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سيد أحمد الحردلو.. غناويات ما تزال تنتظر أصواته
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سيد أحمد الحردلو.. غناويات ما تزال تنتظر أصواته

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

د. عبدالرحيم عبد الحليم محمد حين يرحل شاعر كبير لا يكون السؤال فقط: ماذا كتب؟ ولا كم كتابًا ترك؟ وإنما: ماذا فعلنا نحن بما كتب؟ وكم قرأنا من عالمه؟ وكم أنصف النقد تجربته؟ وكم استطاعت الموسيقى والمسرح والدراما أن تنقل ما في كتبه من حياة إلى الناس؟ ذلك هو السؤال الذي يلح عليّ كلما عدت …

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