Ronza Tomb

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Ronza Tomb (actually Aida Tomb ; Arabic عايدة مروان طنب ʾAyda Marwān Ṭonb ; also known as Ronza ; * in Beirut in the 20th century) is a Lebanese singer .

Life

Ronza grew up in a family of artists (father Maroun Tomb painter and mother singer) with several siblings (Fadia, Amal, Samir) in Beirut . She celebrated her first successes as a singer in the late 1970s. She studied psychology at the Lebanese University . She then studied Western classical music at the National Conservatory; she completed her studies with a diploma. The composer Assi Rahbani wrote songs for them. In the 1980s, the Rahbani brothers composed musicals for Ronza and her sister Fadia. Ronza also played in the theater. She teaches singing at the solfège at the conservatory.

Occasionally she appears as a soloist with the choir of the Notre Dame University - Louaize (NDU) or sings it with her sisters in a trio called TriOrient in churches at solemn festivals. Your production company is TriOrient. She also sings medieval songs such as Jerusaleme Liberata , which were produced by the classic radio station Flamand Clara.

She won first prize in singing at the 4th Arab TV Competition in Tunis, 1988.

Pieces of music

  • Jayi Jayi
  • Kolama Ibtasamta Lee
  • Mishwar Rayhin Mishwar (in a duet with Hikmat Wehbeh)

CDs

  • Christmas Carole
  • Abu Dabi Concerts

Albums

  • Tayr El Finiq (= The Phoenician Bird), 2000

Plays

  • Al Mooamara Mostamera
  • Al Rabii al Sabeh (= The Seventh Spring), 1981–82
  • The Person , 1980
  • The last summer , 1980
  • Hello Beirut , 1985
  • The Voyage of Santa Claus , 1985
  • The Beat , 1995–96
  • The passage to Asia , 1998.

watch TV

  • Stations (a TV series by Mansour Rahbani)

Video clip

  • Phoenix , 1993

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Tomb, Ronza
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Tomb, Aida; Ronza (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Lebanese singer
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Beirut , Lebanon