Singer Ali El Haggar is preparing to meet his audience tonight, Wednesday, August 26, through a new musical concert taking place at El Sawy Culturewheel in the Zamalek area. The highly anticipated evening will combine authentic Arabic singing with songs that have remained closely associated with his audience throughout his long career. ⭐
The concert comes as part of Ali El Haggar’s ongoing artistic activity, as the singer continues to present concerts that combine his own repertoire with a selection of songs that have played an important role throughout his career. His various stage appearances continue to attract audiences interested in his live performances.
Ali El Haggar to Perform His Most Famous Songs at El Sawy Culturewheel
Ali El Haggar is scheduled to perform a diverse selection of his most famous songs during the concert, offering a program that brings together several of his best-known works.
The expected setlist includes “Fagr Blady,” “El Meydan,” “El Shaheed,” and “Ward Balady,” in addition to “Alb El Habib,” “Maktoubaly,” “Ghazala,” and “El Zein W El Zeina.”
El Haggar is also expected to perform several other songs, including “Law Taarefy,” “Men Gheir Ma Tetkalemy,” “Samra W Be Oyoun Kaheela,” and “Ashaharlik,” giving the concert a varied structure that moves between emotional songs and works reflecting different sides of the singer’s artistic experience.
This selection gives the audience an opportunity to hear several works strongly associated with Ali El Haggar, particularly as his repertoire is known for its diversity and ability to connect with different groups of Arabic music lovers. 🎶
Ali El Haggar Continues His Artistic Activities
The El Sawy Culturewheel concert comes amid Ali El Haggar’s continued artistic activity, as he remains involved in concerts and projects focused on Arabic music and singing while highlighting elements of the region’s musical heritage.
His current artistic presence is not limited to concerts, as he is also closely associated with the “100 Years of Singing” project, which offers a vision aimed at presenting different stages of the history of Arabic music and singing.
This activity reflects El Haggar’s interest in presenting songs directly to audiences while also participating in projects designed to introduce younger generations to important aspects of Arabic musical and vocal heritage.
“100 Years of Singing” Prepares for a New Artistic Season
Meanwhile, the Egyptian Opera House is preparing to launch its new 2026-2027 artistic season during September, in cooperation with star Ali El Haggar, as part of the continuation of the “100 Years of Singing” project.
One of the upcoming evenings will feature maestro Ahmed Atef leading the orchestra, alongside singer Ahmed El Haggar, singer Alhan, and pianist Mohamed Abdullah, while Ahmed Fouad will handle the directing.
The program is scheduled to include selections from the works of renowned composer Omar Khairat, highlighting several important stages in his artistic career and his body of work, which has maintained a strong presence among lovers of serious music and the arts. ✨
A Project Revisiting the History of Arabic Music and Singing
The “100 Years of Singing” project includes a series of performances exploring the history and development of Arabic music and singing during the 19th and 20th centuries, while highlighting several of the most prominent musicians who contributed to shaping the artistic scene during that period.
The project combines singing, drama, and performance in an effort to present musical history from a different perspective, allowing audiences to explore the different stages through which Arabic song developed while highlighting the most important names and artistic experiences that contributed to its evolution.
The project also aims to emphasize Egypt’s leading role in the arts and introduce younger generations to an important part of the country’s musical and vocal heritage, particularly amid the rapid changes taking place across today’s artistic landscape.
Supporting Young Talent and Preserving Heritage
The goals of “100 Years of Singing” are not limited to revisiting older works or presenting them again. The project also seeks to provide opportunities for young talents and emerging voices while highlighting their creative abilities.
The project also carries a cultural dimension by documenting the social and political transformations that affected society and were reflected in music and singing, making artistic works an important part of the collective memory and history of society.
📢 As Ali El Haggar continues his concerts and participation in the “100 Years of Singing” project, the singer maintains a presence that combines direct communication with audiences and a strong interest in musical heritage.
Ali El Haggar’s audience is now looking forward to tonight’s concert at El Sawy Culturewheel, where they will enjoy a selection of his most famous songs. Attention is also turning toward the upcoming season of the “100 Years of Singing” project and the musical and artistic milestones it is expected to present in the coming period.
