The sound of voices in monotonous chanting – known as the - TopicsExpress

The sound of voices in monotonous chanting – known as the “Pabasa” – now waft the air in many barangays in Metro Manila and the provinces, as part of the rituals and traditions of Holy Week. Anticipating that some young people may enliven the tune with the melody of popular songs and the beat of rap, as was observed last year, the Catholic Bishops of the Philippines (CBCP) issued a statement discouraging the new melody of the traditional chant. Read more: bit.ly/1p4REGk

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