Английская Википедия:Beth Gazo
Шаблон:Short description Beth Gazo (Шаблон:Script/Serto Шаблон:IPA; literary "the house of treasure") is a Syriac liturgical book that contains a collection of Syriac chants and melodies. The book is considered a reference of Syriac Hymnody and without it clerics belonging to the West Syriac Tradition cannot perform their liturgical duty. There exist modern varieties of this book with different names such as: beṯ gázo dqinóṯo (Шаблон:Script/Serto), Шаблон:Transliteration (Шаблон:Script/Serto) and Шаблон:Transliteration (Шаблон:Script/Serto).
History
The origin of Beth Gazo can be traced back to the early centuries of Christianity going as far as Bardaisan (154–222 CE).[1] However, the bulk of the hymns is attributed to Ephrem the Syrian (306 – 373 CE).
There are two main traditions in chanting: western based on the School of Mardin and eastern in Tikrit formerly. There is a daily breviary found in the Syriac Orthodox Church called "Shehimo: Book of Common Prayer" where the West Syriac style of chants and melodies from Beth Gazo are followed.
Contents
The abridged version of Beth Gazo contain the following hymns:
- Qole shahroye (Шаблон:Lang) "vigils". These were sung by those belonging to the order of shahroye "vigilants". they are dedicated to the Virgin, the saints, to penitence and the departed.
- Gushmo (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "body". Each of which consists of eight modes. These are recited during the daily offices known as šḥimo (Шаблон:Lang).
- Sebeltho d'madroshe (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "ladder of hymns". It is this category that seems to have mostly inherited Ephrem's.
- Fardo (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "single". These are short hymns divided into eight collections corresponding to the eight Syriac maqams.
- Qonuno yawnoyo (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "Greek canon". Divided into eight collections.
- Mawrbo (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "magnificat". Dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
- Qole ghnize (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "mystic hymns". Those were lost.
- Takheshphotho rabuloyotho (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "litanies of Rabula". Attributed to Rabbula bishop of Edessa.
- Tborto (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "broken". They fall into three categories: those attributed to St. Jacob of Serug, St. Ephrem the Syrian and of St. Balai of Qenneshrin.
- Quqlion (Шаблон:Script/Serto) "cycles". These are cycles from the Psalms.
References
- Gregorios Y. IBRAHIM, Ephrem's Madroshe and the Syrian Orthodox Beth Gazo: A Loose, But Fascinating, Affinity, Hugoye
- The Treasury of Chants, Hugoye
- History of The Syriac Music Church, Abrohom Lahdo and Elias Zazi
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- ↑ Edessian Preservation Initiative, lostorigins
