Supervisors: Dr. Nedal Nusiratt
Former Postgraduate Students
Yazan Al-Sabbagh
MA Students – Music Performance
his thesis Title: The Melodic and Vocal Style of the "Dawr" Form in the Works of Mohammed Abdel Wahab
Objective: This thesis explores the unique characteristics of the "Dawr" musical form as used by the legendary Egyptian composer Mohammed Abdel Wahab. It analyzes the melodic structures, vocal techniques, and stylistic innovations that shaped this genre. The research highlights Abdel Wahab's influence on modern Arabic music and his contribution to the evolution of "Dawr."
Supervisors: Dr. Nedal Nusiratt
Former Postgraduate StudentsAbdul Rahman Al-Qaisi
his thesis Title: An Analytical Study on the Melodic and Performance Characteristics of the Mouwal in the Works of Wadi' al-Safi: The Dramatic Mouwal as a Model."
Objective: This thesis provides an analytical study of the melodic and performance characteristics of the "Mouwal" in the works of renowned Lebanese singer Wadi' al-Safi. The research focuses on the dramatic mouwal as a model, examining its musical structure, vocal techniques, and emotional delivery. By analyzing Wadi' al-Safi's use of this form, the study explores its significance in Arabic music and its cultural impact.