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Qandisa Alaha Trisagion in Syric during Qurbana in Malayalam.

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AP 64 - Qandisa Alaha Trisagion in Syric during Qurbana in Malayalam.
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AP 64

Part Number Part I - Syro Malabar Church
Title Qandīšā Ālāha Trisagion in Syric during Qurbana in Malayalam.
Duration 3:39
Place of Recording Tolworth, London
Date of Recording 19 December 2016.
Youtube URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDuvDpRMWDI
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Notes

Qandisa alaha (Kandisa Alaha) Trisagion in Syriac, during Syro Malabar Qurbana in Malayalam. Tolworth, London. Celebrant: Fr. Sebastian Chamakala. Special thanks to Tony Kocherry for providing this video

Note: This video is an indication that the conversation about reintroducing Syriac chants in the vernacular liturgy of the Syro Malabar Church is gaining momentum. The first attempt to introduce Syriac chants in the celebration of Qurbana in England was at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, at Liverpool, Warrington, on 26 July 2015. The occasion was the Syro Malabar Day: A Festival of Indian Christianity, under the patronage of the Pastor of the Parish, Fr. Christopher Cunningham, and James Jacob Prince and Dr. Martin Antony. The highlight of the festival was the celebration of the solemn Qurbana in English that I co-composed with George Thaila. This was the first of several such functions that they organized in conjunction with my tour in England. Tony Kocherry, the young man who attended the event at Liverpool, saw the feasibility of such an attempt and carried the message to other Syro Malabar communities. He sings in this video. The CMSIndia is grateful to Tony for sharing this video with the well-wishers of the Aramaic Project. Let us hope that the Syro Malabar communities in the other parts of the world would draw inspiration from this video.


Joseph J. Palackal
8 February 2017

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