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An International Research Forum for Christian Music in India

Christian Musicological Society of India is an international forum for interdisciplinary research, discussion, and dissemination of knowledge, on the music, art and dance of about thirty million Christians in India, who belong to a diverse set of communities and linguistic groups and follow a variety of liturgical traditions some of which date back to the early Christian era. Founded in 1999 by Dr. Joseph J. Palackal CMI, the Society hopes that such researches will draw attention to the lesser known aspects of India in connection with the rest of the world.

Administrative office : Josef Ross, I st Floor, Peter's Enclave, Opp. Kairali Apts, Panampilly Nagar, Kochi - 682 036. Kerala, India.
Phone: +91 7907095233 / 9446514981.

Office in North America :
Email: info@thecmsindia.org Phone : (+1) 646-256-2031

OFFICE BEARERS

Dr. Joseph J. Palackal C.M.I.
Founder & President

Dr. Katherine MoreHouse
Vice President

Dr. Cherian Kunianthodath C.M.I.
Secretary

Mr. Felix Simon
Chief Technical Officer

RECENT EVENTS / NEWS

Syro Malabar Eastern rite Mass at Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ Roman Catholic Church

Syro Malabar Eastern rite Mass at Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ Roman Catholic Church, Glendale NewYork on 15 September 2019

Musicological Conference on the Syriac Musical Traditions at Geneva on 22 Oct, 2020

Dr. Joseph J. Palackal invited for the Musicological Conference on the Syriac Musical Traditions to be held at Geneva on 22 Oct, 2020

Quebec Program- Video Presentation on Aramaic project

Quebec Program - Video Presentation by Dr. Joseph J. Palackal on Aramaic project at Universite du Quebec, Montreal, Canada on May 25, 2019

North American Story

North American Story-The story of Bilingual Qurbana in North America

ARAMAIC PROJECT



JESUS & INDIA

A CONNECTION THROUGH ARAMAIC LANGUAGE AND MUSIC

A program to honor, cherish, and preserve the unparalleled legacy of an ancient language and music tradition that are part of the history of India, and an intangible treasure in the world’s cultural heritage .


Dedicated to:
Alexander the Indian (1588-1677)
Inspired by :
The saintly Palackal Thoma Malpan (Circa 1780-1841)

RECENT CAUSES

ARAMAIC PROJECT

The Aramaic project is a part of a larger plan of a digital library of Christian music in India under the auspices of the Christian Musicological Society. This library will be beneficial to the general public, as well as academic departments that specialize in such topics ........ More >>

DIGITAL LIBRARY OF CHRISTIAN SONGS

A digital library of Christian music in India. There are about thirty million culturally and linguistically diverse Christians in India, who form about 2.5 % of the total population of approx-imately 1. 25 billion... ........ More >>

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SYRIAC CHANTS

The texts and melodies of the Syriac chants have histories of their own and, therefore, deserve proper accounting. The texts have accumulated specific sonorities, phonetic variations, and even shades of meaning from use over an , ........ More >>

TESTIMONIALS

Sebastian S.
This was one of the most memorable moments of this Qurbana! ....
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Dr. Amel Antony
Indeed it was an experience worth cherishing in everyway .....
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Micky Finn
 ...So appreciated by your English speaking followers...the chants, always soul reaching, ....
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Erica Hunter
Your efforts to maintain the Aramaic (Syriac) chant are making an important .....
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Latest Audio

Qandiśā Alāhā (Trisagion)

Instrumental Music score by S. Sebastian Ottaplackal

Solemn High Mass

Holy-holy-holy.mp3

Latest Video

Five Hundred Children preparing for bilingual Qurbana

English/Syriac bilingual Qurbana seems to be gaining traction in the USA. Fr. Jacob Christy, Vicar of Alphonsa Syro Malabar Church, Dallas invited Dr. Joseph Palackal for preparing the children for the choir. All the children enthusiastically responded during the practice session of the Qurbana.

Latest Video

Reinstating an old custom of crowning the bride and groom among the youngsters

The Crowning ceremony of Anju Koovaplackal and Bijo Kattuvallil, a new trend among young Syro Malabar Catholics in their marriage ceremony. The church ceremony concludes with the Syriac hymn, "Bar Maryam".

Latest Video

Rebuilding Bridges between Churches

Jose K. George in conversation with Chris Salem, Evette Shahra, and Ranna Abro. Sterling Heights, Michigan, bringing back memories of the long-lost bond between the Chaldean Catholic Church and the Syro Malabar Church.

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