Ya Ho He [CD-single]

Ya Ho He [CD-single]

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Trance Track with Female "Indian Tribal Sounding" Chants. House Remixes by Rhtyhm Masters. A Must Have!!!

Ya Ho He,Nc Tribe,Zyx/Wol

Chants of the Maronitic Liturgy
Average customer rating:

Beautiful and moving!

Correction

As an anthology, a very good work

Chants of the Maronitic Liturgy

Manufacturer: Entree
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000044M9
Release Date: 1996-04-16

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful and moving!.......2003-06-14

This CD is a wonderful testament to the beauty and sacredness of chant within the Maronite Liturgy. Highly recommended without reservation for those interested in exploring liturgical music within the Eastern Rite of the Catholic Church. As a Maronite Catholic, this CD truly makes me proud of my faith tradition.

Correction.......2001-11-23

I just want to correct the previous reviewer. The language of most of these hymns is actually Syriac/Western Aramaic which is our true liturgical language. Arabic is used in some of the hymns and in our liturgy since most Maronites today speak Arabic as their first language, but it is certainly not our "liturgical language."

As an anthology, a very good work.......2001-04-21

This Album contains an anthology of liturgical chants from the Maronite Church. The Maronites are Catholics from Lebanon that have their own tradition, discipline and liturgy different from that of the Roman Church (although both Churches are mutually in full communion).

The anthology has three parts. Chants for Nativity (Christmas), Chants for Passion (Holy Week) and Chants for Pascha (Easter). Performance is both melodic and vigorous at the same time.

My only grief with this title is that it provides little additional background information. With the scarce knowledge the rest of the world has about the Maronites, the listener would greatly benefit with a little more history and a translation of the hymns (which are in Arabic, the Maronite liturgical language).

Tracks:

Schubho-Ihaw Qolo
Taw Nimar
Yawno Tlito
Baytun Maghara/Ya Bikra-L-'Abi
Ho Qtilo Bmesren/Ja'al Ilagou/Nashduka-SK-Shoukran
Qanoun
Hallel/Qadish Qadish/Mshiho Dabyaldeh
Ya Umma-L-Lah
Anal'ummu-L-Havina
Nay
Fil-Lay-Li
Bakkara Abram
Tisbonhto-L-Moryo
Yawmou-SH-Sharr/Rabbi-Imadhbouh
Ud
Ayyouha-R-Rabbou Ilahuna/Fawqa-S-Salib/Moubarakun Man Fadana
Tara'at
Halleluia/Qama-L-Lahou Min Mathwahou/Qadishat Aloho
Qama Wa-D-Dhulmu Hawa
Inna-I-Masih Qad Qam

Customer Reviews:

Artistically beautiful...........2003-07-18

however, I am not a big fan of Sr. Mary Keyrouz and her voice is the lead in every Chant on this disk. A bit bland compared to other religious chant CD's on the market. The only reason I gave this CD 3 Stars is because it is accurate in it's presentation of Eastern Rite (Maronite) Chant.

I much prefer and would recommend without any reservation whatsoever the CD, "Chants of the Maronitic Liturgy" by Prof. Louis Hage and P. Paul Rouhana over this album.

Let Me Hear Ya (He Ho) (Rmx)
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Let Me Hear Ya (He Ho) (Rmx)
Sonat
Manufacturer: K-Town Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000050A3Z
Release Date: 2000-10-09

Ya Ho He
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Ya Ho He
Nc Tribe
Manufacturer: Zyx/Wol
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000005TI5
Release Date: 1997-03-12