All four parts of the Hazzat of the hymn 'Ke-Eperto'
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All four parts of the Hazzat of the hymn 'Ke-Eperto'
Hi Everyone! Hope everyone is having an amazing week!
God willing, we will begin the first part of the Hymn 'Ke Eperto' this weekend and will continue learning this hymn for the next 4 weeks until Holy Week.
+ The Hymn Ke-Eperto is the introduction to the Hourly Gospels during Holy Week.
+ It can be said in the Long tune or the short tune depending on time. Usually it is said in the short tune for the majority of the hours and the long tune is reserved for the Last hour of each service.
+The tune of the Hymn 'Ke Eperto' is the same tune as the Psalm that the deacon says each hour during the Holy Week service.
+The hymn is split into 4 different parts. Parts 1, 2, and 4 are exactly the same tune just with different words. Part 3 is a little different. Each week we will be taking a part and God willing it will get easier. Basically you will need to learn only 2 sets of Hazzat and you'll have the Hymn done perfectly.
***(I will be testing you on this information above on Saturday :) )***
I posted the Audio File and the Hazzat File Below to help you review. The Audio file (link) below can be played on a computer or a Smart Phone. Please review the hymn prior to coming on Saturday.
Please bring a notebook to take notes of the Hazzat OR print out the picture I posted below in order to follow along. Last Saturday we made an agreement that if anyone does not bring a notebook will be singing the Hymn to one of the teachers after class. Keep this in mind.
In Christ, GM
Listen to Ke Eperto By Cantor Ibrahim Ayad by George Mikhaeal
Here is the track for the Hymn ‘Ke Eperto’. Please refer to this link (It will link you to the website www.mixcloud.com) when reviewing the Hymn.