Cairo Steps revive old Islamic poetry in their single The Imam featuring artist Hany Adel.
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Amal Fikry, who dedicated her life to supporting the Al-Nour Wal Amal Chamber Orchestra, an ensemble of blind and visually impaired women musicians, died yesterday in Cairo at the age of 94.
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Egypt's Minister of Culture Nevine El-Kilany appointed Lamia Zayed the new chairperson of the National Cultural Centre (Cairo Opera House), succeeding Khaled Dagher.
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The 13th edition of the Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF) will run from 9 to 15 February in Luxor, Upper Egypt.
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Egypt's renowned theatre academic and former president of Cairo Int'l Festival for Experimental Theatre (CIFET) died on Sunday.
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In recognition of African artists, the Grammy's 2024 will present Best African Music Performance award for the first time in The Recording Academy's history, with songs by Nigerian artists dominating the nominations
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Egyptian conductor Nayer Nagui and soprano Dina Iskander perform with the Kappabashi Opera Company's Orpheus and Eurydice (Orfeo ed Euridice) by Gluck, staged at the Sogakudo Concert Hall of the Former Tokyo Music School.
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Ati Metwaly wraps up a year in the musical arts
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During the opening of the 6th El-Gouna Film Festival (GFF) yesterday, the Palestinian-Chilean singer and songwriter Elyanna gave a moving rendition of her newest song Ghosn Zeytoun (Olive Branch).
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El-Mabda2 (The Principle), Matafetch (Unquenched), and Aman (Safety) (Intro) are among the trending songs on the Egyptian rapper Marwan Pablo’s YouTube channel, which saw the release of the 12 songs of his latest album Akher Ket’aa Faneya (The Last Piece of Art) last week.
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Celebrating the 100th birth anniversary of Maria Callas, the embassy of Greece in Egypt and the Cairo Opera House are jointly organizing a tribute concert for the internationally renowned diva Maria Callas.
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Egyptian singers Wael El-Fashny, Aly Alalfy, Noha Hafez, and Hadeer El-Sherif, and numerous child singers, join hands in Where Is Peace — a newly released song in support of the people of Gaza.
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Roger Waters of Pink Floyd took the stage in Uruguay last week donning a Kufiyyah calling for an end to the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
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Renowned American theatre coach and director Scott Trost will hold a workshop during the 8th Sharm El-Sheikh International Theatre Festival for Youth (25-30 November - SITFY).
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The ongoing Israel's war on Gaza prompted numerous artists in Egypt and from across the Arab world to express their thoughts through music. Shaabi singers, rappers, The Choir Project, amateurs and professionals, are among dozens of artists who began uniting to support Palestine.
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For some “to cancel or not to cancel” cultural activities is equivalent to “to mourn or not to mourn” the lost Palestinian souls whose numbers multiply every day. Others ponder different angles, considering messages that artistic activities can communicate at such a difficult time.
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The Cairo Celebration Choir (CCC) travelled to Beijing where it will represent Egypt in the ongoing Belt and Road Festival with their Aghani Bel Arabi repertoire.
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Three winners of the eighth Chopin Piano Competition for Children and Youths embarked on a trip to Poland where they visited numerous places linked to the composer and gave their first international concert
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Egyptian musical theatre company Fabrica’s longest version of Les Miserables yet was staged in the Theatro Arkan at Cairo outskirts, last week
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The 30th Cairo International Festival for Experimental Theatre (CIFET) kicked off on Friday with a grand ceremony held at the Cairo Operea House's main stage.
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