Great Prokeimenon

Evlogetaria

Have Mercy On Us- Valaam Monastery

Sticheron at Vespers for the Nativity of our Lord, Kievan Chant, tone 2, arr. Hierodeacon Herman

The St Vladimir's Seminary Octet, directed by Hierodeacon Herman, from the album "St Vladimir's Live: The Chorale and Octet in Concert"

What Shall We Offer Thee, O Christ?

Recorded live at Great Compline, Thursday in the First Week of Lent, February 26, 2015.

Composer: Nicholas Custer

My soul, my soul, rise up! Why art thou sleeping? The end is drawing near and so thou shalt be troubled. Watch then, that Christ thy God may spare thee, for He is everywhere present and fills all things.


Great Canon Kontakion

From the Apostica at Holy Friday Matins

Byzantine Chant, tone two, arr. Rassem El Massih

Seeing Thee Hanging On The Cross

O Gladsome Light, Second Tone

Apolytikion of the Dormition, First Tone

Trisagion, Second Tone

a little rough.
Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death and upon those in the tombs bestowing life.

Christ Is Risen Pachal Hymn in English (Byzantine)

Blessed is the Man is sung at Great Vespers. This setting is in Valaam Chant, named for Valaam Monastery in Russia.

Trisagion, Second Tone

Pillars of Psalt

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