The Little Singers of Armenia choir was founded in 1992. This choir has become an international sensation and its repertoire is extremely varied including sacred, classical, folk, and jazz music from different periods.The Little Singers of Armenia were recognized as the Choir of the European Union, nominated as Cultural Ambassador by the European Federation of Choirs in 2001, and awarded the Leonardo da Vinci silver medal by the European Academy of Natural Sciences. In 2002 the choir was recognized as one of the best choirs in the world by the International Choral Federation of Music. The talent of this choir is evident in its many competitive achievements throughout the musical world. Among its accomplishments are several silver medals at the Roodeport International Eisteddfod of South Africa, 1993 and the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in the UK, 1994 as well as gold and silver medals at the Golden Gate International Children's Choral Festival in San Francisco, USA, 1995, special prize for the most encouraging video in times of COVID-19, (2020).Aside from competitions, the choir has also participated in various international events and festivals including, but not limited to the Basel International Festival (Basel, Switzerland, 1995); Thessaloniki-European Capital of Culture (Greece, 1997); Hong Kong and Beijing International Festivals (China, 1999); EXPO 2000 (Hanover, Germany); the Sixth World Symposium on Choral Music (Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 2002); Dimitria International Festival (Thessaloniki, Greece, 2002); Armenian American Choral Festival Song of Unity (Armenia, 2004, 2006); Children's Friendship on the Planet (Moscow, Russia, 2010)