Jamal A-Hosn (Composer & Multimedia Artist)  www.jamalmusic.net

Pioneer in the field of Multimedia live performance in Lebanon and the Middle East.  Acclaimed for combining rigorous quality standards of classical music with the expressive opportunities of ethnic and electronic music. His output includes orchestral works, instrumental, chamber music, interactive computer music, and music for Film and Television.
Performed  in over 100 Festivals,  universities  and conferences worldwide. His works has been broadcasted on public and speciality channel radio and cabel television.
 He was commissioned to compose for numerous professional orchestras & performers.
His music has been recorded and released commercially.
                         
His original multi-media, multi-cultural shows involve live musical performance, modern dance, poetry, videoarts, laser, superior lighting and intricate screen surround displays;
New-wave music blended with ethnic, classical Arabic and Western elements, arranged with a new atmospheric texture of sounds and synchronized to visual images of arts, exotic nature, graphics and 3D computer animatiion, featuring all forms of art simultaneously woven into one coherent performance, using the most advanced technology available in the entertainment industry today.
Professor of music composition, theory, and technology at the Lebanese National Higher Conservatory of Music, where he established the first Music Computer Lab in 1993 and has been heading since then. taught at the Lebanese International University, Lebanese University and the Center of Research and Development in Beirut.

Education

Recent Multimedia Shows

Other Performances:

 Discography
 Joint Concert Vienna 1996               Classical Collection USA 1987
 Selected Film Music USA 1988         Harmonic Intoxication USA 1990     
 Visions Beyond USA 1992                 Reflections From Jeita Grotto.                                                               (Video DVD) Lebanon 1997
 Towards 2000 Lebanon 1997             Mist Lebanon 2006