Hany Morgan In Toronto & Online November 10, 2024
Master Percussionist HANY MORGAN from Egypt
Tablas, Daffs, Sagat will be available to borrow or purchase
Yonge & St.Clair, Toronto (Unity Studio - 1560 Yonge St, #204)
Zoom Link for Online attendance emailed to registrants 24 hours prior to class
All class times listed in Eastern Time
Sunday, November 10, 2024
12:30-2:00pm - Sagat - all levels (sagat available to borrow or buy)
2:30-4:00pm - Tabla Class - all levels (tablas available to borrow or buy)
4:30-600pm - Sufi Dance & Daff - welcome to dancers (gallabeyah supplied & daff supplied) - Daff taught by Hany Morgan & Dance taught by Yasmina Ramzy - dance &drumming will be combined
BIOGRAPHY
Hany Morgan began playing percussion at age five and performing Sufi drum and dance at age seven. Raised in a musical family in Cairo, Egypt, he was surrounded by musical art and taught to play the derbeki (Arab drum) by his father Sheikh Ibrahim. The Morgan family have performed Islamic traditional religious choral music in the time of King Farouk and special concerts for dignitaries. As well as the derbeki, Hany plays the duff, tura/segat, violin and naye. Hany has been the lead drummer for Egypt’s famous El Tanoura Dance Troupe in the Sufi tradition since 2002 to present. He has toured the globe with this large ensemble sponsored by the Egyptian government. As well as composing and teaching, he records and tours with many other musical and dance productions worldwide.
Each Class $59 / All 3 Classes $129
Limited space for in-person studio in Toronto
No refunds, Transfers allowed.
Master Percussionist HANY MORGAN from Egypt
Tablas, Daffs, Sagat will be available to borrow or purchase
Yonge & St.Clair, Toronto (Unity Studio - 1560 Yonge St, #204)
Zoom Link for Online attendance emailed to registrants 24 hours prior to class
All class times listed in Eastern Time
Sunday, November 10, 2024
12:30-2:00pm - Sagat - all levels (sagat available to borrow or buy)
2:30-4:00pm - Tabla Class - all levels (tablas available to borrow or buy)
4:30-600pm - Sufi Dance & Daff - welcome to dancers (gallabeyah supplied & daff supplied) - Daff taught by Hany Morgan & Dance taught by Yasmina Ramzy - dance &drumming will be combined
BIOGRAPHY
Hany Morgan began playing percussion at age five and performing Sufi drum and dance at age seven. Raised in a musical family in Cairo, Egypt, he was surrounded by musical art and taught to play the derbeki (Arab drum) by his father Sheikh Ibrahim. The Morgan family have performed Islamic traditional religious choral music in the time of King Farouk and special concerts for dignitaries. As well as the derbeki, Hany plays the duff, tura/segat, violin and naye. Hany has been the lead drummer for Egypt’s famous El Tanoura Dance Troupe in the Sufi tradition since 2002 to present. He has toured the globe with this large ensemble sponsored by the Egyptian government. As well as composing and teaching, he records and tours with many other musical and dance productions worldwide.
Each Class $59 / All 3 Classes $129
Limited space for in-person studio in Toronto
No refunds, Transfers allowed.
Master Percussionist HANY MORGAN from Egypt
Tablas, Daffs, Sagat will be available to borrow or purchase
Yonge & St.Clair, Toronto (Unity Studio - 1560 Yonge St, #204)
Zoom Link for Online attendance emailed to registrants 24 hours prior to class
All class times listed in Eastern Time
Sunday, November 10, 2024
12:30-2:00pm - Sagat - all levels (sagat available to borrow or buy)
2:30-4:00pm - Tabla Class - all levels (tablas available to borrow or buy)
4:30-600pm - Sufi Dance & Daff - welcome to dancers (gallabeyah supplied & daff supplied) - Daff taught by Hany Morgan & Dance taught by Yasmina Ramzy - dance &drumming will be combined
BIOGRAPHY
Hany Morgan began playing percussion at age five and performing Sufi drum and dance at age seven. Raised in a musical family in Cairo, Egypt, he was surrounded by musical art and taught to play the derbeki (Arab drum) by his father Sheikh Ibrahim. The Morgan family have performed Islamic traditional religious choral music in the time of King Farouk and special concerts for dignitaries. As well as the derbeki, Hany plays the duff, tura/segat, violin and naye. Hany has been the lead drummer for Egypt’s famous El Tanoura Dance Troupe in the Sufi tradition since 2002 to present. He has toured the globe with this large ensemble sponsored by the Egyptian government. As well as composing and teaching, he records and tours with many other musical and dance productions worldwide.
Each Class $59 / All 3 Classes $129
Limited space for in-person studio in Toronto
No refunds, Transfers allowed.