This Female Qanoon Player in Dubai with a BA in Arabic Music and a postgraduate diploma in Qanoon performance offers professional live music services for events in the UAE and internationally. She specialises in traditional Arabic, Oriental, and Egyptian music while integrating the Qanoon into a variety of global genres. Her performances are suitable for weddings, corporate functions, cultural festivals, hotel residencies, and private gatherings.
This Female Qanoon Player in Dubai has performed in Egypt, Italy, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. She has appeared at venues such as the Cairo Opera House, the Library of Alexandria, Salah El-Din Citadel, and the Egyptian Academy of Arts in Rome. International appearances include the Visa For Music festival in Morocco and Riyadh Season in Saudi Arabia with maestro Hany Farahat. She has also presented solo Qanoon shows in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
She is an award winning musician having received the Excellence Award in Arts from the Egyptian Ministry of Culture and recognition from the Egyptian Academy of Arts in Rome. In addition to her live work, she has collaborated on studio recordings, television soundtracks, and advertising campaigns. These include work for Egyptian singer Ramy Ashour, the television series “Masar Egbary,” and commercials for ON TV and 57357 Hospital.
Her repertoire covers traditional tarab compositions, modern Arabic songs, and instrumental improvisations. She can adapt her performance to suit different audiences and settings. This includes solo instrumental performances, duets with other musicians, or participation in larger ensembles. She is experienced in both acoustic and amplified setups, making her suitable for small private spaces as well as large event stages.
As a Female Qanoon Player in Dubai she offers both fixed and customised programs. Clients can request a purely traditional Arabic set, a fusion performance with jazz or pop arrangements or background instrumental music for formal receptions. This flexibility allows her to work with event organisers to match the program to the event’s theme and atmosphere.
Her background in formal Arabic music education ensures a high level of technical precision and an authentic representation of the instrument. As a Female Qanoon Player in Dubai, she has studied advanced Qanoon techniques, Arabic music theory and improvisation, which she also teaches to students. Lessons can be conducted in person or online for beginners and advanced learners.
She has worked with musicians from Spain, the USA, Lebanon, Morocco, India, and Australia. This exposure to different styles allows her to integrate the Qanoon into music outside its traditional context. This versatility is particularly valuable for multicultural events where diverse audiences may be present.
Her work is not limited to live events. She is available for studio session recordings and composition work. The Qanoon’s sound can be integrated into film scores, commercials, and digital media projects. Event planners can also book this Female Qanoon Player in Dubai for special cultural programs such as Ramadan nights, heritage exhibitions, or official ceremonies.
When performing at weddings she can play during the ceremony, reception, or dinner, either as a soloist or with a band. For corporate events, her performances can be tailored to match the company’s image and the event’s formal or informal tone. For cultural festivals, she can provide traditional sets, educational demonstrations, or collaborative performances with other artists.
This Female Qanoon Player in Dubai is available for bookings in the UAE and abroad. Her performances combine technical skill, cultural authenticity and the ability to adapt to different event requirements. She offers clear communication with clients, punctuality, and a professional approach to all engagements.
For those seeking to feature the Qanoon in their event, whether as a focal performance or as background music, this Female Qanoon Player in Dubai provides a reliable and skilled option. She continues to expand her repertoire and collaborate with other musicians to present the Qanoon in new and engaging contexts.
