Rami Al-Rajab is an enthusiastic composer and 1st prize winner of the Qatar National Music Competition in the category of composition. He displayed musical talents at an early age. When he was seven years old, he began studying Arabic music with his father and was an autodidact at playing the piano. Taking a keen interest in Western Classical music, he began writing his music at 12 years.
Upon coming to Germany in 1997, he studied classical music theory and piano technique with professor Michael Leslie. Later, he studied piano and conducting at the Berufsfachschule für Musik in Bad-Königshofen and then studied film composition at the Film Academy Baden Wuerttemberg in Germany, where he graduated in 2008. After his travel to Jordan, he was working on his doctorate, where he finished his dissertation in 2014 (The Foundation of Harmonizing Arabic Music Scales Which Include Quarter-Tones (Rast Scale and Bayat Scale as models)).
Among his publicized works are Sug Al-Safafir in Fall for plucked instrument orchestra, Sama’ais Part 1 for Piano and a solo instrument, Messages for Piano, Penumbra for piano sextet, Fantasia Arabia (1st Prize winner) for Flute, Bass Clarinet, and String Orchestra, 6 Arabic Dances for Marimba, and other musical compositions for documentary films, motion pictures, in addition to several short films. Meanwhile, Rami is composing music for live concerts and indie films and working as a Music and Multimedia Sound-Design professor.