My conversation with mezzo-soprano Farrah El Dibany
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I’m excited to welcome mezzo-soprano Farrah El Dibany to the show!
I had the opportunity to see Farrah perform in-person a couple of years ago, at the Manial Palace for Prince Abbas Hilmi’s museum festival. She has a powerful voice and an incredible presence on stage.
We covered her journey from discovering her passion for singing at 14, to her incredible performances, including the FIFA World Cup Final in Qatar and the celebration of the re-election of French President Emmanuel Macron.
Farrah is dedicated and disciplined as only a performance singer or athlete can be. We also spoke of the nuances of being an opera singer and the challenges and joys her career brings her.
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Coming up on part 2 of our conversation next week, I dig into all things opera with Farrah. She tells me about the nuances of being a mezzo-soprano, her famous roles including Carmen and Dalida, and how she prepares for them.
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Malak Fouad
Malak is a communications specialist who has worked across a wide spectrum of the industry. She founded A&T Media in 2021, and hosts What I Did Next. She also manages The Nadia Younes Memorial Fund, dedicated to her late aunt and housed at AUC.
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