Dr. Joseph J Palackal, CMI sings Qandisa Alaha - Trisagion in Syriac as introductory prayer song at the Denha Lecture at DVK Bangaluru (2014)

Kandīšā = holy + alāhā = God
La+ Māyōsā = Immortal (God)
Hailsānā = mighty (God)
Māyōsā =Immortal/eternal (God)
Esrāham = Have mercy
Alayn = on us

Kandeeshaa aalaahaa
Kandeeshaa hylsaanaa
Kandeeshaa laa maayosaa
Esraaham aleyn

Video Segments:

• AP 327A - Narendra Modi, Sanskrit, and Aramaic. A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE ON INDIA
• AP 327B - FOCUS & GOAL of ARAMAIC PROJECT: JOSEPH J. PALACKAL, CMI.
• AP 327C - ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES AS A RESEARCHER : JOSEPH PALACKAL CMI
• AP 327D - Syriac Chant Traditions - Text and Music : Two Different Approaches.
• AP 327E - Aramaic Way of Thinking- LOST IN TRANSLATION : Dr. Joseph Palackal, CMI.
• AP 327F - WHY NO PERMANENT DEACONS in the SYRO MALABAR CHURCH? Denaha Endowment Lecture.

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• AP 2a - Fr. Charles Pyngot, C. M. I., sings 'Qandīšā alāhā'.
• AP 18e - The Sisters of St. Thomas sing the melody of Slotha for Qandīšā alāhā.
• AP 22a - The St. Jude Syro Malabar Church choir in Northern Virginia, USA, learn "Qandīšā alāhā (Trisagion in Syriac) with incipits in English.
• AP 25j - Rev. Fr. Sebastian Sankoorikkal: Allahu Akbar and Qandisa Hailsana, a comparison.
• AP 30 - Sunday School Children sing Qandīšā alāhā/ kandisa alaha (Trisagion)
• AP 34 - Melody of "Qandīšā alāhā" (Trisagion) in Syriac, from the solemn Qurbana of the Syro Malabar.
• AP 48c - Melody of Qandīšā alāhā Trisagion. Ammini John Anamthuruthil.
• AP 56d - Johny P. David plays Qandīšā alāhā on alto saxophone
• AP 60c - Cardinal George Alencherry sings the Trisagion, Qandīšā alāhā.
• AP 62i - Fr. Mathew Mattam sings the Trisagion, Qandīšā alāhā
• AP 62j - Slōthā (oration) after Qandīšā alāhā
• AP 64 - Qandīšā alāhā Trisagion in Syric during Qurbana in Malayalam.
• AP 66a - Qandīšā alāhā. Practice session in New Jersey for Qurbana at the Basilica of National Shrine, Washington, D. C.
• AP 70j - Qandīšā alāhā. Qurbana of the Syro Malabar Church
• AP 78d - Trisagion (Qandīšā alāhā)-Binu & Deepa singing syriac chants
• AP 80j - Qandīšā alāhā - trisagion in Syriac
• AP 82a - Qandīšā alāhā during trilingual mass in Germany. Holy Cross Church
• AP 86 - "Qandīšā alāhā," during the rite of priestly ordination of Rev Kevin Mundackal
• AP 97 - Qandīšā alāhā at Syro Malabar Church, Dallas, Texas, USA
• AP 99 - Qandīšā alāhā at St. Alphonsa Syro-Malabar Community, Southend at Sea,
• AP 119a - A different way of singing Qandīšā alāhā (pre 1962 Missal). Fr. Perumalil CMI
• AP 132b - Qandīšā alāhā during bilingual Qurbana at St. Stans, New York
• AP 142 - Qandīšā alāhā during bilingual Qurbana at Syro Malabar Convention in Houston
• AP 150 - S. Sebastian Ottaplackal: "It all started with Qandīšā alāhā"
• AP 165-9 - "Qandīšā alāhā". Trisagion. Fr. Saji Mattathil