Under the patronage of the German Ambassador to Jordan HE Ms. Brigitta Siefker Eberle and HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh

The Jordanian National Orchestra Association (JOrchestra) and the German Embassy in Amman will commemorate the 190th anniversary of Ludwig Van Beethoven’s death with a special concert that will celebrate the genius of the German composer and pianist on February 19^th, at 7,30 pm, at Al Hussein Cultural Center.

In 2001, Mais founded the Mozart Summer at Schloss Salem and in 2006, he directed the concert celebrating the 250th birthday of WA Mozart in the Cologne Philharmonie. Since 2009 Georg Mais has served as the artistic director of the International Lake Constance Music Competition. He studied violin, viola and conducting at the music academies in Trossingen, Freiburg and Stuttgart.He conducted several orchestras worldwide such as the Houston Chamber Orchestra, the Panama Symphony Orchestra, Leipzig Symphony Orchestra, Thuringian Philharmonic, Saxon Elbland Philharmonic, and the Bergische Symphony.

Meanwhile, Theodory began his studies at the National Music Conservatory (NMC) of Amman at the age of five. After finishing eight grades in the music curriculum of the British Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) in just four years, he was awarded with the Advanced Certificate of the ABRSM. At fourteen years of age, he was the youngest student to have earned such a certificate. He the earned the French Superieure Certificate from the Joint Jury of the Jordanian National Music Conservatory and Conservatoire National de Region de Boulogne-Billancourt, France and received a Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance. In 2003, Theodory had the privilege of playing for the King of Jordan and the Sultan of Oman.

You can pre-order your tickets at info@jorchestra.com or by calling 06 5100250 Ext. 4166, 4347. Tickets are available for JD25 with a special price for students for JD15 at www.sajilni.com; at Talal Abu-Ghazaleh University – Abdel Raheem Al Waked Street, Building 45, Shmeisani, and at The National Music Conservatory. Info 00962 79 6669468