Folk
Three brothers, three ouds. Samir, Wissam and Adnan. On stage and in the studio, their instruments come together like three soloists who form one single voice. The oud, or Arabic lute, has become the voice of their souls, the beating heart of their existence with which they have become one. Always three, together. In their compositions, each one contributes without ever overshadowing the other two. For them, music only has meaning as a trio. With the Trio Joubran, virtuosity does not give into demonstration. For these natives of Nazareth who come from a long line of luthiers, it is about the perpetuation of a tradition. A tradition they have also deeply renewed by their innovation on the oud, this solo instrument which they have so wonderfully united as an ensemble. Since 2002, their reputation has continued to grow: from the Olympia in Paris to Carnegie Hall in New York to the United Nations, they have played to sold-out crowds. Accompanied on stage by compatriot and percussionist Youssef Hbeisch, their compositions leave room for their exceptional improvisational talent, and all it takes is just a glance toward the other two for their three voices to quickly become one.
Read moreThree brothers, three ouds. Samir, Wissam and Adnan. On stage and in the studio, their instruments come together like three soloists who form one single voice. The oud, or Arabic lute, has become the voice of their souls, the beating heart of their existence with which they have become one. Always three, together. In their compositions, each one contributes without ever overshadowing the other two. For them, music only has meaning as a trio. With the Trio Joubran, virtuosity does not give into demonstration. For these natives of Nazareth who come from a long line of luthiers, it is about the perpetuation of a tradition. A tradition they have also deeply renewed by their innovation on the oud, this solo instrument which they have so wonderfully united as an ensemble. Since 2002, their reputation has continued to grow: from the Olympia in Paris to Carnegie Hall in New York to the United Nations, they have played to sold-out crowds. Accompanied on stage by compatriot and percussionist Youssef Hbeisch, their compositions leave room for their exceptional improvisational talent, and all it takes is just a glance toward the other two for their three voices to quickly become one.
| Date | Event name | Venue |
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| 08 Dec 2025 | Le Trio Joubran in Paris | L’Olympia, Paris, IL, France |
| 10 Dec 2025 | Le Trio Joubran in Marseille | LE CEPAC Silo, Marseille, PR, France |
Some of Le Trio Joubran's most popular songs include Masâr, Sama-Sounounou, Nawwâr, L'obstinée I, Laytana. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Le Trio Joubran's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Masâr, Sama-Sounounou, Nawwâr, L'obstinée I, Laytana, and more.
Le Trio Joubran is known for their distinctive sound in the arab folk genre, often blending elements of arabic jazz, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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