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Yet another coda for Qandisha Alaha. Houston, Texas.

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AP 252d - Yet another coda for Qandisha Alaha. Houston, Texas.
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AP 252D

Part Number Part I - Syro Malabar Church
Title Yet another coda for Qandisha Alaha. Houston, Texas.
Duration 2:23
Place of Recording Syro Malabar National Convention, Houston, Texas
Date of Recording 1 August 2019
Youtube URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlytSLEerjs&t=32s
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Yet another coda for Qandisha Alaha. Houston, Texas. 1 August 2019

Bilingual (English/Syriac) Qurbana at the Syro Malabar Convention 2019 in Houston, Texas.

This is the final segment on a series of videos on the application of a coda to the traditional melody of Qandisa Alaha. The four videos covered four different periods and four different styles, depending on the musicality of the celebrants. It shows different possibilities. This video shows the cadence with the Angelic phrase, Qandis, Qandis, Qandisat ("Holy, Holy, Thou art Holy"). Such an addition along with the application of dynamics (gradually lowering the volume) is new. Also, the harmony for the main melody is the innovation of the Convention choir. We hope musically talented priests will take cues from these videos and design their own styles with the help of the choir members.

Joseph J. Palackal, CMI
New York
11 November 2021

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