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Learn to Chant
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Sunday
Orthros
With the help of Fr. Seraphim Dedes of
the St.
Gregory Palamas Monastery in Perrysville, Ohio, the Department
of Internet Ministries offers you the chance to learn the
8 Byzantine Modes as sung during Sunday Orthros. You will
need Real Player
to listen to any of the samples as designated by the listen
button ( ).
For information on how to obtain Fr. Seraphim's CDs and the
music in Byzantine and Western notation, see the
list of works available from St.
Gregory Palamas Monastery.
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Divine
Liturgy Select the appropriate link
below to listen to:
"Hymns of the Divine Liturgy"
Produced by the National Forum of Church Musicians and
chanted by Eikona
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Service
of the Small Paraklesis The service of the Small Paraklesis, conducted in alternation with the Great Paraklesis during the Dormition fast (August 1-14) as well as on many other occasions,
is chanted in times of distress and sorrow of soul and is
one of the most popular services of the Orthodox Church.
Translated and set to meter by Demetri Kangelaris
and Nicholas Kasemeotes
Audio courtesy of Eikona
Learn
to Chant the Small Paraklesis |
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Akathist
Hymn
On the first four Fridays of Lent, we chant the Service of
the Salutations to the Theotokos at Small Compline. On the
fifth Friday of Lent, we chant the Canon of the Akathist in
its entirety.
Audio and translation courtesy of Fr Seraphim Dedes of the
St. Gregory
Palamas Monastery in Perrysville, Ohio
Learn
to Chant the Akathist Hymn
(The RealOne
Player is required to listen to the audio samples for
this page)
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CHANT.HCHC.EDU
This program is designed to help theological
students preparting for ordination to the priesthood learn
the theological and musical content of Byzantine sacred music.
This effort has been made possible by a generous
grant from the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in
Theology and Religion to the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School
of Theology. The purpose of the grant is to promote and study
the use of technology in teaching theology.
Learn
Byzantine Chant
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For the audio samples in the Learn to Chant section,
you will need either the RealOne Player or Quicktime in order to
listen. You may download either one from the links below.
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