Name: Psalm 116 Niethnos Teero (Festive) (Rare) by Andrew Makar in ?
Duration: 10 min 3 s
Description: Festive tune for Niethnos Teero. Chanted on any festive day during Vesper Praises, the Reception of a New Priest, and Clerical Funerals.

during vespers prayers during any joyful or festive period

hi andrew , whats the source for this rendition? gb

can anyone provide a source for this hymn?

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Teach me

Teach me, to wait on You O Lord…To wait on You O Lord
Show me, Your vision for my path … Your vision for my path
(For I have no one, except for You, You’re my support 
And Your Spirit is guiding me     
And Your word is my path) x2

Make me taste, the richness of Your love… the richness of Your love
Lead me, to Your majestic light … to Your majestic light 
(For Your great love, is my safety all I yearn for 
And in prayer, I place my hope 
It’s all I long for in this world) x2 

O my Lord, open my eyes …open my eyes 
O my Lord, Set a flame in my heart … Set a flame in my heart
(So I can see, Your arms oh Lord surrounding me 
And Your love embracing me
And Your Spirit caring for me) x 2

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Festive tune for Niethnos Teero. Chanted on any festive day during Vesper Praises, the Reception of a New Priest, and Clerical Funerals.

Psalm 116 Niethnos Teero (Festive) (Rare)

English translation:

In your birth you kept the virginity, and in your departure you have not left the world O Theotokos. 
For you have departed to the eternal life; through your intercessions, save our souls from death.

Intee Gineesee, Hymn for St.Mary - Mina Ghattas

This hymn (Ou-ehtho) is the last paragraph of the First Hoos (Canticle) of the Coptic Orthodox Midnight Praises, and is to be chanted before the Lobsh of the First Hoos (Canticle) "Khen Ou Shot".

The source for this hymn is this recording from Moallem William Estefanous, cantor of St. Pachomius Church, Zinneya Village in Luxor, Egypt: http://www.mediafire.com/file/v44cwiyu3qay7fo/5%25D8%25AE%25D8%25AA%25D8%25A7%25D9%2585_%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D9%2587%25D9%2588%25D8%25B3_%25D8%25A7%25D9%2584%25D8%25A7%25D9%2588%25D9%2584_.mp3/file.

Ou-ehtho - David Arida - ديڤيد عريضه - أو اهثو

A live rendition on 12/26/2020 at St Augustine & St Monica's Coptic Orthodox Church with Kerolos Bernaba and Samuel Girgis

Psalm 116 Niethnos Teero (Festive) (Rare)

Andrew Makar

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