Naseer Shamma, Television and Radio
• Cooperation with Iraqi television in hosting a music program for children with Hussein Kaddouri titled "Do, Re, Mi" in 1986.
• Hosted a program named "A musical reading of the painting" in a period of three minutes in TV Iraq in 1992.
• Hosted his successful program "Music .. Music" in 1993.
• Solo played the Oud for Radio France. Radio France alsorecorded a long interview with him and broadcasted it in80 of its radio station in 1996.
• Composed religious prayers in the month of Ramadan, sung by Afaf Radi and Majd Al Kasem in the Voice of Arab station, Egypt. In 1999.
• Composed soundtracks for a number of television series as "Zeyab El Lail", directed by Iraqi director Hassan Hosni, "Asayel" in 1990, "Al kaf wa Almkhrz" with the Syrian director Najdat Anzor, the series “Al Masara” and the series "Afwan Habebaty" with the Egyptian director NadiaHamza, The series “The Arabs of London”, directed by Anwar Quadry in 2009, and the series "HeykayatAlmdandas" directed by Ahmed al Nahas, and many other works.
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