U probably mean the Aspasmos Watos instead of the long NiSherobim, there's a different Aspasmos Watos for the feasts/fasts and a couple of annual ones. The one mostly known is "Eijohal Rab" which is the first annual one.
The hymn we say instead of Ni Sherobim is the Aspasmos. There is an Aspasmos Adam for Adam days and an Aspasmos Batos for Batos days. The one we usually say on Sundays starts with "O Lord of hosts." The annual Aspasmos Adam starts with "Rejoice O Mary."
There is an Aspasmos Adam for Adam days and an Aspasmos Batos for Batos days.
actually no, lol uhm, Adam and Watos refer to either the tune or the specific days of the week, or both. In the case of the Aspasmos it doesnt matter which day it is, u can chant both the Aspasmos Adam or/and Watos. It only refers to the tune: ie Adam is the "Rejoice O Mary tune" and Watos is the "O Lord of Hosts tune".
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http://tasbeha.org/mp3/Songs/English/Coptic_Hymns_and_Spiritual_Songs_1.html
it is the second 1 from below!
Sandra. What are you talking about?!!?
Mnc... Ni Sherobim is aresponse during the liturgy we say...
ya i dont like that of all nations... is there another...
Sandra. What are you talking about?!!?
Mnc... Ni Sherobim is aresponse during the liturgy we say...
she was asking about the maening of the world!!
You can listen them both at:
http://www.suscopts.org/deacons/hymns/audio/english/lit_hymns/
I hope that helps.
uhm, Adam and Watos refer to either the tune or the specific days of the week, or both.
In the case of the Aspasmos it doesnt matter which day it is, u can chant both the Aspasmos Adam or/and Watos. It only refers to the tune: ie Adam is the "Rejoice O Mary tune" and Watos is the "O Lord of Hosts tune".