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| Type of Hymn | Incipit(s) | Mode | Byzantine Notation | Staff Notation | Recording | Text | Language Register | Composer |
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| SUNDAY OF PASCHA | ||||||||
| Paschal Troparion | "Christ is risen" | Pl. 1st | Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America | Modern English | Nicholas Roumas | |||
| Canon of Pascha | "It is the day of Resurrection" | 1st | Anonymous | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| Exaposteilarion - Adapted from Balasios the Priest and Ioannis Arvanitis | "On You, as man, the sleep of death" | Pl. 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| Stichera of Pascha | "A sacred Pascha hath been shown forth to us today" "Come from that scene, O women" "The myrrh-bearing women, at deep dawn" "A Pascha of delight" |
Pl. 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Glory at the Praises | "It is the day of Resurrection" | Pl. 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Ioannis Arvanitis | ||
| Megalynarion at the Divine Liturgy - Adapted from Balasios the Priest | "The Angel Cried" | 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Dynamis Liturgical Collaborative | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Communion Hymn - Medium | "Receive the Body of Christ" | 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| Communion Hymn - Long | "Receive the Body of Christ" | 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| FRIDAY OF RENEWAL WEEK The Life-giving Spring |
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| Glory at Lord, I have cried and Glory at the Aposticha | "Who can tell of thy mighty deeds" "O ye feast-lovers, let us sound the trumpet of song" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| FIRST SUNDAY AFTER PASCHA Sunday of Thomas |
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| All Idiomela | After Thine arising, O Lord While the disciples were gathered Eight days after Thine arising, O Lord Thomas, who was called Didymus As the disciples were in doubt After Thine arising, O Lord Jesus came unto the disciples Thou camest to Thy disciples, O Christ O Lord, in the unendurable brilliance O Thomas, touch My side While the doors were shut O strange wonder, unbelief hath engendered steadfast faith! O strange wonder, that grass should touch fire and be preserved! O strange wonder! John leaned on the bosom of the Word O Friend of man, great and incomparable Even as Thou camest in the midst of Thy disciples Eight days after Thine arising, O Jesus our King |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Dismissal Hymn | "Though the tomb was sealed" | Grave | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Canon of Thomas Sunday | "Sing, all you peoples" | 1st | Modern English | Samuel Herron | ||||
| Megalynarion at the Divine Liturgy (3 settings) | "O thou lamp of shining splendour" | 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Communion Hymn of Thomas Sunday | "Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem" (Psalm 147:1) | 1st "Tetraphone" | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Communion Hymn of Thomas Sunday | "Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem" (Psalm 147:1) | Grave Diatonic "Protovarys" | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PASCHA Sunday of the Myrrh-bearers |
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| Dismissal Hymns | "The noble Joseph" "The angel standing by the sepulcher" |
2nd | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Nicholas Roumas | |||
| All Idiomela for the Sunday of the Myrrh-bearers | "Very early in the morning" "Why do ye mingle tears with myrrh" "The Myrrh-bearers rose up early" "The myrrh-bearing women came to Thy tomb" "O myrrh-bearing women" "The women came with fear" "Mary Magdalene and the other Mary" "Joseph asked for the Body of Jesus" "The women who were with Mary came bringing spices" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Canon for the Sunday of the Myrrhbearers, Odes 1, 3, and 9 | "Joseph took down Your body" | 2nd | Modern English | Samuel Herron | ||||
| Exapostilarion (Automelon) | "Hearken, ye women" | 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PASCHA Sunday of the Paralytic |
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| All Idiomela | "O compassionate Christ" "The paralytic, who was like unto an unburied corpse" "Jesus went up to Jerusalem" "At the Sheep's Pool, a man lay in sickness" "In Solomon's Porch" "O Lord, not the pool, but Thy word" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| WEDNESDAY OF MID-PENTECOST | ||||||||
| Stichera Prosomia at "Lord, I have cried" - Brief and Slow Settings | "There is come now the middle of those days" "Sion heard and was glad when she received" "Now at hand is the ample pouring-forth" |
4th "Legetos" | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| All Doxastika and Idiomela | "As we come together on the Mid-feast" "The mid-point of the days of Pentecost is come" "Thou, the Wisdom of God" "When Mid-feast was come, Jesus went up" "When Thou wast teaching at Mid-feast" "Being enlightened by the Resurrection" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| 1st Canon of Mid-Pentecost (draft text; subject to change) | "Aforetime with dryshod foot, the Israelites" | 4th "Legetos" | Anonymous | Elizabethan English | Anonymous | |||
| 2nd Canon of Mid-Pentecost (draft text; subject to change) | "Making the sea a solid wall" | Pl. 4th | Anonymous | Elizabethan English | Anonymous | |||
| Megalynarion for Mid-Pentecost | "Virginity is a state alien to mothers" | Pl. 4th | Anonymous | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| Communion Hymn for Mid-Pentecost | "He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood" (John 6:56) | 1st "Tetraphone" | Sign up or Login to Download | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| Communion Hymn for Mid-Pentecost | "He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood" (John 6:56) | 4th "Agia" | Sign up or Login to Download | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER PASCHA Sunday of the Samaritan Woman |
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| All Idiomela | "At the sixth hour the Well-spring of miracles" "When the Lord came unto the well" "The co‐beginningless and co‐eternal Son" "By Jacob’s Well, Jesus found the Samaritan woman" "Let Heaven and earth radiantly rejoice today" "When Thou didst appear on earth" "Thus saith the Lord unto the woman of Samaria" "The Well-spring of the principle of life" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER PASCHA Sunday of the Blind Man |
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| All Idiomela at Vespers | "He that was born blind thought to himself and said" "As Jesus passed by on His way from the temple" "Passing by on the way, O Lord" "The blind man, accounting his whole life to be night" "O Christ God, Thou spiritual Sun of Righteousness" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Sessional Hymn | "Thy strange mystery, O my Saviour, is become salvation for the world" | Pl. 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Idiomelon at the Praises | "O Thou Who wast incarnate for the sake of Thy bowels of mercy" | Pl. 4th | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Glory at the Praises (multiple settings) | "Who can tell of Thy mighty works, O Christ" | Pl. 4th | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| FORTY DAYS AFTER PASCHA The Ascension |
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| All Vespers Idiomela for the Ascension | "The Lord was taken up to heaven" "At Your Ascension, O Lord" "We have seen Your exaltations" "Lord, when Your Apostles saw You" "When You had completed the mystery" "You never left the Father's bosom" "In ascending to Heaven, Lord" "You have ascended, O Christ" "Your, Angels, Lord" "O God, having renewed in Yourself Adam's nature" "O Lord, when in Your loving kindness" "You were born, as You Yourself willed" "As You were taken up from the Mount of Olives" "You were taken up in glory" "God has gone up with a shout" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Fr. Seraphim (Dedes) | Modern English | Samuel Herron | ||
| Dismissal Hymn | "You were taken up in glory" | 4th | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Nicholas Roumas | |||
| All Orthros Idiomela for the Ascension | "Today the hosts on high" "Thou wast born as Thou Thyself didst will" |
1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| 1st Canon of the Ascension (draft text; subject to change) | "To our Saviour and God, Who led His people dryshod" | Pl. 1st | Elizabethan English | Anonymous | ||||
| 2nd Canon of the Ascension (draft text; subject to change) | "Immortal by nature, Thou didst rise the third day" | 4th "Legetos" | Elizabethan English | Anonymous | ||||
| Megalynarion of the Ascension (4 settings) | "Thou who dost transcend mind and reason" | Pl. 1st | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||||
| Communion Hymn for the Ascension | "God has gone up with a shout" (Psalm 46:5) | 4th "Agia" | Sign up or Login to Download | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER PASCHA Sunday of the Holy Fathers of the 1st Ecumenical Council |
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| Stichera Prosomia at Lord, I have cried | "Ere the morning star from the womb wast Thou born" "O my Saviour, who hath thus rent Thy raiment?" "Keeping his eyes shut, that he might not see light" ""Mad and senseless Arius once divided" |
Pl. 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Not Specified | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| All Doxastika | "Let us acclaim today those mystical trumpets" "O ye assemblies of the Orthodox" "When the choir of the Holy Fathers" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| SATURDAY OF SOULS | ||||||||
| Sessional Hymns after the 1st Reading from the Psalter | "The athletes stood fast in the arena" "Having endured the contest as athletes" "The memorial of Thy Saints, O Lord" "Do Thou appoint a place in the tabernacles of the elect" |
Pl. 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Kontakion | "Those that have departed from us and from these fleeting things" | Pl. 4th | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| SUNDAY OF PENTECOST | ||||||||
| All Idiomela | "We celebrate Pentecost" "With foreign tongues" "The Holy Spirit provideth all things" "We have seen the true Light" "In the Prophets Thou didst proclaim" "In Thy courts shall I praise Thee" "In Thy courts, O Lord" "Let us praise the consubstantial Trinity" "Come, O ye peoples, let us worship the Godhead of three Hypostases" "When Thou didst send down Thy Spirit upon the Apostles" "Being ignorant of the power of Thine All-holy Spirit" "O Lord, the descent of the Holy Spirit" "Heavenly King, O Comforter" "Of old the tongues were confounded" "Today all the nations beheld strange things" "The Holy Spirit hath ever been" "The Holy Spirit is Light and Life" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Hymn of Pentecost | "Heavenly King" | Pl. 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Phillip Phares | |
| Dismissal Hymn and Kontakion | "Blessed are you, O Christ our God" "When he went down and confused the tongues" |
Pl. 4th | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Nicholas Roumas | |||
| 1st Canon of Pentecost (draft text; subject to change) | "He Who subdueth wars" | Grave | Elizabethan English | Anonymous | ||||
| Katavasies of the 2nd (Iambic) Canon of Pentecost | "He once slow of tongue, in divine darkness covered" | 4th "Legetos" | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| 1st and 2nd Antiphons for Pentecost with Psalm verses | "Through the intercessions of the Theotokos" "Save us, O Good Comforter" |
2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| 3rd Antiphon for Pentecost with Psalm verses | "Blessed are you, O Christ our God" | Pl. 4th | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Nicholas Roumas | ||
| Entrance Hymn for Pentecost | "Be exalted, O Lord, in your strength" | 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Megalynarion at the Divine Liturgy | "Without sustaining corruption" | Grave | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||||
| Megalynarion at the Divine Liturgy | "Without sustaining corruption" | Grave Diatonic | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||||
| Communion Hymn of Pentecost | "We beseech Thee, O Friend of man: Take not Thy Holy Spirit from us. Alleluia." (Psalm 50:11) | Grave Diatonic "Protovarys" | Sign up or Login to Download | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| MONDAY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT | ||||||||
| Stichera at the Aposticha | "Now are the tongues manifestly become a sign unto all" "Now the Apostles of Christ are clothed with might from on high" "Now the Comforting Spirit is poured out upon all flesh" |
3rd | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| FIRST SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Sunday of All Saints |
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| Dismissal Hymn | "Robed in the blood of your martyrs" | 4th | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Nicholas Roumas | |||
| Glory at Lord, I have cried | "O divine choir of Martyrs, foundation of the Church" | Pl. 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Glory at the Entreaty | "Let us come together to the present festival" | Pl. 1st | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Glory at the Aposticha | "Come, O ye faithful, let us form a choir today" | Pl. 2nd | Sign up or Login to Download | Holy Transfiguration Monastery | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||
| Communion Hymn, multiple settings | "Rejoice in the Lord, O you righteous" | Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Nicholas Roumas | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens and Samuel Herron | ||
| SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Sunday of All Saints of North America |
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| All Vespers Hymns | "Praising the Lord God in His Saints" "We praise the Lord God in His saints" "Let us praise God in His saints" "Come, all believers of America" "Let us praise the Saints glorified in America" "Rejoice, O continent of North America" "Today as we celebrate the memory of All Saints of North America" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | |||
| Dismissal Hymn | "The first fruits of sanctity sown in this new land" | 1st | Modern English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||||
| THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Sunday of the New Martyrs of the Turkish Yoke |
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| All Doxastika and the 1st Idiomelon at the Entreaty | "Today, all those who after the fall of the Queen City" "Rejoice, O Eastern Church" "The plenitude of the blessed Saints" "Today, a spiritual springtime" "O new battalion of Christ God" |
Multiple | Sign up or Login to Download | Kamal Hourani | Elizabethan English | Gabriel Cremeens | ||