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Glory to God!
FrNektarios 2 years ago
Awesome, may Christ give us peace and humanity.
MadderPrinciple 2 years ago
Μεγάλη θέση, χάρη!
Καλά Χριστούγεννα!
1PassionateSoul 2 years ago
DIO SIA CON VOI!
giosia03 2 years ago
I like the monastery icons..goes well with the chant...
2lovemeorhateme2 3 years ago 3
these are the odes of Orthros on the feast of the Nativity
phati129 3 years ago 4
just some of the verses of Ode9
byzantinechants 3 years ago
"XC is born glorify him" is from the first ode. the ninth ode is the Megalynarion which on feast days is usually "magnify oh my soul"
phati129 3 years ago
I am bit confused. On the feast of nativity all the verses of each ode are read and then the first verse of each ode are chanted.? which is what ode?
byzantinechants 3 years ago
no the odes are always chanted. this hymn is the hirmos of the first ode, second ode, and so on. Christ is born glorify him is the opening verse of the hirmos of the first ode. =]
phati129 2 years ago
@byzantinechants hey, you know where I can find this in Greek? Great upload, don't get me wrong but there's just something even more captivating about it when sung in Greek.
BeyondInfinium 1 year ago
These are the Katavasias that are chanted more or less from the month between the Presentation of the Theotokos and Christmas. So it's actually a bit more than a month, so not just on Nativity.
rossboss1 2 years ago
Beautiful!God bless my brother!
Aryomaru 3 years ago 3
Realmente hermoso canto, y el icono esta bellisimo. gracias.
Purpura2007 3 years ago 3