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Amal Tomb, I am the daughter of the famous Lebanese artist Maroun Tomb and Georgette Khodor. I am married to Philip Abi Ghanem, known as Jean, with two sons: Hady, born in 1983 and Chady, born in 1985. Education: 1978-1980 Diploma in education at the Center of Christian Renaissance 1965-1979 Diploma in playing the piano. Lessons in the musical theories and the principles of singing at the Lebanese Conservatory. 1971-1973 Department of Drama – Lebanese University. 1968-1970 Lebanese Baccalaureate – Part II – Philosophy at the Official School – Furn El Chebbak Artistic and educational activities in the media: 1991 Presented the program "حكايات النّور"(The stories of light) - 25 episodes on ICN television. 1986 Publication of the first part of the book" و بيبقى لبنان " (And Lebanon survives) signed by Amal Tomb and Jean Abi Ghanem. 1986-1988 Presented educational programs"و بيبقى لبنان" (And Lebanese survives), "مع الحياة"(With Life),"و نبني لبنان" (And we build Lebanon) on the radio Voice of Lebanon, and the program"بيحقلّي أعرف" (I have the right to know) – 75 episodes on Radio Lebanon. 1985 Presented the program"الأغنية اللّبنانيّة" (The Lebanese Song) - 13 episodes on LBC. 1970-1974 With Rahbani group – in Baaleback and Picadelli and a tour in the U.S.A and Canada. CDs 1995 Recorded a CD"أغاني بيضا" (White Songs). Produced by the Ministry of Culture and High Education. 1990 Recorded a CD"أنا من لبنان" (I am from Lebanon). Produced by Jean Abi Ghanem. 1983 Recorded a CD"الغابة البيضا" (The White Forest). Produced by Jean Abi Ghanem and distributed by Voice of Beirut. 1985 Recorded a CD"نهر الحنان" (The River Of Tenderness). Produced by Jean Abi Ghanem distributed by Voice of Beirut. 1979 Recorded a CD "هللي يا محبّة" Produced and distributed by Jean Abi Ghanem. Musicals and Concerts : 2005-2008 Performed concerts with Ronza and Fadia Tomb in Canada, France, Belgium, Jordan, Abu Dhabi, the Opera House in Cairo and Lebanon. 2006 Presented the programs:"طريق النّور مع مريم العذراء" (On the way of light with Virgin Mary), "ليقم اللّه" (God’s Resurrection), each one is for an hour and includes 10 songs and 10 contemplations on Nour Sat T.V 2005 Presented"ع طريق النّور صوب مغارة الميلاد" (On the way ,toward the Christmas Manger)," الجمعة العظيمة" (Good Friday), each one includes 10 songs and contemplations 2001 Leading part in the play:"جبران خليل جبران" (Jibran Khalil Jibran) Written by Jean Abi Ghanem. Music by Fouad Fadel. 1999 Performed musical sketches"ممنوع التدخين" (No smoking), "سباق بين أرنب و سلحفاة"( A race between a rabbit and a turtle). Written by Jean Abi Ghanem. Music by Wajdi Chaya. 1998 Performed a concert" انا مثقّف اذا انا حرّ" (I’m educated so I’m free) at Sagesse Theater – Jdeideh. 1996 Performed a concert" بحبّك يا بييّ (I love you Father) at Chateau Triano Theater 1995 Leading part in the play"لبنان أكتر من وطن" (Lebanon, more than a country). Written by Jean Abi Ghanem. Music by Samir Tomb 1993 Leading part in the musical play: " من ليالي بيت الدّين"-Beiteddine Festivals – Written by Jean Abi Ghanem. Musci by Samir Tomb and Wajdy Chayya. 1990 Leading part in the play"انا من لبنان" (I’m from Lebanon). Written by Jean Abi Ghanem. Music by Samir Tomb, Joseph Hanna and Fouad Fadel. 1983 Leading part in singing and acting in the play" الغابة البيضا" (The White Forest). Written by Jean Abi Ghanem. Music composed by Mike Herro, Elias Rahbani, Samir Tomb, Fouad Fadel – Ivoire Theater ,Beirut. 1973 Leading part in singing and acting in the paly"عمّي يا بيّاع النّفط" (My uncle, seller of petrol). Written by Talal Haidar. Music by Issam Rajji who participated in acting and singing as well – Orly Theater , Beirut

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- Association of Culture and Arts -Tri Orient Tri Orient is a group of three Lebanese sisters that have achieved great success thanks to their sweet angelic voices. They are Amal, Aida, and Fadia Tomb. Their father was a renowned painter (and an amateur musician); their mother was also a gifted singer with a beautiful voice (she studied singing at the Lebanese National Conservatoire). The girls sang together on more than one occasion in their youth. First, in their local parish church choir, then as a triplet singing on stage and later singing together on a T.V. youth program. As the sisters grew, Amal linked with the renowned Rahbani brothers (Assi and Mansour) while continuing her studies at the Lebanese National Conservatoire. She then found success in theatrical musicals with an emphasis on culture and education. She also teamed up with her husband-Jean Abi Ghanem-to establish her own musical group in which she went on to sing solo. The group was extremely successful with this type of stage musicals especially in the 70’s. The second of the three sisters was Aida, who later was known for her stage name-Ronza. Ronza also began her singing career as a soloist with the Rahbani brothers and quickly adapted their style in the stage musicals and later in musicals with Marwan and Ghadi Rahbani. After earning a diploma in classical and opera singing at the National Conservatoire in Beirut, she continued in starring roles in stage musicals. The youngest of the three-Fadia-also began her musical career as a soloist alongside her sister Aida with the Rahbani brothers. She then changed direction and steered towards singing opera accompanied by the music of the middle ages, eastern and western. She then went on to earn a diploma in classical and opera singing from the Richard Strauss Conservatoire in Munich-Germany. Later she became a soloist with the Sarband group singing to the tunes of medieval music which she went on to win world acclaim. She was also successful in other solo efforts with the Sarband as she sang in musical concerts all over the world, especially two of which were held on home soil; the Baalbeck and Beit Eddine festivals. After a long break from any musical activity Fadia was occupied by studying, traveling, and involving herself in other professional ventures. Finally, after each of the three sisters found their own musical niche they teamed up again in 1994 to perform once again. The success in their performance encouraged them to form a singing group which they later named ‘Tri Orient’. The reason behind establishing the group was for the three sisters to perform folklore songs of different artistic tastes, eras, and cultures together-especially that of Lebanese, eastern, medieval and ancient folklore as well as classical folklore. They then discovered that they could adapt the musical distribution for their voices-either to be sung accompanied by musical instruments or without-identical to the Polyphonic method for classical music composition (Fuga) without any deviation from the original composition. The ‘Tri Orient’ group also added to newly composed songs to their collection to suit their musical tastes. One of the major strengths of the ‘Tri Orient’ is that they can adapt to singing eastern and western music professionally. They had different religious and musical concerts in Lebanon, Jordan, Abu Dhabi, France, Belgium, Canada, Cairo, Alexander and Bahrain