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The first issue of the magazine "Colors of the Arts", "Music / Folk Art", headed by Dr. Mohamed Amin Abdel Samad, was published and presented many studies, as explained by Yasser Sadiq, president of the National Center for Theater, Music and Folklore.

The first study, by Dr. Ahmed Youssef, presents the role of singing in the prelude to the 1919 Revolution and its fueling. These songs have become a history of that period. The writer presents clear examples of the role of the song in that revolution and the role of the Egyptian artists.

The second study is the Egyptian national peace after the revolution of July 1952 by Dr. Alaa Fathy, which reviews the beginning of the so-called "national peace" in the world and the journey of its appearance in Egypt until the present national peace "my country … my country".

The third study is entitled "The Egyptian Woman and the National Song" in which she presents a historical panoramic tour of Egyptian women's role in presenting the national song until the revolution of June 30, 2013, with examples of some singers and singers including Arab singers.

And the fourth study of Dr. Gamal Abdel-Hai Abdel Ghani, which provides a study on a very important aspect, and in a less specialized academic studies, which is the technical music aspect in the recitation of the Holy Quran, reviewing the performance of some of the most famous readers of the Holy Quran in Egypt.

In the fifth study: "Canadian – the greatest men of Arabic music" by Dr. Fathi al-Khamisi, reviewing the cultural and historical context in which he lived Isaac Canadian, who lived in the ninth century AD, which opened the door of Arab music thought.

The music historian Dr. Zein Nassar offers a fair study of the great music of Mohammed Al-Qasabji under the title "Al-Qusabji the renewed musician, who has done a great deal of injustice" and presents at the end of his intensive study a list of works by the great artist Mohammed Al-Qasabji.

The Department of Folk Arts begins a study by the poet Masoud Shoman entitled "Cultural Representations of Popular Poetry in the Beja Tribes in the Eastern Southern Bateen of Egypt", a study dealing with the definition of the Beja culture, which is a cultural diversity that has its specificity and interaction within the framework of the rich Egyptian culture. Creative and received within the context of human life cycle, emphasizing the values ​​adopted by society.

In the second study, Dr. Zaynab Sabra takes us to a large part of our Egyptian land, the beloved Sinai, by showing the aesthetics of the traditional dress of Sinai women, considering that popular fashion is an honest expression of the culture and history of the society and the value system and the nature of the environment in which the human lives. And his greatness in the Sinai.

Dr. Nivin Khalil took us to Aswan in her study "People's Sculptures .. Creativity on the walls of the village of West Suhail", reflecting the culture of Nubia and the reflection of this on their murals, which is famous for the village of West Suhail, making it a destination for researchers, artists and tourists to see the lifestyle of those cultural connotations and artistic manifestations Emanating from it.

The researcher Ahmed Tawfiq also presents his studies on the popular games and the spirit of imagination and innovation in children, as the popular games is a tool of social and cultural upbringing for the child, and the writer reviews a number of games with its rooting and showing its role with the child.

Dr. Mohamed Shabana presents a study on the great popular artist Reis Al Mawal Yousef Shata, reviewing his artistic composition, stages of his artistic career, and the performance traits that characterized him. The writer did not fail to establish the art of money and its types which were famous and dominated in the folk singing arts.

In the popular arts library, researcher Iman Saleh presented the book "The Coptic Mawalid. A Field Study in Belief".