Recording of the New Byzantium Divine Liturgy of 2005

Listening to these files will show what the Divine Liturgy music on this website sounds like when sung by a small, average church choir (four singers). There is a combination of three-part harmony hymns and Byzantine chant hymns. There are hymns in Greek and hymns in English.

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Score of the 2005 New Byzantium Divine Liturgy Book

The Great Ektenis (Kyrie Eleisons) in chant
Alternate Ektenis in 3-part harmony
The First and Second Antiphon Responses
Only Begotten Son (Hymn of Justinian)
The Thrice Holy Hymn (Trisagion)
Responses Before the Readings
The Cherubic Hymn, Plagal 2nd Tone
The Petitions (Plirotika)
Pater, Ion, ke Agion Pnevmati (Father, Son, & Holy Spirit)
Eleon Irinis (A Mercy of Peace)
The Victory Hymn (Agios, Agios, Agios)
The Consecration Response (Se Imnumen)
Megalynarion (Axion Estin), Plagal 1st Tone
Megalynarion (Truly, It Is Right), Plagal 1st Tone
Megalynarion (Axion Estin), Plagal 4th Tone
Ke Pandon ke Pason (And with Your Spirit)
Is Agios (One Is Holy) in Plagal 4th Tone
Communion Hymn (Enite ton Kyrion / Praise the Lord) in Plagal 4th Tone
Communion Hymn (Enite ton Kyrion) in Plagal 1st Tone
Communion Hymn (Praise the Lord) in Plagal 1st Tone
Receive Me Today, O Son of God
Idomen to Fos (We Have Seen the True Light)
Dismissal Sequence (Greek and English)
Ton Evlogounda (To him who blesses us)
Amin (Amen)
Memorial Kontakion (Among the Saints)
Eonia I Mnimi (Eternal Memory)