Why Choose Fahed Hawa
Choosing a violin teacher or performer is about more than technical ability. Fahed Hawa’s approach combines university-level violin training, musicology study, long-term performance experience and a repertoire that includes both Arabic and classical music.
A long-term relationship with the violin
Fahed began violin at age 8, giving his professional work a foundation built through many years of study and practice. The violin is not a short-term specialization for him; it is a long-term musical discipline developed through continuous study, practice, performance, and teaching.
Academic training
Fahed Hawa holds a violin diploma from Antonine University and studied musicology at Antonine University. This combination supports both practical instrumental training and a broader understanding of music. For students, that can mean lessons that explain not only what to play, but why a particular technique, phrasing choice or musical approach works.
Arabic and classical expertise
Fahed’s repertoire includes Arabic and Oriental music as well as classical violin. This is useful for students and event organizers who want a musician able to move between traditions rather than being limited to a single style. The exact repertoire can be selected according to the student’s goals or the event’s atmosphere.
Personalized teaching
Lessons are designed around the learner. An adult beginner may need a simple progression that builds confidence, while an experienced player may need focused work on intonation, bow control, tone, phrasing or repertoire. The teaching process can be adjusted as the student develops, with practice priorities kept clear and achievable.
Performance experience and documentation
Fahed Hawa’s official archive includes television and media references connected with LBCI, MTV Lebanon, Lebanon News Online and Orbit Today, as well as documented international cultural participation in Bahrain in 2009 and Amman, Jordan, in 2012. These records provide context for a career that includes both performance and cultural-event work.
A professional, connected music presence
The official website also connects Fahed’s performance work with his recorded music. The instrumental release The other side, released August 12, 2026, provides a current example of his work as a recording artist. The website brings together music, lessons, media references, international documentation and booking information so visitors can explore the professional profile from several angles.
The reason to work with Fahed Hawa is therefore the combination of technical violin training, musicology education, cross-style repertoire, individualized teaching and active performance work. Whether the goal is to learn violin, improve technique, perform Arabic or classical repertoire, or hire a professional violinist for an event, the approach begins with understanding the specific musical objective and building the work around it.

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