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E - Parthenos Ibrahim Ayad Chorus
does any one have the words to the parts that ibrahim ayad and his chorus add during the nativity feast? here is an audio of what i am talking about
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yozbyj
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yozbyj
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does any one have the words to the parts that ibrahim ayad and his chorus add during the nativity feast? here is an audio of what i am talking about
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yozbyj
first part is: e-parthenos: http://tasbeha.org/hymn_library/view/84
second part: another greek hymn (e-gennithes): http://tasbeha.org/hymn_library/view/2172
Who approves them.
What is their source.
How do these hymns get added to our heritage.
Who approves them.
What is their source.
you should ask the or a bishop instead of asking us. HGB Youssef is willing to take ANY kind of questions.
[quote author=imikhail link=topic=11805.msg141053#msg141053 date=1310082950]
How do these hymns get added to our heritage.
Who approves them.
What is their source.
you should ask the or a bishop instead of asking us. HGB Youssef is willing to take ANY kind of questions.
Tough questions? :P
[quote author=minatasgeel link=topic=11805.msg141060#msg141060 date=1310091082]
[quote author=imikhail link=topic=11805.msg141053#msg141053 date=1310082950]
How do these hymns get added to our heritage.
Who approves them.
What is their source.
you should ask the or a bishop instead of asking us. HGB Youssef is willing to take ANY kind of questions.
Tough questions? :P
any questions.......asl enta mish hater-tah without an answer.
I am not understanding you Mina
maybe.....just maybe when a bishop gives you an answer you will stop talking about it.
[quote author=imikhail link=topic=11805.msg141071#msg141071 date=1310122186]
I am not understanding you Mina
maybe.....just maybe when a bishop gives you an answer you will stop talking about it.
What do you mean? I just started talking about it ...
What do you mean? I just started talking about it ...
No...... http://tasbeha.org/content/community/index.php/topic,11736.msg140788.html#msg140788
[quote author=imikhail link=topic=11805.msg141075#msg141075 date=1310137241]
What do you mean? I just started talking about it ...
No...... http://tasbeha.org/content/community/index.php/topic,11736.msg140788.html#msg140788
That was a separate topic altogether. We know the story of how Eparthenos was introduced in our Church. But here we are talking about another part that is added by CIA to the one originally introduced. Am I missing something?
That was a separate topic altogether. We know the story of how Eparthenos was introduced in our Church. But here we are talking about another part that is added by CIA to the one originally introduced. Am I missing something?
oh.....you were specifically talking about Egennesis....ok.
the answer is: he (with the chorus' help) constructed it--rakebha on e-parthenos. they didn't have a recording for that hymn, and being one for the Nativity, they chose to do that.....which actually made many people attack him--people outside egypt who don't really care about him being a cantor who has some say in what happens in hymns today.
I am still baffled as to why borrowing Greek hymns or words instead of authoring Coptic ones. Are we, as Copts, lost the Coptic language to the extent we only know the alphabet? ???
I am still baffled as to why borrowing Greek hymns or words instead of authoring Coptic ones.
I am not really with that idea......i don't think we are done with finding what's lost and dealing with what's already there that we can now author new hymns. i have to say that this is what we see.