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This is part of the 2nd Apostichon in Plagal 1st Mode—composed and chanted by Gabriel Cremeens. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear.
This is part of the 1st Apostichon in Plagal 1st Mode—composed by Gabriel Cremeens and chanted by Elaine Cremeens. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear.
This is part of the 2nd Apostichon in Plagal 1st Mode—composed and chanted by Gabriel Cremeens. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear.
This is part of the 1st Apostichon in Plagal 1st Mode—composed by Gabriel Cremeens and chanted by Elaine Cremeens. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear.
This is part of the 1st Sticheron of the Praises in 4th Mode Legetos—chanted by Fr Panaretos Filotheitis. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear. Father Panaretos has chants a lower vou that what you may be used to hearing. For this reason, the Ga may sound sharp sometimes.
This is part of the 3rd Sticheron of the Praises in 4th Mode Legetos—chanted by Fr Panaretos Filotheitis. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear. Father Panaretos has chants a lower vou that what you may be used to hearing. For this reason, the Ga may sound sharp sometimes.
This is part of the 4th Sticheron of the Praises in 4th Mode Legetos—chanted by Fr Panaretos Filotheitis. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear. Father Panaretos has chants a lower vou that what you may be used to hearing. For this reason, the Ga may sound sharp sometimes.
This is the first in the second set of the Hymns of Ascent in 4th Mode Legetos—chanted by Fr Panaretos Filotheitis. Listen to this excerpt and then choose which description matches what you hear. Father Panaretos has chants a lower vou that what you may be used to hearing. For this reason, the Ga may sound sharp sometimes.