Encyclopedia of singing in Egypt

This encyclopedia includes more than 700 artists from the famous singing figures in Egypt. For the reader who is not only looking for a specific author, singer, or composer but wants to understand the role of this artist through the climate in which he lived, the episode his generation represented in the history of Egyptian singing, and the lyrical color that specialized in it.

The honorable reader will find that the names mentioned in this encyclopedia represent all the lyrical colors: the poem, the mawwal, the muwashshah, the taqtuqa, the operetta, the sketch, the monologue with its two types of lyrical and humorous humor, and then the song. It also includes religious invocations and church hymns.

It will also be noted that it includes all directions and visions from the far right to the far left.

The dear reader may realize the colors, shapes, and even the time stages that each artist represents in the encyclopedia, through his production, his dealers, and even the means of disseminating his artistic color. Is it the theater or the halls? Is it the cassette or the opera house? Is he a knight of the art of luxurious salons or of the people of neighborhoods and cafe-goers?

It will also be noted that there are names of artists who are not of Egyptian origin, but who influenced and were influenced by the Egyptian singing movement. It may be noted that we deliberately wrote the most beautiful works for each artist at the beginning of his page. If we collect all these remaining beautiful works, we will find ourselves in front of the most beautiful thing that Egypt has ever produced throughout its history. They are the works that shaped the conscience of the Egyptians throughout history.