Wadia Sabra

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Wadia Sabra
Born	(1876-02-23)23 February 1876 Ain el Jdideh, Lebanon
Died	11 April 1952(1952-04-11) (aged 76)
Burial place	Evangelical Cemetery Sodeco Beirut
Education	Studied with Albert Lavignac at the Paris Conservatoire
Known for	1st Lebanese to study at the Paris Conservatoire 1895 Composed the National anthem of Lebanon 1927 Founder of the Lebanese National Conservatory of Music 1929
Spouse	Adèle Misk (4-11-1886/ 28-03-1968) Marriage date : April 22nd 1921
Children	Badia Achkar Haddad (1923–2009; adopted in 1950)
Relatives	Parents: Jirjis Sabra and Sarah Sarkis Sisters: Edma, Louisa, Emilia, Rosa Brothers: Anis, Nassib

Wadia (Wadih) Sabra^[a] (Arabic: وديع صبرا Wadīʻ Ṣabrā; 23 February 1876 – 11 April 1952) was a Lebanese composer and founder of the Conservatoire Libanais.^[1]

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