Byzantine Chant (and Sheet Music) of The Polyeleos by the Festive and Monsatic Choirs of St. Elisabeth Convent

Posted on January 26, 2018February 28, 2019 | by Editor

Read (

Words)

Harmonized by Nun Juliania (Denisova).

You can view and download sheet of this chant there.

About the author

by Editor
The Editor of the Catalog of Good Deeds.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Editor on The Image of God the Father in Orthodox Iconography: “Greetings! At the Moscow Synod of 1554, where the depiction of God the Father was prohibited, there were also cases…” Nov 24, 18:01
Anonym on Was Dracula an Orthodox Christian?: “Thank you for your work” Nov 23, 13:47
Sam on St Luke the Apostle as an Icon Painter. Did he Really Paint Icons?: “First time it was mentioned is the sixth century, yeah, this just sounds like it was made up in the…” Nov 23, 04:04
Paul Azkoul on The Image of God the Father in Orthodox Iconography: “Greetings again If as you say, “we do not know what he looks like”, how is it possible to portray…” Nov 23, 01:44
Paul Azkouil on The Image of God the Father in Orthodox Iconography: “Greetings Please provide the canon recognized the Orthodox Church you claim permits the depiction of the Trinity.” Nov 23, 01:34

Spelling error report

The following text will be sent to our editors:

Your comment (optional):