AP 260 to 251
കന്ദീശാ ആലാഹാ:Qandisa Alaha with special 'Coda'. Poulose Pallikkara. Alangad
Call Number | AP 252E |
Part Number | Part I - Syro Malabar Church |
Title | കന്ദീശാ ആലാഹാ:Qandisa Alaha with special 'Coda'. Poulose Pallikkara. Alangad |
Duration | 3:07 |
Place of Recording | St.Mary's Church ( Marth Mariam Church ), Alangad,Ernakulam. |
Date of Recording | Septmeber 09 2021 |
Youtube URL | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1upjqeviJ8 |
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Notes
This video shows another example of the coda to the Trisagion. In the Syriac era, local choirs enjoyed the freedom to compose new melodies to texts and experiment new performance practices. This video adds to the set of examples we posted earlier under the series of Aramaic Project-252. Here choir leader, Poulose Pallikkara sings the parts of the choir, the celebrant, and the deacon. Poulose sings the traditional melody of the chant and then. rehashes phrases from the melody of the text to create a melody for the coda. The structure of the coda is different from the examples we have already added to our digital library, and for that reason may interest musicologists who want to study the history of this chant in the Syro Malabar Church in Kerala.
Joseph J. Palackal, CMI
New York
27 February 2022
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