Music School

Mission

The GUC Music School, established in October 2024 within the GUC Music Academy, offers a vibrant platform for GUC students, staff, children and externals to develop their vocal and instrumental talents. With a strong belief in music as a core element of holistic education, the school fosters learning across genres from classical to oriental music through expert-led instruction, committed to develop both the theoretical and practical foundations of aspiring musicians, while reinforcing the university's mission as a leading academic and cultural institution.


Offerings

Private lessons, conducted once per week for 45 minutes, tailored individually to each student’s pace and needs. Instrumental and theoretical instruction includes:

Piano, Guitar, Violin, Cello, Drums, Tabla, Vocal Lessons,

Music Theory, Music Production

and more to come.

 
For inquiries or enrollment, contact:

aysel.hesham@guc.edu.eg

Music School info pack: https://sites.google.com/view/guc-music-school?usp=sharing

Music School Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guc_ms/

Music Academy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guc.ma/


Instructors

 

Ohoude Khadr – Vocal Coach

A classically trained opera singer and vocal coach, Ohoude holds a Master’s in Opera Singing from Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin and a Master’s in Culture and Media Management from Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg. With extensive performance and managerial experience at institutions like Arabesque International and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, she brings over a decade of expertise in combining performance, education, and cultural leadership.

 

Steffen Scholl – E-Bass

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Steffen Scholl, a musician (bass & electronics), cultural scientist, and musicologist, previously worked as a lecturer and program coordinator at Humboldt University of Berlin’s Department of Musicology and Media Studies. Since 2024, Steffen contributes to the GUC Music Academy as Head of Academic Affairs and as a Lecturer in Media Design at the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Arts.

 

Abeer Farouk – Vocal Coach

Abeer Fouad is a Voice Coach and Artist of Sound Awareness. Studied and specialized in Music Education, obtained postgraduate studies in Art Criticism, and explored Human Development in all its branches, earning a TOT certificate from the American Board. She worked at the Ballet Institute as an accompanist and solfège teacher. She sees herself as a rare note, and deeply loves music in its expressions, through a word, a movement or a whisper because it is truly the nourishment of the soul that fulfills her. We often hear our voices without noticing what we say within; she is not only a voice coach, but a human who has experienced how sound reveals what we hide and places us before ourselves with honesty. Every voice does not come only from the vocal cords, but from the heart, from memories, from fear or courage, from the silenced child or from the person who has returned to themselves. She believes that voice is not just performance, but a gateway to awareness and her mission is to help each person sing with their soul before their throat.

 

Youssef Sherif- Percussionist

A Business Administration Graduate of the GUC and a passionate percussionist / drummer with over a decade of musical experience anchored in rhythmic exploration. Beginning his musical journey at the age of 11, Youssef developed a deep appreciation for various styles and genres, drawing inspiration from diverse musical traditions.

Although still in the early stages of his career, Youssef has made significant strides by performing at a variety of musical events, both as a solo artist and as part of collaborative bands. He started his teaching career for almost 4 years, and since launching his teaching career, he has found immense joy in communicating with his students, creating an engaging and interactive learning environment.

 

Maram Elsabbagh – Pianist

Maram Elsabbagh is a classically trained pianist, composer, and music producer, known for her versatile musical skills and innovative compositions. She holds performance certificates from Trinity College in London, Having completed grades 1 through 8 in piano, which laid the foundation for her nuanced artistry and technical prowess on the instrument. In addition to her solo work, Maram participated as a session keyboardist in various projects, contributing her unique sound to diverse musical styles. She has also composed and produced scores for multiple short films, showcasing her ability to create emotive and memorable soundscapes that enhance visual storytelling. With a passion for blending classical influence with contemporary music, Maram continues to explore new creative avenues and inspire audiences with her music.

 

Abdallah Brakouky - Guitarist

Abdullah Barkouky is a passionate guitarist and music producer who loves sharing his journey with new players. Inspired by artists like Pink Floyd, Joe Bonamassa, John Mayer and Grunge Legends, he combines creativity with strong technical skills in Blues, Rock, Funk and Modern music. Abdullah makes learning fun and engaging, focusing on both technique and self-expression. His goal is to help students find their unique sound and enjoy the process of making music.

 

Abdelrahman Elmozy – Violinist

Abdelrahman Elmozy is a passionate violinist and a third-year Computer Engineering student at the German University in Cairo. He began his musical journey in 2020 at Crescendo Music Academy in Tanta, studying under his uncle, Weam Almozy. After one year of dedication and growth, he stepped into teaching as an instructor at the same academy, eager to share his love for music with others. Inspired deeply by the legendary Ziad Rahbani, he embraces all genres of music, with a special passion for oriental styles. Though he finds joy in the cello, oud and guitar, it is the violin that speaks his heart most deeply. Through performing and teaching, he seeks to create meaningful connections and inspire new musicians on their own journeys. For him, music is more than a craft; it is a source of joy, expression and healing that he is excited to pass on to others.

 

Adham El-Sioufy – Cellist

Adham El-Sioufy – Cello Player & Music Educator. Adham El-Sioofy is a classically trained cellist and dedicated music educator with a strong academic and performance background. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Helwan University and is pursuing two Master’s degrees in Music Education and Arts of Education at Helwan University and Liverpool John Moores University (UK). With over five years of experience teaching cello in various educational settings, his teaching focuses on cello performance, blending technical precision with expressive interpretation, while occasionally using piano as a supportive tool. Alongside his teaching, Adham remains active as a performer, combining artistry and pedagogy to inspire the next generation of musicians.

 

Mark Nady – Guitarist

Mark Nady is a passionate guitarist, composer and music producer who has built his artistic journey around the expressive power of the guitar. What started as curiosity quickly became a lifelong dedication, as the guitar became not only a performance instrument but also a trusted partner in his creative process. Beyond playing, Mark finds inspiration in composing original music, where he blends diverse sounds and influences into his own unique voice. His guitar has also played a central role in his music production career, helping him shape melodies, harmonies and arrangements with authenticity and depth. Mark’s work reflects both technical skill and emotional storytelling and his mission is to create music that resonates, inspires and connects with people across cultures and experiences.

 

Shady Abdelsalam – Conductor and Violinist

Shady Abdelsalam began violin studies under Lisette Maguerditchian in Alexandria.He holds a Bachelor of Physical Chemistry (1995) and a  (2001), also, Bachelor of Music (2001), PhD in Performing Arts (2021) from Cairo Academy of Arts. He joined the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra (1993–1998), toured internationally and was a member of the Cairo Opera Orchestra (1997–2002). He performed as soloist with leading Egyptian orchestras and appeared in France, Germany, Russia, Spain, Italy and Several Arab Countries. Since 2002, he has been Artistic and Administrative Director and Co-conductor of the BA Orchestra, he founded and Coaches and conduct both the BA Youth and Junior Orchestras. He also coaches the GUC Music Ensemble and choir. He is a Lecturer at the Academy of Arts Strings Department.

 

 

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