Music In-Takht Ensemble
The name, Music in-Takht, is a playful homophone that carries deep meaning. While it sounds like "intact," symbolizing the preservation of music at its finest, it's actually inspired by the word takht—the traditional ensemble of classical instrumentalists in Egypt and across the Arab speaking world.
This performance is 2 hours long, including a 15 minute intermission, and is appropriate for all ages.
About the artistS
Music in-Takht skillfully showcases the evolution of their nation's musical heritage from the classic elegance of past eras to the dynamic fusion of today's global influences. Join us for an unforgettable night where the echoes of the past harmonize with the beats of the present, creating a musical experience that transcends boundaries and celebrates the enduring spirit of Egyptian instrumental artistry. Basma Edrees: Violinist and founder of Music in-Takht, Moe Elshazly: Oudist, Amr Toppozada: Bassist, Mohamed Abdelradi and loay Dahbour: Percussionists, Ahmed Ragab: Egyptian hand drums, Jon Dryden: piano, Elyse Weakley: synth, and Estevan Romero: flute
Photo credit: Teresa Tam & Loay Dahbour
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