Doxologies (Byzantine Notation)

Elizabethan English

View View View	Hear Hear Hear	Slow Doxologies First Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis Plagal Second Mode, by George Violakis Plagal Fourth Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis
View View View View View View View View	Chant Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear	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
View	Chant	Today is Salvation In all eight modes, by Peter the Peloponnesian
View	Chant	After Rising from the Tomb In all plagal modes, by Hieromonk Gregory

Modern English

View View View	Hear Hear Hear	Slow Doxologies First Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis Plagal Second Mode, by George Violakis Plagal Fourth Mode, by Iakovos the Protopsaltis
View View View View View View View View	Chant Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear Hear	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
View	Chant	Today is Salvation In all eight modes, by Peter the Peloponnesian
View	Chant	After Rising from the Tomb In all plagal modes, by Hieromonk Gregory

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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.

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