Abdo dagher biography of martin

Abdo Dagher was born in Damietta, Egypt in 1936.

Abdo taught himself to play the oud (Arabic lute) when he was seven, and a performance by a foreign soloist (possibly David Oistrakh) attracted him to the violin when he was ten.

Abdo Dagher excels at taqâsîm (improvisational genres) and instills a distinct style of improvisatory practice among his students.

Abdo Dagher excels at taqâsîm (improvisational genres) and instills a distinct style of improvisatory practice among his students.

Born in Syria, Ahmad Kaddour graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Damascus in In. Joined Ecole nationale supérieure des.

Riad Abdel-Gawad is former Executive Director of Egyptian Music and Culture Hub, which disseminated and educated the US public about Egyptian (Arabic) music.

Heda Art Agency is a Swiss personal assistant agency with a keen focus on world musicians.

He also studied violin at USC with Eudice Shapiro and George Kast as well as with world-class virtuoso violinist, Abdo Dagher.

He left home at the age of thirteen and had to earn his living by working as a musician. The greatest impact on Abdo Dagher’s knowledge and musical compositions goes back to the religious music performed by the Sufi orders, which he learned in his childhood.

Abdo Dagher’s instrumental compositions were inspired by religious hymns and Koranic chanting.

Abdo Dagher moved to Cairo when he was eighteen years old.

Claudia Ott (born in Tübingen) is a German scholar of Middle-Eastern languages, literary translator and musician.

He worked in a shop for manufacturing musical instruments. As his virtuosity had soon become well known, he was taken up as a member of famous Arabic orchestras like that accompanying Um Kulthum, the most well known singer in Egypt and the Arab world in the 20th century.

In the 1960’s, he helped in founding “The Troop