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Just started listening to this concert from the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow back in January. I’ve seen the Ayub Sisters in a live stream from another festival and they are very interesting. I’ve posted a link to the concert I’m listening to but it is BBC so probably not available outside the UK
‘The Ayoub Sisters are a multi-instrumental musical duo consisting of siblings Sarah and Laura Ayoub. The Glasgow-born pair arrange and perform instrumental versions of classical works and well-known pop songs. In this very special performance recorded at Celtic Connections with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra earlier this year, the sisters celebrate their ten-year anniversary. Paying homage to their Egyptian heritage, Sarah and Laura present the world premiere of their Arabic Symphony.’
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002vh8v
Here’s the link to the sisters on their own at Shrewsbury Folk Festival