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The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, organized an artistic cultural heritage event to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first concert of Umm Kulthum, in cooperation with many Egyptian institutions and artists.
This is part of the museum's effort to highlight Egypt's authentic artistic heritage and to revive the Egyptian musical heritage.
Ahmed&nbsp;Farouk&nbsp;Ghoneim, Managing&nbsp;Executive Director&nbsp;of the&nbsp;Authority&nbsp;of the National&nbsp;Museum&nbsp;of Egyptian Civilization, explained that the event was part of the museum's strategy aimed at preserving and reviving the Egyptian musical heritage and reintroducing it to younger generations.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Professor Nancy Ammar, senior specialist&nbsp;in&nbsp;heritage and cultural communication&nbsp;at the&nbsp;museum, stated that the event includes a series of artistic and educational workshops, and exhibitions that showcases the rare collections and showcase antiques of Umm Kulthum.
The exhibition also includes a collection of vinyls and cassette tapes of&nbsp; Umm Kulthum's songs, alongside of a display of gramophones, coins, and commemorative medals designed to commemorate the legendary singer.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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