Fahed Hawa on LBCI — Television Violin Performance
Updated: Sep 30
Fahed Hawa on LBCI — Television Violin Performance
Fahed Hawa's television appearances are an important part of his public record as a Lebanese violinist and musician. His official website maintains this LBCI reference as part of a broader archive connecting external media appearances with the artist's own performance history.
The LBCI appearance
The LBCI performance presents Fahed Hawa in a television setting, bringing the violin from the concert and event environment into a broadcast context. Television performance requires a musician to communicate clearly in a limited amount of time, work with production teams and adapt to the demands of cameras, sound, timing and a live or recorded studio environment.
For a violinist, the challenge is not only technical accuracy. Tone, phrasing, stage presence and communication with the audience all matter. Fahed Hawa's work combines these performance elements with a repertoire that includes Arabic and Oriental music as well as classical violin.
Fahed Hawa's musical background
Fahed Hawa began playing violin at the age of 8. His musical development continued through formal study, including a violin diploma from Antonine University and studies in musicology at Antonine University.
This background is relevant to both his performance work and his educational approach. His training combines practical instrumental study with broader musical understanding, while his professional experience connects that training to real performance situations.
A Lebanese musical identity
Fahed Hawa's repertoire reflects his connection to Lebanon and the wider Arab musical tradition. His work includes instrumental interpretations of Arabic repertoire while also drawing on classical violin technique. This combination allows him to move between formal musical contexts, cultural events, private performances and contemporary media.
Lebanon News Online's July 30, 2026 artist profile described Fahed Hawa in connection with expressive phrasing and a fusion of classical string technique with Eastern and Western musical styles. The article also described a repertoire ranging from Arabic classics to contemporary regional songs and international favorites.
Where this appearance fits in the wider portfolio
The LBCI appearance is one part of a larger public performance history that includes television, cultural events, international participation and online music releases. Fahed Hawa's official website brings these references together so visitors can move from an individual media appearance to the wider artist profile.
The site also documents international cultural participation, including a Certificate of Appreciation connected with the 18th Bahrain International Music Festival held October 10–16, 2009, and a Certificate of Participation connected with the Fourth Arab Theatre Festival in Amman, Jordan, held January 10–15, 2012.
Watch the LBCI reference
LBCI video reference: https://youtu.be/kPQgvBrTjTo
The available online reference does not provide a reliable publication date in the source information currently archived on the official website, so no date is assigned here rather than guessing.
Official Fahed Hawa portfolio
Explore the full performance portfolio: https://www.fahedhawa.com/portfolio
The official website is the central reference for Fahed Hawa's current music, performance work, media archive, violin lessons and booking information.

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