“Sukoon” band takes the audience on a journey with masterpieces of music

120 minutes with “Nagham of Yesterday” at “Al Owais” Theater in Dubai

• Rand Naddaf sings, and the “Sukoon” band plays at the “Al Owais” theater.

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Over the course of two hours, the "Sukoon" band presented a group of Arabic songs at the Sultan Bin Ali Al Owais Cultural Foundation, the night before last, in the presence of a remarkable presence of attendees of different ages, who flocked to follow the concert titled: "A Journey with the Tunes of Yesterday". And they interacted with the works presented by the band.

“Sukoon” consists of an oriental takht that has a diverse repertoire of classical Arabic pieces, as the band members played songs from various maqams of the Arab musical heritage, from Egypt, the Levant, Iraq and the Gulf.

The program of the concert included the link of Muwashahat: “Mr Al-Tijni”, “Afdaya Zabya”, “Ya Nas Ana”, “Ya Maria”, “On My Eyes”, “My Feeling for You” and “My Times Are Sweet” by the late artist Warda. And “I retired from love” by Magda El Roumi, “On God you return” by Wadih Al-Safi, “You are waiting for me” by Aziza Jalal, “I am my heart is my guide” by Laila Murad, “I love your soul” by Muhammad Abdel Wahab, “Places” by Muhammad Abdo, and “I love your soul.” They said you see” for my servants the essence, and “eyes of the heart” for Najat Al-Saghira, “Mine me” by Abdul Karim Abdel Qader, “Ask your soul” by Umm Kulthum, and a link to the Aleppo Qudood on the shrine of the boy from the heritage.

Dr. Aboud Nasser Agha (on the oud), Nader Diyarbakli (on the violin), Lydia Sheppard (on the violin), Naram Rashid (on the violin), Ahmed Jarour (on the law), and Amjad Al Jarmani (on the flute) participated in playing and singing. and Amjad Makarem (percussion), Khaled Mona (percussion), Rimaz Oqbi (singer and flute player), in addition to singers Tala Zino, Rand Naddaf, Laith Atassi and Sama Al-Taei.

For the first time, this troupe performed a large concert on the stage of the Sultan Bin Ali Al Owais Cultural Foundation, which has hosted the largest Arab and international bands for a quarter of a century. Presented with love and passion.

■ Between the muwashshahat, the Halabi Qudoud, and various musical acts, the band moved during the concert, which was attended by a remarkable presence.

Celebrating fine art

At the conclusion of the “Sukoon” troupe’s concert at the Sultan Bin Ali Al Owais Cultural Foundation in Dubai, a member of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Fatima Al Sayegh, presented a commemorative shield to the troupe, and thanked them for their efforts to preserve the original musical heritage, by celebrating the immortal tune, which still lives in the public’s conscience. And it will continue to be enjoyed by generations who appreciate fine art.

The ensemble "Sukoon" consists of an oriental takht that has a diverse repertoire of authentic classical Arabic pieces.

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