This Aposticha is sung for the Placing of the Theotokos' Robe at Blachernae, July 2nd, Prosomoion "O all-lauded Martyrs." "O Mother of God, as thou alone . . . ."
These are sung for the Unmercenaries Cosmas and Damian, Martyrs in Rome, July 1st, Prosomoion "Thou art the joy." "Let us assemble upon the Unmercenaries' feast . . . ."
These are the first two stichera sung at the Aposticha from the Octoechos in Tone 8, Prosomoion "O Lord, though Thou didst stand." "O Lord, because Thy wise and holy Apostles . . . ."
This is the 2nd stichera at the Aposticha at Vespers which is sung on Thursday evening of the 5th week of Pascha, The Original Melody, "Lord, when Thou didst ascend upon the Cross . . . ."
These stichera are sung at Matins on Friday morning of the 3rd Week of Pascha, Prosomoion "When he took thee." "When they heard the Angel's holy words . . . ."
These are the stichera at the Aposticha at Great Vespers on Great & Holy Saturday (Holy Friday afternoon), The Original Melody "When he took thee." "When he took Thee dead from off the Tree . . . ."
These stichera are for the Aposticha at the Praises for the Departed, taken from the Martyrica in the appendix of the Lenten Triodion, Prosomoion "When he took thee." "Thou, by Thine own life-engend'ring death . . . ."
These are sung for our Righteous Fathers Ephraim and Isaac the Syrians, January 28th, Prosomoion "Rejoice." "Rejoice, Ephraim, thou fountain of song . . . Rejoice, Isaac, thou eagle of prayer . . . ."
This is the Aposticha sung for the Hieromartyr Charalampos the Wonderworker, February 10th, Prosomoion "O all-lauded martyrs." "O all-lauded martyr of Christ God . . . ." (When this day falls on Meat Fare Saturday, it is moved to February 9th.)
These are sung for the Holy & Righteous Ancestors of God, Joachim and Anna, September 9th, Prosomoion "O House of Ephratha." "Thanks to the Savior's Name . . . ."
These are sung for the Holy & Righteous Ancestors of God, Joachim and Anna, September 9th, Prosomoion "Thou art the joy." "Joachim joineth with Anna in keeping festival . . . ."
These are sung for the After-Feast of the Dormition on August 21st, Prosomoion "O house of Ephratha." "Unto Gethsemane, the band of Christ's disciples . . . ."
These are sung at the Aposticha at Vespers for the After-feast of Ascension, on Tuesday night Vespers (for Wednesday) of the Seventh Week of Pascha, Prosomoion "O house of Ephratha." "O marvel never seen . . . ."
These are sung at the Aposticha at Vespers for the After-feast of Ascension, on Monday night Vespers (for Tuesday) of the Seventh Week of Pascha, Prosomoion "O house of Ephratha." "When Thou, O gracious Lord . . . ." Updated 5/18/2021.
This is the Glory/Both now at the Aposticha at the Praises sung on Holy Tuesday night for Holy Wednesday Matins, also known as The Hymn of Kassiani. "O Lord, the woman who had fallen into many sins . . . ." The music is in Western & Byzantine notation.
This is the Aposticha at the Praises sung on Holy Tuesday night for Holy Wednesday Matins. "Today, Christ is present in the house of the Pharisee . . . ." The music is in Western & Byzantine notation.
This is the Glory & Both now sung at the Aposticha on the 1st Sunday in Lent, the Sunday of Orthodoxy. "Advancing from ungodliness to the true faith . . . ."
These are sung at the Aposticha for our Father Among the Saints Proclus, Archbishop of Constantinople, November 20th, Prosomoion "Unto them that fear thee." "With the splendor of thy doctrines and thy radiant way of life . . . ."
Raphael, Bishop of Brooklyn (First Saturday in November)
These are sung at the Aposticha at Vespers for Our Father Among the Saints Raphael, Bishop of Brooklyn, First Saturday in November, Prosomoion "O house of Ephratha." "O Father Raphael, of thy travial who can tell . . . ." The music is in Western & Byzantine chant.
These are the stichera at the Aposticha sung for the Hieromartyr Jacob of Hamatoura, October 13th, Prosomoion "Rejoice." "O ye who love to honor the feast . . . ." The music is in Western & Byzantine notation. Updated 10/4/2021.
This is the Glory & Both now (Doxastikon) sung at the Aposticha at Vespers for the Feast of the Transfiguration of our Lord, August 6th. "Today upon Mount Tabor, O Lord . . . ." The music is in Western & Byzantine notation.
