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Byzantine Chant (Eternal Memory) Plagal 1st Tone

Chanted by Byzantine Master and Professor of Byzantine Music Mr. George Papanikolaos from Samos, Greece. A beautiful compunctionate chant of Eternal Memory No instruments are used when chanting b...  
 
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ellin40 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This is dedicated to the eternal memory of men who have heroically fallen fighting in the first line.
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0:16 andron (men) irown (heroes) promaxwn (promachos in Greek is that who fights in the first line--the patron goddess of ancient Athens was Athina Promachos whose huge statue sat inside the Parthenon)
ellin40 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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1:39 "pesonton iroikon"--"heroically fallen"
utlariakor (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Beautiful. Even more moving than the Russian version. 

Could someone tell me what the words are before eonia i mnimi? Never heard that before.
humannx (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Eternal memory as the title says, but means more like "to be remembered (mnemonized) eternaly"
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I have been listening to Christian Chants for a year or two now. I keep coming back to this one. I guess it is my favorite. The combination of music and art make for great worship unto God.
Reflection888 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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He does, everyday. Just call on Him.
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The orthodox music uses 8 tones that can be compared with 8 sorts of melodies. By the way, Gregorian chant also uses 8 tones because it is the western adaptation of byzantine singing.
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mporeis na baleis ta logia tou umnou se parakalo?

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