Yesterday, I experienced for the first time a full pabasa. It had the works. Santos all dressed up at an altar, Pasyon books with the verses that to be sang, a CD with a recorded accompaniment of the pabasa and of course the readers, family, friends, visitors and the food!
I was wondering, isn’t there a videoke version of the Pabasa? I’m sure some people have thought of this already. This is what I have in mind:
- A CD that can be installed in the traditional Pinoy videoke machine that we find in every corner around the archipelago, wherever there’s a piyesta or inuman.
- It will have the lyrics of the defunct standard Pasyon.
- You can select the page number of the Pasyon book as if you were choosing a song number on the videoke.
- The images of the videoke will reflect images of the Passion of Christ
- Users can choose from among a dozen different tunes of the Pasyon from traditional, regional to modern (ocho-ocho or Papaya pasyon)
- And here’s the clincher! After more than 12 hours (or, for some, 24 hours) of the pasyon, the familiar concluding tune will play: “tatantan tan tan tan taaaaaaaaaan!!!!” and a score will display how well you sang your e-pasyon!
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“And here’s the clincher! After more than 12 hours (or, for some, 24 hours) of the pasyon, the familiar concluding tune will play: “tatantan tan tan tan taaaaaaaaaan!!!!” and a score will display how well you sang your e-pasyon!”
PANALO!
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that is a great project though
Want to do it? You have one year lead-time
Maliit lang naman ang royalty na hihingin ko
super late, pero dati ko pa gusto itanong…marunong po si *eric* magbasa ng pasyon?????
you could ask him
mmm…daya!
It’s a BIG JOKE! Pabasa is not a game or some kind of competition…
I am also looking for something like the one I pasted(copied from above) below.
Please direct me where i can get the lyrics- a booklet, cd or dvd or etc???????? or whatever form with or without the tune.
Thanks,
pabasa fan
I was wondering, isn’t there a videoke version of the Pabasa? I’m sure some people have thought of this already. This is what I have in mind:
* A CD that can be installed in the traditional Pinoy videoke machine that we find in every corner around the archipelago, wherever there’s a piyesta or inuman.
* It will have the lyrics of the defunct standard Pasyon.
* You can select the page number of the Pasyon book as if you were choosing a song number on the videoke.
* The images of the videoke will reflect images of the Passion of Christ
* Users can choose from among a dozen different tunes of the Pasyon from traditional, regional to modern (ocho-ocho or Papaya pasyon)
* And here’s the clincher! After more than 12 hours (or, for some, 24 hours) of the pasyon, the familiar concluding tune will play: “tatantan tan tan tan taaaaaaaaaan!!!!” and a score will display how well you sang your e-pasyon!
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