Fatma Said is the first musician from Egypt or the Arab World to be selected for the scheme to promote musical talent Egyptian soprano Fatma Said is one of six musicians selected by BBC Radio 3 to ...
Classical musicians come from all over the world. (Here I am speaking of Western classical music, not the classical music of, say, India.) In the last half-century, there has been a surge from East ...
Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Multi-Award-winning opera star Fatma Said is announced as the latest ...
Scheduled for 5 December, the concert marks Said’s return to the GEM just weeks after its opening. Said was, in fact, the first Egyptian singer to perform at this renowned venue, long before its ...
Egyptian opera singer Fatma Said revealed on her Facebook account that she has signed a contract with the Warner Classics record label to kick off her debut album. “Welcome to the Warner Classics ...
Fatma Said (25) is a soprano. She is the winner of the 2016 Veronica Dunne International Singing Competition and one of the BBC's New Generation Artists. Born in Cairo, Egypt, she currently lives in ...
Egyptian soprano Fatma Said has won this year's Veronica Dunne International Singing Competition in Dublin, coming ahead of baritone William Davenport, (2nd prize, USA), soprano Adriana Gonzalez (3rd ...
Said has a lively stage personality, those wonderful flashing eyes, a voice which can seemingly float effortlessly. But what is fascinating is to hear her repertoire as it broadens out, to witness her ...
Egyptian soprano Fatma Said, 25, was chosen last week as one of six artists to be part of the BBC’s New Generation Artists. A Cairo native, Said began studying voice with renowned Egyptian soprano ...
Egyptian soprano Fatma Said is preparing to release the video clip of the song “Masr Heya Omy” (Egypt is My… Egyptian soprano Fatma Saeed participated in Global Citizen Live performances in the French ...
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