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Ethos & Yphos

Ethos & Yphos, a branch of SOA Media, is the official podcast of the Sons of Antioch Byzantine Choir.

Podcast · By Sons of Antioch Media · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    #9 - The Order and Language of Worship w/ Fr. Peter Samore (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Ethos & Yphos, we speak with the Rev. Fr. Peter Samore about the responsibility of chanters to understand not only what they are chanting, but why it is appointed within the worship of the Church. This conversation explores the central role of the Typikon in shaping the liturgical services and the importance of forming chanters who are attentive to the structure, theology, and purpose of the hymns they offer. Chanting is not merely the execution of melodies; it requires knowle

  2. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    #8 - From Mount Lebanon to America w/ Patrick Haddad (opens the original)

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    In this special episode of Ethos & Yphos, Patrick Haddad, the director of Sons of Antioch, shares the story of his life in Byzantine chant, from his earliest experiences growing up in the Church in Ain Dara, Lebanon, to his years of study, formation, teaching, and service. Patrick reflects on learning chant from a young age, his years with the SEM choir of Mount Lebanon and the Theotokos choir of Beirut, and the teachers, experiences, and traditions that shaped his musical identity. He also disc

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