English Analogion

Byzantine Musical Compositions in English

Vespers

At the Beginning of the Vigil

“I will enter into your house” – Plagal 1st Mode, Arvanitis (Eng)

“O come, let us worship” – Plagal 4th Mode, Cremeens

“Lord, I have Cried”

“Lord, I have Cried” in all 8 modes, (Heirmologic)

“Lord, I have Cried” – Old Sticheraric Settings, by Phillip Phares

1st Mode

2nd Mode

4th Mode

Plagal 1st Mode

Plagal 2nd Mode

Plagal 4th Mode

Other Hymns at Vespers

O Joyous Light – Grave Mode – Adapted from Demosthenes Paikopoulos

O Theotokos and Virgin – Bereketis (1st Section)

Musical Settings Using the Translation of the Psalms found in the Orthodox Study Bible

The Stichology (Psalms 140, 141, and 129)

Stichology – 1st Mode

Stichology – 2nd Mode (Soft Chromatic from Di)

Stichology – 2nd Mode (Hard Chromatic from Bou)

Stichology – 3rd Mode

Stichology – 4th Mode

Stichology – Plagal 1st Mode (from Pa)

Stichology – Plagal 1st Mode (from Ke)

Stichology – Plagal 2nd Mode (Hard Chromatic from Pa)

Stichology – Plagal 2nd Mode (Soft Chromatic from Bou)

Stichology – Grave Mode

Stichology – Plagal 4th Mode

Prokeimena

Prokeimena of the Days of the Week

Artoklasia

O Virgin Theotokos – Artoklasia (short)

O Virgin Theotokos – Artoklasia (long)

The rich have turned poor (Grave Mode)