At precisely 7:30 p.m., at the archaeological headquarters of the Senari House in Mrs. Zainab, the House is hosting an open artistic concert for the audience with the working title “Microphone 14” to showcase a collection of emerging talents.
The ceremonial programme contains a variety of songs and poems that are rooted in the past. These songs and poems combine creative flair with originality and fragrant history to create tunes and melodies that stir feelings of majesty and purpose in the listener.
Islam Al-Sheikh, a musician, singer, and guitarist; Sandra Adel, a musician and doctor of nutrition and physiotherapy; Nour Bazarbashi, a singing teacher and Mushthat; Islam Mahmoud, a musician; and Dhiaa Al-Rahman, a poet and artist
This ceremony is part of a larger effort to promote culture, support young talent, and raise awareness of the value of music, art, and other forms of expression in both individual and societal life. It also aims to inspire young people to use their skills and abilities to the fullest and to foster a creative, artistic environment among peers.
It is noteworthy that the “Microphone” team has been a creative, literary, and cultural gathering of a group of gifted young people in the various arts since 2010. The team works to provide different arts, discover young talents, and create a communication bridge between young people and well-known cultural, artistic, and media figures.
The Senari House’s 14th Microphone concert
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