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Just Like The Bird-Coptic

Original song written and composed by John Bibawy. Vocals performed by Mari Safa.
Coverart and Logo design by Andrew Ayad 
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The Life We Live feat. Mari Safa

مارفى صموئيل + مينا يسرى  : لما دعانى ربى

Original from Anesti.
Singer: John Awad
Writer/Composer: Sarah Bibawy
Production: John Bibawy
Cover Art: Andrew Ayad
Special Thanks to Mina Hanna and David Bebawy for their countless input and effort. 

Little One Feat. John Awad

All Of Me ( The Fast Oud cover) -- عود

Kol youm t7t salibak

In the midst of the raging sea ترنيمة وسط البحر الهايج - Mena Fawzy & Mike Morkos

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Very Early Sunday Morning feat. Sarah Bibawy

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As Jesus Loves feat. Sandy Debbas

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Trample Oh My Soul feat. Joseph Bibawy

Crown The Year is a well known Coptic Orthodox Christian spiritual song that is always sung in churches across the globe come the Coptic New Year. This composition, with original chords by John Zakhary and vocals by Maria Athnasios, bring forth a new rendition of the song. Notably, climactic rises noted during the violin and piano pieces by Anastasia and Juliana Bibawy portray the joy of the New Year. We hope you enjoy this latest production from Anesti!

Vocals: Maria Athnasios
Co-Producer/Guitar: John Zakhary
Piano: Juliana Bibawy
Violin: Anastasia Bibawy
Producer/Oud/Tabla: John Bibawy

Album Cover Art: Angela Athnasios
Album Cover Editing/Trademark: Andrew Ayad

Crown The Year Feat. Maria Athnasios

Blessed Advent! Anesti Productions Jam Session Release of O-M-A-R-Y featuring Coptacapella's Stephen Meawad! Please listen, enjoy and share! 
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CD Art Work by Stephen Meawad
CD Cover: Andrew Ayad
Singer: Stephen Meawad
Producer: John Bibawy
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O-M-A-R-Y feat. Stephen Meawad

From our album, "Journey through Holy Week: Vol. 3 - Descent", released March 20, 2018.

Journey Through Holy Week, Vol. 3: Descent

Ⲅⲟⲗⲅⲟⲑⲁ- 1st Great Friday Apolytikion(Concluding Canon)-أبوليتيكيون الأولى(قانون الختام)لجمعة العظيم

The fifth track from the album, "Journey through Holy Week, Vol. 3: Descent", released on March 20, 2018.

Journey through Holy Week, Vol. 3: Descent

Hymns from Holy Saturday Psalmody & Matins - الحان سبت النور

Oh Creator Of Love (Oud) - (يا صاحب الحنان (عود

An oldie but a goodie sung by David Bebawy. Translated to English from the original Coptic Arabic melody Nawar Enaya (opened my eyes), this song is about the man born blind whose story is commemorated on the 6th Sunday of the Great Lent. We hope you enjoy this version of the song and have a happy and healthy lent.

Opened My Eyes Feat. David Bebawy

Ευλογιμενος - Blessed is the Coming One - Live 2017

From our fourth track, "Gethsemane", off our album "Journey through Holy Week, Vol. 1: King of Peace" released on March 18, 2018.

Journey through Holy Week, Vol. 1: King of Peace

Ⲑⲱⲕ ⲧⲉ ϯϫⲟⲙ - Thine is the Power (Paschal Doxology) - لك القوة والمجد (تسبحة البصخة)

'He Paid All My Debts' by Anesti Productions, John and Joseph Bibawy. 

Debts Feat. Joseph Bibawy

Amen Come, a well known Arabic Christian song, composed with an orchestral background. Vocals from Ralph Saleh. Inspired by The Late Very Reverend  Fr. Bishoy Demetrious. 

Amen Come Feat. Ralph Saleh (Arabic Version)

“Father God” is a song about man’s fallen state and his subsequent realization of the indescribable goodness of a new life with God and the change it brought about. This new life, in which man comes to understand and appreciate his full purpose and potential, is established through the Holy Sacrament of Baptism in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The use of “managed” here does not imply our ability to exist, survive, or endure without Existence and Life Himself. Instead, it is an emphatic proclamation of man’s acknowledgement of his dire need for, yet unworthiness of, salvation.