- The
Aposticha (Gr****: Άπόστιχα'; Slavonic: stikhíry na stikhóvne) are a set of
hymns (stichera)
accompanied by
psalm verses (stichos) that are chanted...
- The
first five
stichera (the
first being repeated) are
taken from the
Aposticha at
Matins the
night before, but the
final 3 of the 5 are sung in Tone...
- for each w****day of
Great Lent. One is
chanted at the
aposticha of
Vespers and one at the
aposticha of Matins, each
being chanted twice. The
idiomela are...
- some of the
stichera from the
previous night's
Matins (Lauds and the
Aposticha) are
repeated at Lord, I have
cried (see Vespers).
There are two Old Testament...
-
being the
idiomelon for the day,
which would otherwise be sung at the
aposticha, with its
accompanying sticheron to the martyrs;
three being stichera...
-
Traditions and Tips".
Orthodox Motherhood.
Retrieved February 28, 2020.
Aposticha,
Vespers on
Wednesday of
Cheesefare W****. The
Lenten Triodion:Supplementary...
- some of the
stichera from the
previous night's
Matins (Lauds and the
Aposticha) are
repeated at Lord, I have
cried (see Vespers).
There are two Old Testament...
- The prayer, "Vouchsafe, O Lord"
Litany of
Askings Litia on a
feast day
Aposticha Now
lettest Thou thy
servant depart in
peace recited by the ecclesiarch...
- Only-begotten Son
Sursum corda Zapivka Zeon
Divine Office Anabathmoi Apolytikion Aposticha Artoklasia Canon Doxology Exapostilarion Lity Odes
Paraklesis Polyeleos...
-
prayer invoking the
intercessions of the
saints and the Theotokos. The
Aposticha are chanted.
These are
verses that
teach about the
feast day (or on a...
