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LJF: L’Antidote plus Naïssam Jalal & Roberto Negro

Cadogan HallChelsea, London

14 November 2026

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TITLE: L'Antidote + Naïssam Jalal & Roberto Negro --- SUBTITLE: Landscapes of Eternity --- DATE/TIME: Saturday 14 November 2026, 7.30pm --- EVENT COPY: An evening of breathtaking musical journeys, bringing together two acclaimed projects that explore the restorative power of sound. L'Antidote unites three exceptional musicians: Iranian percussion virtuoso Bijan Chemirani, Albanian cellist Redi Hasa, and Lebanese pianist Rami Khalifé. Blending Persian rhythms, Mediterranean traditions, contemporary classical music and jazz, the trio creates a richly textured instrumental sound world,…

LJF: L’Antidote plus Naïssam Jalal & Roberto Negro
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TITLE: L'Antidote + Naïssam Jalal & Roberto Negro --- SUBTITLE: Landscapes of Eternity --- DATE/TIME: Saturday 14 November 2026, 7.30pm --- EVENT COPY: An evening of breathtaking musical journeys, bringing together two acclaimed projects that explore the restorative power of sound. L'Antidote unites three exceptional musicians: Iranian percussion virtuoso Bijan Chemirani, Albanian cellist Redi Hasa, and Lebanese pianist Rami Khalifé. Blending Persian rhythms, Mediterranean traditions, contemporary classical music and jazz, the trio creates a richly textured instrumental sound world, conceived during the pandemic and recorded in southern Italy, offering music as a source of healing, beauty and hope in turbulent times. The second half features Naïssam Jalal and Roberto Negro performing Landscapes of Eternity, inspired by Jalal's travels through North India, exploring the profound connectio

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