
Mohammed Foda (محمد فودة) (also transliterated Mohamed Foda, Mohammad Fouda) was an Egyptian qanun master active from the 1960s through the 1980s, remembered as one of the most expressive and technically brilliant players associated with the Cairo tradition of Arabic classical music (mūsīqā ‘arabiyya al-ḥaqīqiyya). Foda was a cherished soloist with the Umm Kulthum Orchestra, performing under legendary conductors such as Riad al-Sunbati, Baligh Hamdi, and Abdel Halim Noureddine.
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Nay Solo - An Improvisation On Flute
Nay Solo
Nāy Solo
Nây solo
Nay Solo (An improvisation on flute)
Habibi wa enaya (My darling, my dear)
Bent el Balad - Cairo, Egypt
Nāy Solo (An improvisation on flute)
Ny Solo
Tabalah solo
Bint al-balad
Qânûn solo
Ana fi entizarak
El helwa dayer shebbak
The Third Day (Nay Solo)
Bent el Balad (Egypt)
`Ûd solo
Khatwet habiby
Samâ'i Bayati (Al-aryan)
Näy Solo
Samra ya samra
Riqq Solo
Habibi wa enaya
Mohammed Foda - BENT EL BALAD
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