Showing posts with label chant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chant. Show all posts
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Exomologisthe to Kyrio (Taizé)
See my other blog postings in the "Taizé" series of chants.
Official Taizé Community Website
Wikipedia information on the Taizé Community
- in French
- in English
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Bogoroditse Dievo 2 / Богородице Дево (Taizé)
See my other blog postings in the "Taizé" series of chants.
Official Taizé Community Website
Wikipedia information on the Taizé Community
- in French
- in English
Friday, February 8, 2013
Sviaty Bože (Taizé)
Sviaty Bože 100
Sviaty Bože 109
See my other blog postings in the "Taizé" series of chants.
Official Taizé Community Website
Wikipedia information on the Taizé Community
- in French
- in English
Sviaty Bože 109
See my other blog postings in the "Taizé" series of chants.
Official Taizé Community Website
Wikipedia information on the Taizé Community
- in French
- in English
Bogoroditse Dievo 1 / Богородице Дево (Taizé)
See my other blog postings in the "Taizé" series of chants.
Official Taizé Community Website
Wikipedia information on the Taizé Community
- in French
- in English
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Hvalite imia Gospodnie (Taizé)
Music: Dimitry Arzumanov
See my other blog postings in the "Taizé" series of chants.
Official Taizé Community Website
Wikipedia information on the Taizé Community
- in French
- in English
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Rejoice O Bethany / افرحي يا بيت عنيا (Koinonikon for Lazarus Saturday)
I. ARABIC
II. ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
I. ARABIC TEXT
افرحي يابيت عنيا …. نحوك وافى الإله
من به الأموات تحيا …. كيف لا وهو الحياه
إن مارثا استقبلته …. ببكاء وعويل
وشكت لما رأته …. شدة الحزن الطويل
صرخت بالحالة ربي … أنت عوناً للرفيق
فا أعني إن قلبي …. ذاب من فقد الشقيق
قال كفي عن بكاكي …. ودعي هذا النحيب
واعلمي أن آخاك … سوف يحيا عن قريب
ثم نحو اللحد بادر …. ذلك الفادي الأمين
حينما نادى لعازر …. انهض ياذاك الدفين
أيها الأختان هيا …. انظرا الأمر العجيب
قام من في اللحد حيا …. واشكرا الفادي الحبيب
لك يارب البرايا …. لك نسجد بخشوع
إننا موت الخطايا …. بك نحيا يا يسوع
II. ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
Rejoice, rejoice, O Bethany!
On this day God came to thee,
And in Him the dead are made alive,
As it is right for He is the Life.
When Martha went to receive Him,
Grieving loudly with bitter tears,
She poured out the sorrow of her heart to Him
With great sadness, wailing her lament.
She at once cried out unto Him:
“My most compassionate Lord, my Lord,
At the great loss of my brother Lazarus
My heart is broken, help me.”
Jesus said to her, “Cease your weeping,
Cease your grieving and sad lament;
For your brother, My most beloved friend, Lazarus,
Very soon will live again.”
Then He, the faithful Redeemer,
Made His way unto the tomb,
Where he cried unto him who was buried four days,
Calling him forth, saying “Lazarus, arise.”
Come with haste, ye two sisters,
And behold a wondrous thing,
For your brother from the tomb has returned to life.
To the beloved Redeemer now give thanks.
To Thee, O Lord of creation,
We kneel down in reverence profound,
For all we who are dead in sin,
In Thee, O Jesus, are made alive.
A Koinonikon for Lazarus Saturday,
Original Arabic text افرحي يا بيت عنيا composed by the Thrice-Blessed Athanasius (Atallah), Metropolitan of Homs. Transcribed in English & Western Notation by Bishop +Basil Essey (1986).
II. ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
I. ARABIC TEXT
افرحي يابيت عنيا …. نحوك وافى الإله
من به الأموات تحيا …. كيف لا وهو الحياه
إن مارثا استقبلته …. ببكاء وعويل
وشكت لما رأته …. شدة الحزن الطويل
صرخت بالحالة ربي … أنت عوناً للرفيق
فا أعني إن قلبي …. ذاب من فقد الشقيق
قال كفي عن بكاكي …. ودعي هذا النحيب
واعلمي أن آخاك … سوف يحيا عن قريب
ثم نحو اللحد بادر …. ذلك الفادي الأمين
حينما نادى لعازر …. انهض ياذاك الدفين
أيها الأختان هيا …. انظرا الأمر العجيب
قام من في اللحد حيا …. واشكرا الفادي الحبيب
لك يارب البرايا …. لك نسجد بخشوع
إننا موت الخطايا …. بك نحيا يا يسوع
II. ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
Rejoice, rejoice, O Bethany!
On this day God came to thee,
And in Him the dead are made alive,
As it is right for He is the Life.
When Martha went to receive Him,
Grieving loudly with bitter tears,
She poured out the sorrow of her heart to Him
With great sadness, wailing her lament.
She at once cried out unto Him:
“My most compassionate Lord, my Lord,
At the great loss of my brother Lazarus
My heart is broken, help me.”
Jesus said to her, “Cease your weeping,
Cease your grieving and sad lament;
For your brother, My most beloved friend, Lazarus,
Very soon will live again.”
Then He, the faithful Redeemer,
Made His way unto the tomb,
Where he cried unto him who was buried four days,
Calling him forth, saying “Lazarus, arise.”
Come with haste, ye two sisters,
And behold a wondrous thing,
For your brother from the tomb has returned to life.
To the beloved Redeemer now give thanks.
To Thee, O Lord of creation,
We kneel down in reverence profound,
For all we who are dead in sin,
In Thee, O Jesus, are made alive.
A Koinonikon for Lazarus Saturday,
Original Arabic text افرحي يا بيت عنيا composed by the Thrice-Blessed Athanasius (Atallah), Metropolitan of Homs. Transcribed in English & Western Notation by Bishop +Basil Essey (1986).
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Gloria / Glory Be To God On High (Old Scottish Chant)
Glory be to God on high
And on earth peace, goodwill towards men,
We praise thee, we bless thee, we worship thee,
we glorify thee, we give thanks to thee for thy great glory.
O Lord God, heavenly King,
God the Father Almighty.
O Lord, the only-begotten Son, Jesu Christ;
O Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father,
that takest away the sins of the world,
have mercy upon us.
Thou that takest away the sins of the world,
receive our prayer.
Thou that sittest at the right hand of God the Father,
have mercy upon us.
For thou only art holy;
thou only art the Lord;
thou only, O Christ,
with the Holy Ghost,
art most high
in the glory of God the Father.
Amen.
Historical information
Old Scottish Chant, from Chants or Tunes for Particular Hymns (1763)
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