أسرار لا تعرفها عن علي إسماعيل.. كيف جعل العالم يرقص على أنغام فرقة رضا؟ في ..فنون

In this episode of "Arts," we delve into the world of the late composer Ali Ismail, a pillar of Egyptian and Arab music. We host the music arranger and artist Hussein Ahmed to discuss Ali Ismail's genius in employing Western instruments to serve Eastern melodies, and his pivotal role as one of the cornerstones of the Reda Troupe's success. We also explore the behind-the-scenes stories of his compositions for timeless films such as "The Land," "Soft Hands," and "Love in Karnak," and his collaborations with the legendary singer Abdel Halim Hafez and the composer Mohamed Abdel Wahab. #Ali_Ismail #Music #Reda_Troupe #Art #Voice_of_the_Arabs #Egyptian_Radio #Golden_Age #Soundtracks #Egyptian_Films #Arts #Ahmed_Saeed #Sunday_Episode_June_28_2026 Radio broadcasting in Egypt began in the 1920s with a group of private stations. On May 31, 1934, the voice of announcer Ahmed Salem was broadcast, saying, "This is Cairo. This is the official inauguration of the Egyptian government's wireless radio station." This was done in agreement with the Marconi Company. However, in 1947, the contract with Marconi was canceled. The number of Egyptian radio stations initially was four, and it has now reached ten.