From the wonderful French-language blog of the parish of St. Ignatius in Nice: O Virgin Pure sung by Archimandrite Pandeleimon (Farah), higumen of the monastery of Hamatoura.
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6 comments:
This is beautiful. Thank you, and I also love your blog.
I don't have anything more to say than Nina. This was beautiful I enjoyed all of the pictures and I appreciate the Arabic of O Pure Virgin. Thank-you. I'll keep an eye on this blog. As well, than-you for the translations. We can never have enough.
Matthew
Anyone has the arabic byzantine notated version of this wonderful chant?
Other sources for Arabic chant with byzantine notation online?
Thanks
Jack
Jack,
I would suggest you go to Basil Crow's website, which is linked from here on the right. Analogion might also have useful materials....
Can anybody write the text of the arabic version, but with Latin charachters?
Thanks!
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