Sama started studying violin at the age of six. "Through studying music I've gained so manyfriendships. I've learned so much, not only about music, but also about life. Music is one of the basics of my life now".

After taking part in Palestine’s National Music Competition, a woman approached her saying that her playing gave her goose-bumps. “I can't forget this, to amaze people through performing music is such a great experience; it's like giving away a gift". About participating in the Palestine Strings, she says: "I love playing music alone, but the feeling you get when you play in a group is magnificent, it's such an adrenaline rush; you feel energy surging through all of you together on stage ... I really can't explain it". Sama says her goal is to play in orchestras throughout the world. She says that last year’s performance with Nigel Kennedy made her look at classical music from a completely different perspective, ‘a more modern one’. She's thrilled to work with him again in London, "I feel so privileged to have this opportunity, and want to thank all the people who are making it happen".




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