Join the New York Arabic Orchestra for an unforgettable evening at Princeton University’s Richardson Auditorium on Friday, September 26th, as we celebrate the life and legacy of the legendary Umm Kulthum.
This special concert will feature a rich program of her iconic songs spanning decades, highlighting how her work shaped and transformed the course of Arabic music. Mark your calendars for a journey of music, memory, and cultural resonance. Tickets on sale now!
Speakers
Marwa Morgan is an Egyptian vocalist based in New York City. She began singing at age 12 and has since performed on prestigious stages such as Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. Growing up in Cairo, Egyptian musical icons, including Umm Kulthum, heavily influenced Marwa’s musical style. Marwa has studied under award-winning singers Lubana Al-Quntar, Abeer Nehme and Ghada Ghanem, and performed with several ensembles across the United States.
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