Wael Sami was born in Dubai, among a musical family he was raised up, father was a flute player in Cairo Symphony Orchestra the same as his father, his mother’s grandfather was a Qora’an chanter “Moqree’”. Following his father advices, he started to learn Arabic singing in Cairo Opera House Children Choir at the age of nine, then he followed by joining The Higher Institute of Arab Music at the age of sixteen. He was graduated at the Department of Composition in 1998 at the same institute followed ...

Wael Sami was born in Dubai, among a musical family he was raised up, father was a flute player in Cairo Symphony Orchestra the same as his father, his mother’s grandfather was a Qora’an chanter “Moqree’”. Following his father advices, he started to learn Arabic singing in Cairo Opera House Children Choir at the age of nine, then he followed by joining The Higher Institute of Arab Music at the age of sixteen. He was graduated at the Department of Composition in 1998 at the same institute followed by a Post Graduation Degree in Composition in 2000. He was tutored by some of the elite Egyptian Musicians, to mention: Dr. Rageh Daoud, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Wahab Abdel Fatah, Michael Al-Masry, Attia Sharara. He held several concerts in many Arab and foreign countries, such as Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Austria, France, China & Denmark, and contributed in several Festivals, significant of which are: Arab Music Festival in Cairo - several years, Kartage Festival, Sousa Festival, Hamamat Festival in Tunis, Arabic Music Festival in Bahrain He awarded first prize for Best Composed & Arranged song for year 2002 at Al-Dar Al-Baidaa Song Festival. He awarded second prize for Best Composed & Arranged Song for Children at the Child Songs Festival in Jordan 2003, and the Best Song chosen by the children attending the Festival for the same track.