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'Qandisa Alaha (Trisagion in Syriac)'
Sung by Fr. Charles Pyngot, C. M. I.

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AP 2a - Fr. Charles Pyngot, C. M. I., sings 'Qaddisa Alaaha'.
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AP 2A
Part Number Part I - Syro Malabar Church
Title 'Qandisa Alaha' sung by Fr. Charles Pyngot C.M.I.
Duration 3:21
Place of Recording The premises of St. Antony's Monastery, Poomattam, Puthuppally, Kottayam Dt. Kerala.
Date of Recording 28 July 2013
Youtube URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rT2jufD83bI
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Notes

Fr. Charles Pyngot, C. M. I., sings 'Qaddisa Alaaha'.

JESUS & INDIA: A CONNECTION THROUGH LANUAGE AND MUSIC. The Aramaic Project Part 2. Dr. Charles Pyngot, CMI, in conversation with Dr. Joseph J. Palackal

Dr. Joseph J. Palackal, CMI

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