Eastern Orthodox Books and Music

Divine Liturgy

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Litanies

• “Old Russian” Litany

• Litany of Fervent Supplication, Romanian

• St. Vlad’s “Lenten” Litany

• Trubachov Litany

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Antiphons

• 2nd Antiphon, Byzantine 

• Beatitudes - ‘Tula’, a simple 4-part Russian chant

 

Prokeimena

• Sunday Prok. & Alleluia, Obikhod

• Prok. for the Fathers (T4 Blessed art Thou, O Lord God…)

• Prok. for Priest-Martyr (T7 Let the saints be exalted in glory…)

• Prok. for Hierarchs (T7 Precious in the sight…)

• Prok. for a Hierarch (T1 My mouth shall speak wisdom…)

• Prok. for the Theotokos (T3 My soul doth magnify the Lord…)

 

Communion

• In everlasting remembrance shall the righteous be, Ps. 111

• Receive the Body, Alaskan

• One is Holy

• Praise the Lord from the Heavens

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Lent

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General

• Open to Me, Ledkovsky #2

• Lenten Dismissal Hymn

• Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete: Refrains

• Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete

 

Pre-sanctified

• O Taste and See, Margitich

 

Sunday of the Cross

• Cross Stichera at LIHC (”Rejoice, O Life-bearing Cross…”)

• Koinonikon of the Cross

 

Lazarus Saturday 

• Lazarus Saturday Canon, Russian 4-part

• Lazarus Saturday Exapostilarion, “Hearken ye Women”, 2-part

• Lazarus Saturday Troparion & Kontakion, simple Byz.

• Lazarus Saturday Koinonikon (Communion Hymn), simple Byz.

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Palm Sunday

• Palm Sunday Canon, 2-part Znamenny

• Palm Sunday Troparion, Carpatho-Russian

• Palm Sunday Koinonikon (Communion Hymn), simple Byz.

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Pascha

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• Paschal Stichera,  4-part Znamenny

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Pentecostarion

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Pentecost

• Stichera of Pentecost, T1 Byzantine

• Pentecost Festal Antiphons

• Troparion of Pentecost, T8 Byzantine

• Prok. of Pentecost, T8

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2nd Sunday of Pentecost

• Troparion All Saints of America T8 2-part Kievan chant

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Great Feasts

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Elevation of the Cross (Sept. 14)

• Festal Antiphons of the Cross

Presentation of the Theotokos into the Temple (Nov. 21)

• Stichera at “Lord, I Have Cried”

• Megalynarion

Nativity of Christ (Dec. 25)

• Dec. 21, Pre-feast Aposticha

• Pre-feast of the Nativity, Troparion

• Canon Odes 1-8, 2-part Carpatho-Russian

• Canon Ode 9, Carpatho-Russian, pp. 1-3

• Canon Ode 9, Carpatho-Russian, pp. 4-5

• Canon Ode 9, 2-part Carpatho-Russian

• Praises, Tone 4, Kievan Chant

• Nativity Prokeimenon

• Byzantine Nativity Carol (para-liturgical carol)

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Theophany (Jan. 6)

• Paramia I  (Sung between the Old Testament readings)

• Paramia II

• Canon Ode 9

• Troparion, Byzantine

• Troparion, Obikhod

• Festal Antiphons

• Liturgy Prokeimenon

• Koinonikon (Communion Hymn), Byzantine

• Stichera - Great Blessing of the Waters

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Presentation (Meeting) of our Lord into the Temple (Feb. 2)

• Troparion of the Meeting in the Temple

• Kievan Stichera LIHC

• Doxastikon at LIHC (for use if feast falls on Sunday)

• Dogmatikon at LIHC (for use if feast falls on Saturday or weekday)

 

Annunciation (March 25)

• Kontakion of the Annunciation, simple Byzantine

• Sessional Hymn for Matins, Carpatho-Russian

• Annunciation Magnification/Megalynarion

• Annunciation Exapostelarion (Hearken, O Ye Women), 2-part Znamenny

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Menaion

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January

11 - St. Theodosius the Great

• Troparion, T5 Obikhod

• Kontakion (“To Thee the Champion”), T8 Byzantine 

27 - St. John Chrysostom

• Troparion, T8 Byzantine

• Kontakion, T2 Obikhod

• Prokeimenon ("My mouth shall speak wisdom"), T1 Znamenny

 

June

9 – St. Columba

• Troparion, T8 Greek chant

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July

11- St. Sophrony

• Troparion

• Kontakion

 

September

28 - St. Khariton (Chariton)

• Troparion, T8

• Kontakion, T2

 

November

30 - Apostle Andrew

• Troparion, T4 Greek Chant

• Aposticha Theotokion of the Forefeast, T3 Carpatho Russian

 

December

13 - St. Herman

• Troparion, T4 Trinity-Lavra

• Troparion (“To Thee the Champion”), T8 Byzantine

• LIHC Stichera (“Having Set All Your Hope”), T6

• Aposticha (“Rejoice, O Life-bearing Cross”), T5 

 

Special Services

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Wedding

• Georgian Wedding Hymn

 

Hierarchical

• Ton Dhespotin (Sung after Trubachov)