a few examples of his work remained in the performance repertoire; however, as of 2016, all his works have been found and archived at the (CMPL). Sabra was "in ruins" after spending all his money on his work; hence, after many unsuccessful requests of grants and retirement pension to the Lebanese government, his wife, Adèle Misk, went to live with her nephew Dr. Robert Misk. Moreover, the atmosphere between Adèle and their adoptive daughter Badiha Ashkar had arrived to a point of no return, she decided to hide all her husband's works in a blue metal trunk box that the family called "La Malle Bleue", where they remained until 2016, when the Misk family gave it to the CPML for safekeeping. Because of these archives, Zeina Saleh Kayali was able to write a biography on Wadia Sabra in 2018 in the collection "Figures musicales du Liban" (Musical Figures of Lebanon). () in 2021, the baritone Fady Jeanbart published 2 books of scores of Sabra's works: Les Bergers de Canaan & L'Émigré (extraits) (ISBN 978-9953-0-5443-8) 20 pièces pour piano (ISBN 978-9953-0-5442-1) Sabra had an oriental piano manufactured by Pleyel in Paris in 1920. On the initiative of the "Friend of the Cedars Forest Committee-Bsharry" as well as baritone Fady Jeanbart, a cedar was baptized in the name of Wadia Sabra in the new reserve of the Cedars of God forest in northern Lebanon on Sunday October 2, 2022. It bears the number: Z10-2066/6477 Selected works Operas Les Bergers de Canaan, (The Shepards of Canaan) biblique opera in Turkish, libretto by Halide Edib Hanoum, 1917, French version by Mrs J.Ph de Barjeau Les Deux Rois, (The Two Kings) 1st opera in Arabic, libretto by father Maroun Ghosn, 1928 L'Émigré, (The Emigrant) French operetta, libretto by Robert Chamboulan, 1931 Oratorio Les Voix de Noël, Oratorio pour solistes (Baryton, Mezzo, ténor et choeur), paroles d'Auguste Fisch 1896 Nous prêchons ton amour, cantique religieux pour solo (Mezzo ou Baryton) et choeur, 1896 Venez à moi, cantique religieux pour solo (Mezzo ou Baryton)et choeur, 1896 La gloire du Liban, cantique pour solo et choeur, paroles du père Maroun Ghosn (1880–1940) Melodies Quoi? tout est fini?, Arabic lyrics by Saïd Akl Souvenir d'une mère, Arabic lyrics by Shibli Mallat (1876–1961) Notre mère la Terre, Arabic lyrics by Rushdi Ma'louf (1915–1980) Me voilà Liban, pour soliste et choeur, Arabic lyrics. Voici le matin, Arabic lyrics by Gibran Khalil