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Carpatho-Rusyn Prostopinije:
Prostopinije In The Family of Chant

The prokimen of Matins, hlas 1.

By Stephen Reynolds, University of Oregon.
From the "Carpatho-Rusyn American", Vol. II (1979), No. 4, published by the

Carpatho-Rusyn Research Society.

 

“The Carpatho-Rusyn versions (I and J) are closest to the Irmologion of 1709 (D) and to Polotn’uk’s version (H).” — Reynolds


This interactive version is extracted and adapted from the referenced article by Stephen Reynolds as it appears on the page
Liturgical Music

provided by the
American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese

A: The znamennyj chant according to the Russian Obichods.

 

B: The "Kiev" chant according to the Russian Obichods.

 

C: The chant of the Kijevo-pečers'ka Lavra (the Monastery of the Caves in Kiev), from the Obichod of 1910.

 

D: From the printed Irmologion, L'viv, 1709.

 

E: From the printed Irmologion, Počajev, 1794, and L'viv, 1904.

 

F: The prokimen of the Liturgy, from Dolnyc'kij's Hlaspopisnec, L'viv, 1894.

 

G: From Vasylijans'ki cerkovni napivy, Rome, 1961, Myron Fedoriv ed.

 

H: From Polotn'uk's Napivnyk, Przemyšl', 1902.

 

 

I: From Bokźaj's Cerkovnoje prostopinije, Užhorod, 1906.

 

J: From Choma's Prostopinije, Mukačevo, 1930

 

K: The extended tone for Boh Hospod' in the znamennyj version of the Russian Obichods.

 

L: The extended tone for Boh Hospod' in the version of the Western Ukrainian Irmologia.

 


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