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Cairo Opera Orchestra
Nayer Nagui
(Conductor)
Born in
Alexandria, 1970. Joined the Alexandria
Conservatoire, where he studied Piano
under the Italian Prof. Herta Pappo.
Furthered his musical studies in Cairo,
where he obtained the advanced
certificate of the Royal Schools of
Music, London, in Piano performing and
Theory of Music, 1996. Studied
conducting with Prof. Maestro Dominique
Rouits at L’École Normale de Musique de
Paris where he obtained his diploma of
conducting in 2001.
His vast repertoire ranges from
symphonic, opera, oratorios and ballet
conducting to musicals, and light music.
Among it, Rossini’s 3 comic operas: Il
Signor Bruschino, La Cambiale di
Matrimonio, L’Occasione fa il Ladro,
Verdi’s Rigoletto, Ballo in Maschera,
Puccini’s La Bohème, Donizetti’s
L’elixir d’amore.
His ballet repertoire includes,
Prokofiev’s Romeo & Juliet, Ravel’s
Boléro, Khachaturian’s Spartacus,
Theodorakis’s Zorba, Tchaikovsky’s
Nutcracker and Swan Lake. As for
oratorios, it includes Mozart, Brahms,
and Fauré Requiems as well as Rossini’s
Petite Messe Solennelle, Schubert’s
Stabat Mater, Vivaldi’s and Poulenc’s
Glorias.
He wrote many compositions and
arrangements for Choir, Orchestra and
Soloists, performed in Egypt and in
several International Festivals around
the world, amongst them the music for
the celebration convened by the Ministry
of Culture marking the Golden Jubilee of
the nationalization of Suez Canal. The
Founder and the Musical Director of the
“Cairo Celebration Choir”, a Choir of
120 members performing famous Chorus
works and Oratorios.
Recently, appointed as Cairo Opera
Orchestra Artistic Director and
Principal Conductor, as well as sharing
the baton with famous French Conductor
Michel Piquemal in the yearly
International Festival of “Coro de Tres
Culturas” in Morocco and Spain. He is
also a Musical Director of Disney’s
dubbing animation in Arabic language.
In addition to his yearly program with
Cairo Symphony Orchestra, Cairo Opera
Orchestra and Bibliotheca Alexandrina
Orchestra in Egypt, he also conducted
many Orchestras and Choirs around the
world: Lecce Symphony Orchestra and
Calabria Chamber Orchestra from Italy,
European Camerata from the U.K, Ensemble
Georges Solti from Hungary, the Bonner
Vokalisten from Germany, Moroccan Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra, the Algerian
Symphony Orchestra and Orquesta Joven di
Andalucia from Spain.
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