Resource Call Number : RR-623 / AP 73
Trilingual (English, Syriac, Malayalam) mass at the Syro Malabar Cathedral Church in Chicago on St. Thomas Day 2017. Celebrant: Rev. Dr. Joseph J. Palackal, CMI. The entire congregation warms up to the melody of Qandisa Alaha.
Resource Call Number : RR-624 / AP 74
Reference to this unique song came about in the form of a spontaneous outburst from Dr. George Kaniarakath, CMI, when we met after many years at the CMI house at Via Martino in Rome, on 20 March 2017.
Resource Call Number : RR-625 / AP 75
Resource Call Number : RR-627 / AP 77
AP 77 - Syriac Christian Wedding in India.
Syriac Christian Wedding in India. AP 77 - Syriac Christian Wedding in India. Call Number...
Resource Call Number : RR-626 / AP 76
This hour-long interview is interesting because of the wide range of topics that it covers. Manohar Thomas is a well-known social leader among the Keralites in New York, and is well versed in the literary and cultural history of Kerala.
Resource Call Number : RR-628 / AP 78
This video may be a breath of fresh air for the viewers of theCMSIndia channel. It brings out the inspirational story of a young Malayalee couple, Binu and Deepa Mathirappuzha, which sings Syriac chants with a smile.
Resource Call Number : RR-629 / AP 79
The hymn is from the night prayers (lelya) for Sundays in Advent and Christmas in the East Syriac tradition. This couplet appears in the Thesbohtha (“praise”) that contains several verses. Often, this couplet is treated as a separate chant. In this case, the chant appears at the end of Purathunamaskaram (Hours outside the church) at Kaduthuruthy Valiyapalli.
Resource Call Number : RR-630 / AP 80
This audio recording of the solemn sung Qurbana in Syriac is a significant addition to the archives of the Aramaic Project. The celebrant, Rev. Msgr. Dr. Jacob Vellian (b. 1934), is both an excellent singer and an accomplished scholar of the Syro Malabar liturgy.
Resource Call Number : RR-631 / AP 81
'Etha pus lek." Fr. George Plathottam (1933-2016).
This is a precious chant from the (East) Syriac repertoire of the Chaldeo-Malabar Church in Kerala. The chant is unique from the perspective of the text and the melody.
Resource Call Number : RR-632 / AP 82
Recorded at Holy Cross Church, Frankfurt, Bornheim,Germany on Sunday 30-July-2017
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