Choir of Beirut

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The Choir of the Orthodox Church of Beirut^[1] was founded in 1992 by^[2] مارسيل خوري (Marcél Khourie).

The Choir comprises 3 boy and 2 girls choristers, aged between nine and 13 years, and 14 male undergraduates, reading for degrees in a variety of subjects. There are also two organ scholars.^[3]

The Choir's first Album 'Anacheed Al Kanissa Al Orthodoxia^[4]' which recorded in 1995 was released officially on major digital distributors in 2017.