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To hear a computer-generated sound file of a hymn, click the word "hear" next to the hymn you want.

View	CHANT	Christ is Risen
		Lord Have Mercy
		Antiphons
		Typica
View	Hear	Apolytikia of the Resurrection
		Thrice-holy Hymn
		Alleluia
		Cherubic Hymns
		Hierarchal Liturgy
		Anaphora
		It is Truly Right
		Heirmoi (Katavasias) of the Ninth Ode     (chanted instead of “It is Truly Right” on feast days)
		Communion Hymns (days of the week)
		Communion Hymns (major feast days)
		Communion Hymns (minor feast days) Note: The hymns in this folder are duplicates of those found in other subsections. They are provided here as well so that they are easier to find.
View View	Hear Hear	Feast days of the Mother of God    Long version, Fourth Mode    Brief versions, by Hieromonk Gregory
View View	Hear Hear	Feast days of the Archangels    Long version, First Mode    Brief versions, by Hieromonk Gregory
View View	Hear Hear	Feast days of the Honourable Forerunner  and other Saints    Long version, Grave Mode    Brief versions, by Hieromonk Gregory
View View	Hear Hear	Feast days of the Apostles, the Three Hierarchs,  and Sts. Constantine and Helen    Long version, Plagal Fourth Mode    Brief versions, by Hieromonk Gregory
View	Hear	Feast days of the Cross (Third Sunday of Lent and August 1)
View	Hear	Feast day of Prophets and Sts. Joachim and Anna
View View View View View	Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear	Holy Thursday    Slow Version, Plagal Second Mode    Plagal Second Mode, traditional Athonite melody    Plagal Second Mode, by Lycourgos Petridis    First Mode, by Lycourgos Petridis    Plagal Fourth Mode, by Lycourgos Petridis
		Receive Me Today
		Concluding Hymns

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Comments:

All hymns here in Byzantine notation are only in English. Hymns in Greek were not written out in Byzantine notation for this website since they are already available in published books of Byzantine music.

Clicking a "Hear" link will open a MIDI file, which can be played by your computer's media player. All these MIDI files are very small (less than 10 Kb). Bear in mind that a computer plays these files using an equal-tempered scale, which does not always correspond precisely to the actual pitches of Byzantine scales.

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