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I am looking to learn the prosomia and there are so many variations in the way they are preformed in recordings that I am almost overwhelmed. I assume that I should attempt to learn them according to the Eirmologion of Ioannis protopsaltis. Is that a safe assumption?
Does anyone know of any cds/recordings of prosomia that correspond to the Ioannis Protopsaltis Eirmologion? I have the music and I know it is also online but the recordings would allow me to listen to them in the car and memorize them easily.
I know about analogion.net and the plethora of recordings there but they tend to be of various qualities and to correspond by various degrees. I also have a couple of tracks from Photios Ketzetzis but not the full cd.
Most recently I have found the website http://byzantine-music.gr/mp3/eirmologion-prosomoia.htm
They seem to correspond well with very slight yet noticable variations.
Though I am the only one from my home parish attempting to learn from the Greek and therefore could learn something close, I want have the ability to chant with a choir so if there is a "right" way I would like to learn it that way. Thanks to anyone who has input.
Does anyone know of any cds/recordings of prosomia that correspond to the Ioannis Protopsaltis Eirmologion? I have the music and I know it is also online but the recordings would allow me to listen to them in the car and memorize them easily.
I know about analogion.net and the plethora of recordings there but they tend to be of various qualities and to correspond by various degrees. I also have a couple of tracks from Photios Ketzetzis but not the full cd.
Most recently I have found the website http://byzantine-music.gr/mp3/eirmologion-prosomoia.htm
They seem to correspond well with very slight yet noticable variations.
Though I am the only one from my home parish attempting to learn from the Greek and therefore could learn something close, I want have the ability to chant with a choir so if there is a "right" way I would like to learn it that way. Thanks to anyone who has input.