Unnailiing Vespers at 4, and Holy Saturday Matins and the Lamentations at the Tomb at 7, and I’m starting to crash now. So here are the first two stases of the Lamentations in English. (Diatonic) Byzantine with moving ison.
First stasis:
Second stasis:
The monks of Balamand Monastery, the Lamentations in Arabic:
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We seek and we pray for our return to that time when, being united, we spoke the same things and there was no schism between us.
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He shall be filled with the spirit of understanding; he shall pour forth his words of wisdom and give thanks to the Lord in his prayer.
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O venerable Herman, ascetic of the northern wilderness and gracious advocate for all the world, teacher of the Orthodox Faith and good instructor of piety, adornment of Alaska and joy of all America: entreat Christ God, that He save our souls.
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Daily Readings Church Fathers| Vespers: O Gladsome… on O Gladsome Light | |
 | Xopher on Glorious Nativity |
 | Wyatt Earp on Glorious Nativity |
| Xopher on Glorious Nativity |
| Xopher on Feelings of avoidance |
| Xopher on Glorious Nativity |
 | Lisa Bou on Glorious Nativity |
| Wyatt Earp on Glorious Nativity |
| Xopher on Glorious Nativity |
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