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Omar Harfouch releases “Save One Life, You Save Humanity” on 13 November 2026

A new piece for piano and orchestra built around a single idea: “Whoever saves one life saves all humanity.” Out on Spotify and the main streaming platforms on 13 November 2026.

Omar Harfouch releases “Save One Life, You Save Humanity” on 13 November 2026

Pianist and composer Omar Harfouch will release “Save One Life, You Save Humanity” on Friday 13 November 2026, on Spotify, Deezer and the main streaming platforms. The seven-minute piece for piano and orchestra can already be pre-saved on Spotify.

The work takes its title from a simple, universal idea: “Whoever saves one life saves all humanity.” Harfouch wrote it as a call for reason and for peace between peoples.

Before its release on streaming platforms, he has performed the piece live at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris and at the European Commission in Brussels.

“Save One Life, You Save Humanity” follows the Concerto for Peace, the work for piano and orchestra that Harfouch has performed at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, the Vatican Apostolic Library and Dubai Opera.

A preview of the piece and the pre-save link are available at omarharfouch.com/listen/save-one-life.

“Whoever saves one life saves all humanity.”

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About Omar Harfouch

Omar Harfouch is a French-Lebanese pianist and composer, creator of the Concerto for Peace — an original work for piano and philharmonic orchestra performed across Europe and the Middle East. Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, he turned to the piano during his country's civil war and has since made the universal language of music the centre of his advocacy for peace and dialogue across borders.

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