Fr. Miled Tarabay has a well-rounded professional career in sacred music, teaching, conducting, and composing. As a creative perfectionist, he is open to the musical world, which he navigates with his trademark sense of initiative, autonomy, diplomacy, method, and self-discipline.

Over the years, Fr. Miled has held numerous music-related, academic, and monastic positions. In addition to teaching music and serving as the director of the Sacred Music Center at USEK, he is the founder and director of the As-Sawt Al-’Atiq (the Voice of One Time) choir, as well as the founder and president of the Qolo Association.

His monastic duties have seen him serve as superior of the following monasteries:
- Parochial House of Saint John-Mark – Jbeil.
- Saints Cyprian and Justina – Kfifane.
- Saint Maroun – Annaya.
- Our Lady of Succor – Jbeil.

Fr. Miled also served as assistant general of the OLM Postulator and Prosecutor General with the Holy See.

His rich repertoire includes several literary and musical publications as an author, composer, speaker, director, and professor. With this diversified career, he has acquired a wealth of human and professional experience, allowing him to delve ever deeper into research and creation.

EDUCATION

• PhD in Music, Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music (PIMS) in Rome – Italy
• MA in Choir Direction, Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music (PIMS) in Rome – Italy
• BA in Theology, USEK – Lebanon