These Praises are sung on the 2nd Sunday of Lent, for St. Gregory Palamas, Prosomoion "Thou art the joy." "Having completed thy blessed life led here in this world . . . ."
These are sung on the Second Sunday of Lent, for St. Gregory Palamas, Prosomoion "Upon that mount in Galilee." "Rejoice, boast of the Fathers' choir . . . O sov'reign Lady . . . ."
These stichera are sung on the 2nd Sunday of Lent for St. Gregory Palamas, Prosomoion "With what fair crowns." "With what fair crowns of praise shall we crown the divine and all-laudable hierarch . . . ."
These Praises are sung on the First Sunday of Lent, The Sunday of Orthodoxy, Prosomoion "Unto them that fear thee." "Now Thy Church rejoiceth in thee . . . ."
These are sung on the First Sunday of Lent, The Sunday of Orthodoxy, Prosomoion "Hearken, ye women." "Leap ye for joy and clap your hands . . . The swords of hostile heresy . . . ."
These stichera are sung on the 1st Sunday of Lent, The Sunday of Orthodoxy, Prosomoion "Having laid up all their hope." "By the Spirit all inspired . . . ."
These Praises are sung on the First Saturday of Lent for St. Theodore, Prosomoion "Thou art the joy." "As we the faithful assemble with one accord today . . . ."
These are sung on the First Saturday of Lent for St. Theodore, Prosomoion "Upon that mount in Galilee." "Now standing crowned in victory . . . Wishing to call the ruined world back . . . ."
These are the Penitential Stichera taken from the Triodion for Tone 4, The Original Melody, "O Lord, although I desired to blot out . . . ." Updated 7/4/2022.
These are sung on the Sunday of Forgiveness (Cheese Fare), Prosomoion "Hearken, ye women." "Wretch that I am, I disobeyed Thy bidding . . . ." Prosomoion "Upon that mount in Galilee." "Thou we were driven from our home of Paradise . . . ."
These are sung on the Sunday of Forgiveness (Cheese Fare), Prosomoion "Having laid up all their hope." "After taking me as dust out of the earth . . . ."
These are the Exaposteilaria & Theotokion sung on The Sunday of the Last Judgment (Meat Fare), Prosomoion "Upon that mount in Galilee." "O Lord, as I now bring to mind . . . ." Prosomoion "Hearken, ye women." "Behold, the day foretold doth come . . . I tremble sore considering . . . ."
These are sung on the Sunday of the Last Judgment (Meat Fare), Prosomoion "Having laid up all their hope." "When Thou art about to come to execute righteous judgment . . . ."
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 stichera are sung on the Saturday of Souls, Meat Fare Saturday, Prosomoion "The Paradise of Eden." "O all ye brethren, come before the end . . . ."
These 3 are sung on the Saturday of Souls, Meat Fare Saturday, Prosomion "Thou who as God adornest." "Thou Who, as God, hast power . . . ." Prosomoion "Hearken, ye women." "O Savior, as the Friend of man . . . O Mary, Virgin Bride of God . . . ."
These stichera are sung on the Sunday of the Pharisee & Publican, the 4th Sunday before Lent begins. "Brethren, let us not pray as the Pharisee . . . ."
These stichera are sung on the Sunday of the Pharisee & Publican, the 4th Sunday before Lent begins. "Brethren, let us not pray as the Pharisee . . . ."
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 . . . ."
This is the first 10 verses of Psalm 33, to be sung at the end of the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts, after "Blessed be the name of the Lord." "I will bless the Lord at all times . . . ." It is sung here by the choir of St. George Cathedral, Wichita, KS.
This is the Post-Communion Hymn sung at the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts, Obihod Tone 8. "I will bless the Lord at all times . . . ." It is sung here by the St. John the Divine Choir from the Diocese of Los Angeles & friends.
This is the Communion Hymn sung at the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts. "O taste and see that the Lord is good." It is sung here by the Boston Byzantine Choir.
This is the Communion Hymn sung at the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts. "O taste and see that the Lord is good." It is in E-minor, and sung here by the St. John the Divine Choir from the Diocese of Los Angeles & friends.
