said the star The giantsWhile standing on the fountain stage inside the Egyptian Opera House as part of Arab Music Festival activities in its 31st session, she is happy to sing at the festival, which she considers one of the most important concerts for her and one of the symbols of beautiful Egyptian art.
He paid tribute to the head of the Egyptian Opera House, Magdy Saber, the Minister of Culture, Nevin Al-Kilani, and Jihan Morsi, the festival director, for their great commitment.
The star, Jannat, started her concert on the sidelines of the 31st Arabic Music Festival at the Fountain Theater inside the Egyptian Opera House with the song “Yamsa El-Gamal”, amidst the great interaction of the audience.
Last Thursday, the opening of the Arab Music Festival, now in its 31st edition at the Egyptian Opera House, in the presence of the Minister of Culture, Nevin Al-Kilani, Jihan Morsi, director of the festival, and Magdy Saber, head of the Theater of the ‘Opera.
Al-Hayat TV Network has obtained the exclusive right to broadcast the concerts of the 31st Arab Music Festival, which will be held from 20 October to 3 November, at the Fountain Theater in the Egyptian Opera House, with the participation of a group of stars from the art.
Arab Music Festival concerts are held in Cairo’s various opera houses (Al Nafoura, Al Sagheer, Institute of Arab Music, El Gomhouria), Sayed Darwish Theater (Alexandria Opera) and Damanhour Opera.
The Arab Music Festival includes 39 concerts and music with the participation of 99 artists from 9 Arab countries, namely: Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, including 89 Ahmed singers and singers Effat, Amira Ahmed, Ghada Adam, Mohamed Hassan, Hanan Essam, Noha Hafez, Ahmed Mohsen, Angham Mostafa, Mohamed Shawky, Ahmed Al-Waziry, Waad Al-Bahri, Kenzi, Mustafa Al-Najdi, Rehab Omar, Medhat Saleh, Shorouk Sharif, Mohamed Metwally, Heba Ismail, Mustafa Saad, Muhammad Al-Jabali, Khaled Selim, Sarah Sahab, Fouad Zabadi, Mai Farouk, Marwa Hamdi, Yasser Saeed, Muhammad Al-Khouli, Nada Ghaleb, Farah Al-Mogy, Reham Abdel Hakim , Hani Shaker, Atef Abdel Hamid, Ahmed Sabry, Saad Ramadan, Marwa Nagy, Ragheb Alama, Mai Kamal, Enas Ezz El-Din, Mohamed El-Helou, Ali El-Haggar, Ayat Farouk, Ramy Ayyash, Afaf Radi, Mohamed Mohsen , Carol Samaha, Diana Haddad, Radwa Saeed, Moamen Khalil, Amjad Al-Atafi, Nadia Mustafa, Assi El-Hellani, Reem Kamal, Saeed O thman, Ahmed Essam, Sameh Mounir, Hatem Zayed, Mohamed El-Jazzar, Ibrahim Farouk, Hossam Saqr, Ahmed Ibrahim, Nevin Ragab, Hossam Hosni, Hasna, Iman Abdel Ghani, Saber Al-Rubai, Ashraf Walid, Hanan Al Khouli, Ahmed Saeed, Yasser Suleiman, Amira Said, Ismail Sadiq, Yahya Abdel Halim, Rehab Mutawa, Melhem Zain, Jannat, Sabreen Al-Najili, Hammam Ibrahim, Mohamed Mounir, Mai Hassan, Asala, Taha Hussein, Ahmed Hassan, Mohamed Abdel Hamid, Sama Abbas, Mohamed Hassan, Reem Hamdy, Mahmoud Abdel Hamid.
Together with 10 soloists, they are: the pianist Amr Selim, the violinist Mohamed Zaheer, the guitarist Waheed Mamdouh (Jordan), the cellist Imad Ashour, the violinist Hassan Sharara, the bouzouki player Ramy Ibrahim, the pianist Omar Khairat, the player of oud Mamdouh El-Gabaly, the pianist Hamada Al-Najjar, the oud player Mahmoud Abdel-Fattah.
15 musical companies will also participate: Cairo Opera Ballet Troupe, Arab Heritage Music Ensemble, Abdel Halim Nouira Ensemble for Arabic Music, Alexandria Opera Ensemble for Arabic Music and Singing, Bahrain Ensemble for Music, Umm Kulthum Ensemble, Moroccan Ensemble for Arabic Music, Maqamat Ensemble (Tunisia), The Arab Music Institute Ensemble, Band and Choir (Saudi Arabia), Al Hefni Ensemble, Amman Ensemble for Arabic Music (Jordan), Arab National Music Ensemble, Religious Chanting Ensemble, Sadasi Sharara Ensemble.
The teams are led by 17 masters, they are: Ahmed Atef, Farouk Al-Babli, Ahmed Amer, Abdel Hamid Abdel Ghaffar, Salim Sahab, Mohamed Abdel Sattar, Mustafa Helmy, George Qelta, Hazem Al-Qasabgy, Nair Nagy, Wissam Khassaf ( Iraq), Mustafa Mahmoud, Hisham Al-Nabawy, Omar Farhat, Hani Farhat, Alaa Abdel Salam, Muhammad Al-Mogy.
