She started composing songs at the age of 14 and she gave her first concert as a singer-songwriter when she just turned 16 at the "Operación Bocata" festival. She has released five albums, entitled With the right to..., Who has seen me..., When the river sounds..., The tree and the forest and Matrix. Her first contact in front of the microphones was within the choir groups of the Ángel de la Guarda School and the parish of Fátima de Albacete.

Here you can listen to one her compositions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYyKuLV8A_c

Sofia, Madi and Lorena -1ºC

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Érika and Gerard 1ºC

She was born in Constantinople (Byzantine Empire) in 810- 867 aC. She was a writer, philosopher, poetess and composer of the Byzantine Empire. She stood out for her intelligence, beauty and culture. She was also a strong advocate for the cause of women.She is one of the earliest composers whose works are preserved: approximately fifty of them can be performed by modern musicians and researchers. She was born into an aristocratic family in Constantinople (Byzantium). Around 843 she funded a convent, and became its first abbess. At the beginning of the 7th century, a group of Greek clerics questioned the official version of the christian church about the cult of images. A tradition tells that Kassia was sent into exile for having given to monks and believers in favour of maintaining the cult of images; It is known that she met the monk Teodoro Estudita, one of the leaders of the iconodules. Another tradition tells that Kassia was a candidate to be married with Emperor Theophilus in the year 830; Theophilus was struck by Kassia's beauty. The emperor, trying to start a conversation with her, makes a negative judgment about women saying that Eve is the origin of evil, hoping that she agrees in the same sense; but Kassia holds his gaze and without hesitation replies that the Virgin Mary is also a cause of good. Humiliated by the young woman, Theophilus decided to choose another candidate despite being in love with Kassia. In a public questioning for the election, including a question about whether he preferred her in any way to other women; Not understanding the meaning of the question, Kassia's response was that "in truth, she preferred the greatest woman ever born", referring to the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus Christ according to Christian tradition, which caused her to be rejected as candidate, when his answer was interpreted in the sense in which the question was asked.

 Tradition says that Theophilus asked to see Kassia one more time after he died, so he went to the monastery where the poetess wrote her hymn. She left her incomplete hymn on the table and hid behind a door. He looked for her but she was not there. Theophilus wept and lamented for having rejected Kassia. Then he noticed the incomplete hymn on the table and read it. When he finished reading it, he sat down at the table and finished the unfinished hymn. The poetess entered the room after the emperor left, read what he had written, and cried.

 She wrote many hymns for Christian liturgy, the most famous probably being The Kassiani Hymn sung on Holy Wednesday. 

She wrote about fifty hymns and composed both religious and secular poems. Several melodies of the hymns are currently preserved, although they may have been modified after the manual copies that have been made over the centuries. She also wrote 261 literary pieces.

 Reading Kassia's verses allows us to know her. 

 She died in Kasos, Greece.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AahUIQTseZQ

Avril Pérez, Daniel Sánchez, Ainara Gimenez

She did 10 compositions and her type of voice was soprano.

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Álvaro, África and Alba - 1ºC

She’s a composer and pianist.

She studied at a conservatory in Palermo, she also studied composition in Naples and in Milan. After finishing her studies, she worked as an 18th century music editor.

She was also a music consultant for RAI ( 1948-1956) and in 1982 was elected to be a member of the Accademia Nacionale di Cecilia.

She has done some of these works:

- Marionete (1927).

- La trappola d’oro (1929).

- Jamato (1941).

And some more.

She started her career in 2009, writing poetry and songs.

From 2009 to 2014 Hayat completed a Bachelor of science in Digital Media Engineering and Technology at the German University in Cairo. At the same time, she continued her with private studies in classical and pop/musicals,singing and composition. She was one of the first members of the GUC Music Ensemble and second generation member of Fabrica Compnay for Musical Theatre, performing in different venues in Cairo. She studied composition privately with Egyptian composers.

In 2015 Hayat started working in media music after receiving a scholarship MediaSound Hamburg, the international summer academy for film music, game music and sound design. From 2015 to 2017 she became the go-to composer in the rising Egyptian indie video game industry. 

In 2016 Hayat received her first prize, the 'Young Talent Award Game Music' competition for her music for 'Initia Elemental Arena' in Hamburg, Germany. In 2018 she was included in Meagan Marie’s book 'Women in Gaming: 100 Professionals of Play' celebrating women working in the gaming industry.

In 2016 Hayat received a scholarship from the Royal College of Music and the Noel Coward Foundation to do a masters in composition for screen at the Royal College of Music in London and graduated in 2019. She studied film music with the Emmy nominated Maurizio Malagnini.

Hayat's song 'Mirage' for the short film by Lena Srinivasan was nominated as the 'Best Song' category in the Jerry Goldsmith Awards in 2019 which opened doors in Middle Eastern and ethnic singing.

In 2020 Hayat was commissioned by Sonuscore and Steinberg to be the singer of 'Ethnic Vocal Phrases' virtual instrument library which opened doors for her voice in the international scene.

She was borns on 4th January 1759 and she died in November 1833 (Italy, Rome) .

At age 12 she composed six sonatas for harpsichord and the oratorio Daniello. She was a prodigy chid always supported by his father. She began her studies with Sante Pesci, the kallpermeister of the Basílica Liberina, with whom she studied counterpoint.

In 1716 Pope Clemen XI had decreed that anyone practing music in Roma must enter in the Accademia di Santa Cecilia and pass the exam to become Maestro di Capella.

At 16 Coccia passed the exam and received the title but because of her gender was never allowed to excute the duties of the position, though her music was performed.

As a practicing composer, she was admitted to Rome’s Accademia de Forti.

In 1779 Coccia was admited to the prestigious Filamonic accademia of Bologna.She was the second woman to be admitted and that’s why they made her a very beautiful portrait. It is preserved in a Music museum in Bologna.

She was a woman, who, in addition to being a great composer, also fought against gender equality and that’s why she is reminded.

She was born on August 28th 1880 in Alcoy. Her father died when she was 8 months old and her mother decided to move to Villena, at her grandmother’s house

She studied music theory, harmony, composition, guitar and piano. Lola was educated with private

teachers since her family was very well financially.

Big band:Himno al maestro Chapí, Loor a Santa Cecilia, El suspiro del moro, Marcha de la coronación.

Chamber music: Andante de la fantasía sinfónica, Noche de primavera.

Voice and piano: ¡Adiós madre mía!, A chapí, Al pie de un Ajimez, Al pie de un balcón, Canción, Canción oriental, Romanza, Sin esperanza.

Lyric theatre, zarzuela: Así es el amor, Duquesa Mabelina o En el castillo del amor, Fantomás llora, Isira de Mizraim, Juerga andaluza, María rosa, ¡Mi granada!, Mutación, Preludio nº1.

She travelled a lot and made friends with people from the world of arts, theatre and church .

She was an interesting and singular woman at the same time as contradictory. 

Some people described her as «crazy, very strange or very pious».

Her parents were Greek immigrant parents. Callas grew up in a multilingual household where she was exposed to a variety of cultures and languages. Her father, George Kalegoropourous, was a pharmacist and Evangelia Dimitriadou was her mother. 

As a child, Callas showed a remarkable talent for music and began taking piano lessons at the age of 7. However, it was her voice that would ultimately set her apart. She began studying singing in her early teens and made her professional debut in 1941, at the age of 18, in a small opera company in Athens . Callas’ career took off in the 1950s and 1960s, when she was widely regarded as the world’s greatest soprano. She was known for her stunning vocal range, which spanned three octaves, and her ability to convey powerful emotions through her singing. She was particularly renowned for her interpretations of the works of Verdi, Puccini, and Bellini. 

Callas had a tumultuous personal life. She married Giovanni Battista Meneghini, an Italian industrialist, in 1949, but the marriage was unhappy and ended in divorce in 1959. She then had a tempestuous relationship with Aristotle Onassis, who eventually left her to marry Jacqueline Kennedy. 

Callas’ legacy continues to live on today. She recorded dozens of albums during her career and her performances are still widely regarded as some of the greatest in the history of opera. Some of her most famous songs include “Casta Diva” from Bellini’s Norma, “Vissi d’arte” from Puccini’s Tosca, and “Una voce poco fa” from Rossini’s The Barber of Seville. 

There are many anecdotes about Callas that have become part of her legend. One of the most famous concerns a performance of Tosca in Rome in 1958. During the final act, when Tosca jumps to her death from the top of the Castel Sant’ Angelo, the stagehands had forgotten to prepare the mattress that was supposed to cushion Callas’ fall. Instead, she landed on the hard stage floor and suffered a painful injury. Despite this, she continued singing and finished the performance, earning a standing ovation from the audience. This incident became known as “the night Callas fell.” 

She died in 1977 in Paris.

She was born on 18th September 1962 and she grew up in Al Rameh, a Palestinian village situated in Galilee, in the north of Israel. Kamilya is now 60 years old and lives in Paris, France.

Her parents loved music, they taught her classical Arabic music, specifically by her father, Elias Jubran, because he was a music teacher and instrument maker.

At the age of 18, Kamilya moved to Jerusalem, where she studied at the Hebrew University and, simultaneously, joined Sabreen, a group-based in East Jerusalem. With them, she recorded four albums and also toured towns and cities. But after two decades, she continued her music career being a soloist. She also plays the Arabic lute.

The type of music she plays is electronic, alternative and indie music. Some of her albums that she has been recording these years are Mahattaat (2002), Wameedd (2005), Makan (2009), Wanabni (2011) and Kamilya Jubran & Sarah Murcia (2013).

A programme called Vox Feminae (episode 9) talked about Kamilya and her story, they also played her songs.

In 1823 she married with Lorenzo Bottini, a politic figure.

Her music has been catalogued by Oxford music online with the period of early Romanticism, although when you listen to it you will notice that it preserves the harmony of classicims.

She dies in 1858 at the age of 56.
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She’s born in 1544 in Casole d’Elsa (Italy) near of Siena and dies in 1590. 

She’s married with a man called Mezari.

Her career starts in 1566 like a singer and lute player and finishes with her last book in 1586 (four years before her death).

She’s the first woman to have an entire book printed and published with her works in the history of music (II primo libro di madrigali , 1568).

Her first work is four madrigals in a collection called II Desiderio written in Florence. 

Venice , florence , Milan or vicenza are some cities where Maddalena teaches music and composes madrigals.

Some of her woork are: 

Amorosetto fiore from the bird book of Desire : 4-part Madrigals by lasso... She has 66 Madrigals at present time.

Her music has been played at the wedding of Albert V of Bavaria in Munich .

A famous sentence of Maddalena is ‘I wish to show the world , as much as I can in this musical profession , the erroneous vanity that only men posses the grifts of art and intellect , and that these gifts are never given to women’.
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Alexys Torres,Irene Perez,Hector Peña

Lolita Soriano was born on 18^th of June of 1922 but unfortunately died in 1991. 

Her death caused a great impact among national artists and writers..

Her bady was buried in the General Cementery of Managua.

She was a teacher during 50 years and she was teacher music band .

She has been a great example for the republican people.

She carries out social works together with her sister Juana Elena Soriano by

preparing each year low-income children from the la Bolsa , la Tejera , Pescadores .

Neighborhoods , to receive First Communion on the first Sunday of January .

Celebrating la sagrada Familia and qualifyng their catechism studies,they gave each child the dress,shoes and all the clothes,culminating in a delicious breakfast.

The cultural work of Lolita Soriano i Raga is notable, a prolific writer with 100 works that she completed with her illustrious husband, Doctor Julian N . Guerrero, an admirable married couple for their bibliographic contrubutions to Nicaragua.

Work made by Noa Moreno Mompó, George Hagighiol, Samuel Alexander Ñato.

She was born on April 9, 1973, she is 50 years old and lives in Rome , Italy.

She is the daughter of a journalist and her mother is a teacher in a school in Italy.

She started learning to play the pianoatthe age of five. At ten, she entered in the conservatory of music Santa Cecilia Conservatory, in Rome. She graduated in 1993. She graduatedin the Julliard School, one of the most prestigious conservatories in the world.

She has worked as a solist pianist and for opera companies to rehearse such as New York City Opera, Music Academy of the West, Vienna State Opera, etc...

As a conductor Speranza Scappucci was the first Italian woman in history to conduct an orchestra.

In November 2013, her first CD album was released on Warner Classics Mozart arias with Lavtvian soprano Marina Rebeka and the Royal L iverpool Philhamoric Orchestra. 

In 2017 she holds the position of Musical Director at the Royal Opera de Wallonie in Liège (Belgium). She is considered one of the most interesting conductors of her generation on the internacional scene.

Hamdan starts in the music industry with the duo he forms with Zeid Hamdan, Soapkills. She is still living in Beirut, Lebanan. Soapkills are one of the first independent electronic bands in the Middle East.

The group is then seen on Lebanese television MTV. 

Hamdan also collaborates with other musicans, including manager and Producer Rober African-American and vocalist multi-instrumentalist Rizan Said.

Maria Giacchino Cusenza is a Sicilian pianist and composer.

She is born on 12th October of 1898 in Palermo (Sicily) and dies o 6th August of 1979 in Palermo (sicily).

Coming from a family with ancient musical traditions, her father Gaetano was a trumpet at the massimo theater in Palermo. Her brothers were Carmelo, a double bass player and conductor; and Oreste, a violist. And her two sisters: Marie Antoniette, a pianist, cellist and siger; and Livia, a pianist and great teacher.

Maria studies at the Palermo Conservatory. When she is 17 years old, she graduates with high qualification with Alice Ziffer from the school of G. Sgambati (1841-1914).

In the early years of her career as a pianist, she continues studying composition with Favara and Pilati, receiving encouragement from the most outstanding composers of the time. 

Shortly after important recognitions arrive, among them ‘’Prelude and Fugue’’ (1936) awarded by the Italian academy in 1937, ‘’Night song’’ (1942) won the first prize in the ‘’Ada Negri’’ in 1942; ‘’Choral nd variations’’ (1955) and some more. 

She is also a great piano teacher at the Palermo Conservatory. She teaches and influences to very good pianists and musicologists.

In may 2003, a classroom is named after Maria Giocchino Cusenza and in 2004 a street is named after her. 

Some of the most notable works are:

Il viandante or Air and dance for violin and piano.

Dersso is a rapper, one of the few at her country and the youngest. 

Her Etiopian culture is central to the music of Dersso, originally she starts rapping in English but later switches to Hebrew as it is easier for her.

She writes lyrics in English and uploads her videos to Facebook. At the age of 16 years old, a musician DJ Mesh joins at Sigola Records producing one of her most important music videos to date «Buses» and «Amen». Most of her videos on youtube range betwen 70.000, and 100.000 views.

Caterina Assandra is an Italian composer and a benedictine nun.

She is born in 1590 in Pavia (Milan state, Italy), and dies in 1618 in Lopello (Italy), with 38 years old.

Her parents are rich and give her a really good education.

Her father knows about the musical talent of the child, and hires a lot of prestigious teachers for her.

She discovers that the music is gonna be her vocation and starts to compose. She also has a talent playing the organ.

She becomes a nun in the benedict monastery of Torello and has the name of Agata.

Her teacher of counterpoint, Benedetto Re, is one of the best teachers of the monastery, and admires the musical talent of Agata (Caterina).

Thanks of Benedetto, the music of Caterina arrives to other countries, like Germany, where the people admire her.

She composes inside the monastery but leaves the music to do the chores of the monastery.

Caterina Assandra has the honor to be the first Italian religious woman to see good part of her music in life publicated.

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Nayely Nicol

She was born on March 17, 1665, into a family of artisans that inclued both musicians and instrument builders.

She receives her first music instruction from her father, a master instrument maker and organist at the Église Saint-Louis-en-Île in prodigy.

In 1673 at the precocious age of eight, she makes quite an impression on the court of Louis XIV, where she is proclamated a true prodigy.

At about age 15, she takes into the court as a musican and is placed under the care of the king’s mistress, Mandame de Montespan.

Elisabeth Jacquet is married with Marin de la Guerre, an organist and harpsichord teacher in 1684.

In 1687, she publishes her firt book of four suites for harpsicord. On 15 March 1694, the production of her opera Céphale et Procris at the Académie Royale de Musique is the first of an opera written by a woman in France.

Jacquet de la Guerre dies in Paris in 1729, at the age of 64, still greatly admired at court and in the city.

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Eleni Karaindrou is a Greek composer, lyricist, journalist.

She is born on 25th November 1941 in a Greek village called Teichio.

Her father is a teacher and works in a school in the neighbourhood of Ambelokipoi, where she lives in the basement with her family. It is in this school where Eleni sees a piano for the first time and begins her desire to learn to play it.

Karaindrou moves to Athens at the age of 8 and she studies piano and theory at Hellenikan Odeiwherean. She goes to classes of history and archeology too. In the time of (1967-1974) she lives in Paris and studies ethnomusicology and orchestration.

During her career, she begins to compose popular songs in 1974. She returns to Athens where she establishes a laboratory for traditional instruments and broadcasting company. In 1976, she starts collaborating with ECM records.

This is a period of high production for her, during which she works extensively on music for the theater and the cinema.

Some of her compositions with Theo Angelopoulus are Landscape in the Mist (1988), Eternity and a Day (1998), The Dust of Time (2008).

When she is 7 years old, her mother dies. Three years later, her father marries again, she sees the piano that the woman has in her house and says to her father: Dad, marry her!!!

Daniela González Mompó, Paula Cruz Jartín, Edu Giner Carrascosa.

She is born on 27 june 1980 in Damascus,Syrian ( She’s now forty-two )

She comes from a family of Armenian Genocide survivors his grandfather and grandmother were Arax Djamdijan and Hovannes, his parental great-grandfather from Marash in Cicilia and his father Artine is from aleppo.

There she lived her childhood and adolescence, finishing his primars and secondary education,he studied economic management at the callege.

Lena’s interest in singing began at a young age. As a child , she sang in Armenian church in the winter and a Syrian church in the summer and finished her career in 2002.

The first album is the Hal Asmar Elon, realesed in 2006 and she was able to take classical and jazz music.

The talented singer Lena Chamamyan went througth excepcional procedures during a bussines trip from Pris to tunisia just for being a national of Syria and carying a Syrian passport. The same issue will be relevant when you replace the name of country with Egipt Iraq , Lebanon, Tunisia...

Enlace- https://youtu.be/roSO-rT4sR8  
Rocio, German y Santi.

She is born on 13 of October of 1853 in Naples ( Italy) and dies on 26 of October of 1932 in Manhattan because of a cerebral hemorthage with 79 years old.

She studied music with her father and with the opera composer Saverio Mercadante, she had a daughter Michele Ruta.

She starts playing the piano with her father when she was 8 years old. 
She moved to  New York City, thaught privat pieno lessons in Greenwich Village. 
 
After being windowed at age of 27 with two children.
https://youtu.be/7WDaRIAM2WU

Olga, Guillermo, Nicolas 1A

She was born in Provence in the year 1140 and died in 1212.

She was the daughter of Count Isoard II of Dia and she was te wife of William of Poitiers, Count of Viennois.

She was part of a group called “trovairitz” . The trovairitz were the female counterpart to the troubadors who lived and created music and poetry in Occitania in the 12th and 13th centuries.

Her songs show the countess as a bold woman who breaks with the cliché of the passive woman who never takes the initiative in love and does not manifest her desires. It openly proclaims the forbidden but captivating, passionate and tragic adulterous love. 

For composition of her authorship written in the d’Oc language have been preserved. Her poems were often accompained by the music of a flute.

While married, she possibly loved the famous troubador, Rimbau of Orange, to whom she dedicated some of her works.

https://youtu.be/5Zah4VWPiNE

ingrid claudia g muhammad 1A

She is considered one of the greatest poets of the 1900’s.

She was born 1st January 1829 and she died on 1st January 1900 in her house.

She had eight children in her time with her husband Domenico Fileti.She comes from the noble family of the Ramondetta di San Martino.

Concettina lived in that building all her life. There he treasured the lessons of the scholar and patriot Gaetano Daita, his teacher.

She worked in poetry all her life,until his daughter died at the age of 24

Her works are: Una visita a Cefalu, La solitudine, Agenese, Imelda Liucia. 

On 16th of March 1849 when she was only 20 she run away from home to take part in the organitzed resistance against the Bourbon troops, who were preparing to besiege the Commune.

Montserrat Caballé is born the 12th of April 1933 and dies the 6th of October 2018 in the city of Barcelona. 

Her parents are Carlos Caballé Borrás and Ana Folch. At the age of 12 years old, she is accepted into the Conservatorio de Música de Liceo en Barcelona with a scholarship. She has a soprano tessitura.

In 1950, she sings for the first time on stage La serva padrona of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, at the Teatro Fortuny in Reus. And she debuted in 1956, at the opera in Basel (Switzerland), achieved great success obtaining since then main characters and singing in the best opera theathers.

On August 14th ,1964, she marries the Aragonese tenor Bernabé Martí (1928-2022). She has two children called Montserrat( who is also a soprano) and Bernabé Martí Jr.

Between 1986 and 1988, Caballé performs the album Barcelona together with Queen´s vocalist, Freddie Mercury, with whom makes a beautiful friendship.

And the 6th of October she dies because of an ictus at the Santa Cruz and San Pablo hospital.

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His husband name is Siryan 

 

She was born in 25th  of setember in 1992 , now she has 30 years old . 

Before Fama , in 2001 , she released a song called ''BAYNI W BAYNAK'' she began her carrer as a singer when she was 18 years old.

 

Was a contestant on star academy 8 and later released 3 singles as a solo artist and as a beginning singuer for the band UAT. 

 

His achievements , she was a filum student and graduated fromt the audiovisual departament. She  is a social madia influencer with more than 2.2 million in instagram followers , 450,000 facebook likes , and 130,000 twitter followers . His youtube channel also has more than 450,000 subseribes.

Song of Nina Abdel Malak
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She is born in 1984 in Paris and she is thirty-nine years old.

NaÏsam Jalal comes from a Syrian family. 

Jalal comes from a fertile background in music fuelled by passion and curiosity for music.

She started practicing the flute at the age of 6. At the age of 19 she started her career as flutist.

Dizzyng flutist and prolific composer, NaÏsam Jalal performs with her various formations, reveling a personal and vibrant musical universe which, both in substance and form, gives full meaning to the word freedom.

She wins the Victoires du Jazz 2019, and she is also nominated for the same award in 2018 and 2021. She also wins the «Coup de Coeur 2017» from the Charles Cros Academy.

 

In Egypt, she plays with the Egyptian pianist Fathy Salama during his numerous performances at the Cairo Opera and in the most prestigious theaters in the country. 

Her multiple influences range from jazz to hip-hop to improvisation.

Some of her songs are: Dar Beida, Rituel Des Collines, Un Monde Neuf, Rituel De La Vièrie.

Back in France, she accompanies the Lebanese rapper Rayess Bek and the Egyptian oudist Hazem Shaheen. In 2009, she released the album "Aux Résistances" by the duo Noun Ya, touring France, Syria, Japan, Lebanon and Tunisia. Besides, she has also had collaborations with many great musicians. In 2011 she created her quintet Rhythms of Resistance with which she recorded two critically acclaimed albums: "Osloob Hayati" (2015) and "Almot Wala Almazala" (2016) which received the Charles Cros Academy Award in 2017 and pays tribute to to the martyrs of the Syrian revolution. To mark the tenth anniversary of the group, the third record, a double album, "Un Autre Monde" (2021) was released.

 
 

In 2019 the double CD "Naïssam Jalal Quest of The Invisible" is released to excellent reviews. Quest of the Invisible's repertoire takes the form of melodic themes that are sometimes very simple and other times much more complex.

NAÏSAM JALAL
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She is born on 15th June in 1979 in Khouribga (Morocco). She is French-Moroccanand her age is 43 years old. At the age of 14, she moved to France with her father, where she has lived since 1993. At the age of 18, she dropped out of school and got her first job as a room attendant at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

She wrote his first lyrics and melodies as a teenager. She kept composing. In 2005, at the age of 26, she had fifty compositions.

In 2010, she published the album Handmade, recorded in the living room of the rented apartment in which Hindi Zahra locked herself up for three months. She mixed and produced it herself, and released it on the “Blue Note jazz label.1 “.With this work she received the “Constantin Prize.2” On February 9th, 2011, Hindi Zahra won the “Victoire de la Musique”, in the category “World music album,” for her first album Handmade. Occasionally she worked as an actress. In 2014 she has participated in the films "The narrow frame of midnight" by Tala Hadid and in "The cut" by Fatih Akin.

Her studio albums are these: Hindi Zahra (2009), Hand made (2010), Homeland (2015).

Her single albums are also these: Beautiful tango (2009), Stand Up (2010)

Any Story (2015).

She was trained at the Montpellier conservatory,the Paris conservatory,and the Royal conservatory of Bruselas which was founded in 1813.

In 1947, she became the first female organist to sign a record contract, with a performance of ToccataandFugue in D minor, BWV 565 for DeccaRecords.She gave more than 700 concerts in France, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, and the United States (1953, 1955, and 1958).

LINK OF EXAMPLE OF HER MUSIC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqvNZlfk184