Doxologies (Western Notation)
Elizabethan English
Slow Doxologies
First Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis
Plagal Second Mode, by George Violakis
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis
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Brief Doxologies (English)
First Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Second Mode, by John Kavadas
Third Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Fourth Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal First Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal Second Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Grave Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
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Brief Doxologies (Greek)
First Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
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Today is Salvation
In all eight modes, by Peter the Peloponnesian
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After Rising from the Tomb
In all plagal modes, by Hieromonk Gregory
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Modern English
Slow Doxologies
First Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis
Plagal Second Mode, by George Violakis
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis
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Brief Doxologies
First Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Second Mode, by John Kavadas
Third Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Fourth Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal First Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal Second Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Grave Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
Plagal Fourth Mode, by Manuel the Protopsaltis
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Today is Salvation
In all eight modes, by Peter the Peloponnesian
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After Rising from the Tomb
In all plagal modes, by Hieromonk Gregory
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