Dmitri Bortniansky

Sheet Music: 

blessed_be_the_name_of_the_lord-bortniansky.pdf

This "Blessed Be the Name of the Lord" is in the key of C. 

Sheet Music: 

69_bortniansky_hilko_this_is_the_day_6-2-2022.pdf

Audio: 

69_bortniansky_hilko_this_is_the_day.mp3

The text of this hymn is from the Prokeimenon of the Epistle for Pascha.  It is typically sung as a recessional hymn, at a concert, or other times outside of the Divine Liturgy.  The audio is from a MIDI using the piano as the instrument.  Updated 6/2/2022 (several corrections needed).

Sheet Music: 

20a_now_the_powers_choral-bortniansky.pdf

Audio: 

20a_now_the_powers_choral-bortniansky.mp3

This is the "Cherubic Hymn" sung at the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts: "Now the powers of heaven . . . ."  The audio is from the St. John the Divine Choir from the Diocese of Los Angeles & friends. 

Sheet Music: 

16a_let_my_prayer_arise_choral-bortniansky.pdf

Audio: 

16a_let_my_prayer_arise_choral-bortniansky.mp3

Following the OT readings in the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts, we sing this Refrain following each of the verses: "Let my prayer arise in thy sight as incense . . . ."  In the Russian tradition, the choir sings the Refrain and the verses, without the Glory/Both now, as it is sung here by the St. John the Divine Choir from the Diocese of Los Angeles & friends.

Sheet Music: 

3_bortniansky-hilko_let_our_god_arise_and_great_is_god_final.pdf

Audio: 

3_bortniansky-hilko_let_our_god_arise_and_great_is_god_final.mid

This hymn may be sung during the Paschal season, after any of the services, as a paraliturgical hymn.  NOTE: The Andante section in the MIDI does not reflect that it should slow down at that point.

Sheet Music: 

o_taste_and_see-bortniansky.pdf

Used at Presanctified Liturgies