11 Facts About Oussama Rahbani

Oussama Al Rahbani is a Lebanese musician and composer.

Oussama Rahbani is the son of the Lebanese composer, musician, and poet, Mansour Rahbani.

Oussama Rahbani took piano lessons from a young age and music courses at Berklee College of Music in 1990 and 1995.

Oussama Rahbani composed music for Chouchou's famous play Carambole directed by Roger Assaf.

Oussama Rahbani participated in a modern orchestration of the Maronite Mass by Mansour Rahbani and released his own album Bi Sabah el Alf el Talet.

In 2001, he took part as composer and conductor in the musical play Abou Tayeb al Mutanabi by Mansour Oussama Rahbani and produced a Russian night concert in Lebanon with St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nicolai Alexyev.

Oussama Rahbani composed Hekm el Reayen, another musical play by Mansour Rahbani.

In 2007, he composed for Zenobia, a musical play Mansour Oussama Rahbani followed by The Return of the Phoenix, performed at the Byblos International Festival, at Casino du Liban and in Dubai.

Oussama Rahbani composed the musical play Don Quixote by Marwan and Ghadi Rahbani, performed at Byblos International Festival.

Oussama Rahbani took part in Ehdeniyat Festival and the Palais des Congres Lebanon with Hiba Tawaji and Wadih Abi Raad.

Oussama Rahbani is known for having written songs for a number of artists, produced music videos and a great number of advertisements and jingles for various business and cultural entities and for public awareness campaigns and charities.