Liturgical Music
Hierarchical Liturgy: O Come Let Us Worship (Thou/Thy version)
Hierarchical Liturgy: O Come Let Us Worship (You/Your version)
Great Vespers – Day of the Holy Spirit (kneeling prayers): Stichera – Kievan (Yaichkov)
O Heavenly King – Wide Harmony (Common Chant)
O Heavenly King – Kievan Chant (Kastal’sky)
Pentecost: Magnification – Znamenny (Ledkovsky)
Pentecost: First Antiphon – Znamenny
Pentecost: Second Antiphon – Znamenny
Pentecost: Troparion (Obikhod)
Liturgical Arrangements by Archbishop Job
The Great Canon of St. Andrew (Carpathian Chant)
The Resurrectional Evlogitaria (Carpathian Chant)
Ton Dhespotin (Carpathian Chant)
O Heavenly King (Carpathian Chant)
Troparion – Paraklisis (Carpathian Chant)
Exapostilarion – Dormition (Carpathian Chant)
Canon – Paraklisis (Carpathian Chant)
The Divine Liturgy
The First Antiphon and Antiphonal Singing
Entrance Hymn: What’s with all this Singing?
On the Road towards the Kingdom
The Trisagion is an Entrance Hymn?
Church Tradition and the Trisagion
Prokeimenon and Responsorial Psalmody
The Word of God in the Divine Liturgy
The Word of God and the Liturgical Homily
We’re Singing “Lord, Have Mercy” Again?
Practical Prepartion for the Lord’s Supper
Where is our Road Map Leading us?Hymns of the Great Entrance
Liturgy and the English Language
Links to Liturgical and Music Texts
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese
Orthodox Two Part Liturgical Music
St John Chrysostom Russian Orthodox Church (ROCOR)
Protection of the Holy Theotokos Monastery (Moscow Patriarchate – Russian)
Liturgical Texts (Slavonic, but with English menu)