Hamza Alaa El Din

“One day I felt the oud had a Nubian accent. I played for people in my village and they were mesmerized. I knew I had something.” Hamza El Din, The Chronicle, 1995https://www.hamzaeldin.com/
Selected Articles
- World Music Central – Hamza El Din, Nubian Oud Player
- Wikipedia – Hamza El Din
- The New York Times – Obituary
- Los Angeles Times – Obituary
Mohamed Mounir
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Sources: Wikipedia