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Bless the Lord
Greek Chant, arranged by Lvov Bless the Lord
Trinity–St. Sergius Lavra Chant
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Great Litany
Kievan Chant
Abbreviated Kievan Chant
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Blessed is the Man
Kievan Chant Blessed is the Man
Common Chant, arranged by N. N. Kedrov the younger
*melody moves between Soprano and Bass Blessed is the Man
Common Chant
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Small Litany
Kievan Chant
Abbreviated Kievan Chant
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Lord, I Have Cried, 1st Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 2nd Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 3rd Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 4th Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 5th Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 6th Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 7th Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Abbreviated Kievan Chant
Lord, I Have Cried, 8th Tone Resurrectional Stichera
Abbreviated Kievan Chant
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O Gentle Light
Abbreviated Kievan Chant, arranged by N. N. Kedrov the younger (adapted for English by Archpriest George Johnson)
– This is an English adaptation of a setting of the Slavonic text found in Notni Sbornik – Vsenochnoya Bdyenia, London, 1962, and is published with the permission of the copyright holder, Fr. Chad Varah. O Gentle Light
from settings ascribed to Dvoretsky in the Tzerkovno Pyevcheski Sbornik (adapted for English by Archpriest George Johnson) O Gentle Light
2nd Tone, after Bachmetyev (adapted for English by Archpriest George Johnson) O Gentle Light
by Archpriest George Johnson
*melody doubled in Soprano and 2nd Tenor; one of these voices may be eliminated as necessary
– This setting is meant to be used with the following setting of the Saturday Prokeimenon. Prokeimenon for Saturday Evening in the 6th Tone
Znamenny Chant, after Bachmetyev (adapted for English by Archpriest George Johnson)
*melody doubled in Soprano and 1st Tenor; one of these voices may be eliminated as necessary
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Prokeimenon for Saturday Evening in the 6th Tone
Znamenny Chant, after Bachmetyev (adapted for English by Archpriest George Johnson)
*melody doubled in Soprano and 1st Tenor; one of these voices may be eliminated as necessary
– This setting is meant to be used with the following setting of "O Gentle Light." O Gentle Light
by Archpriest George Johnson
*melody doubled in Soprano and 2nd Tenor; one of these voices may be eliminated as necessary
Prokeimenon for Saturday Evening in the 6th Tone
Znamenny Chant Prokeimenon for Sunday Evening in the 8th Tone
Znamenny Chant Prokeimenon for Monday Evening in the 4th Tone
Znamenny Chant Prokeimenon for Tuesday Evening in the 1st Tone
Znamenny Chant Prokeimenon for Wednesday Evening in the 5th Tone
Znamenny Chant Prokeimenon for Thursday Evening in the 6th Tone
Znamenny Chant Prokeimenon for Friday Evening in the 7th Tone
Znamenny Chant
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Augmented Litany
Kievan Chant
Abbreviated Kievan Chant
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O Theotokos and Virgin
Common Chant, 4th Tone O Theotokos and Virgin
Lesser Znamenny Chant, 4th Tone, arranged by E. Smirnov
*melody in Alto O Theotokos and Virgin
Greek Chant, 4th Tone, arranged by Archangelsky O Theotokos and Virgin
by A. Strokin (adapted for English by Archpriest George Johnson)
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Blessed Be the Name of the Lord
Znamenny Chant, 4th Tone
Common Chant, 4th Tone
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Troparia of the Resurrection
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A spiral-bound Vespers book is available on request. This book includes all the above material, with the exception of Psalm 33, which was completed after the book was printed.
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