-
referred to the
kalophonic way to
embellish the old
stichera (sticheron
kalophonikon, anagrammatismos), the old
heirmoi (heirmos kalophonikos),
certain theotokia...
- Monastery, and
within the well-known
collection of the
heirmologion kalophonikon,
entirely created by
composers during the
Ottoman period, and
other not...
- fall of
Constantinople Manuel Chrysaphes characterised the
sticheron kalophonikon and the
anagrammatismos as new
genres of
psaltic art
which were once...
- like
mathemataria (literally "a book of exercises" like a
sticherarion kalophonikon or a book with
heirmoi kalophonikoi,
stichera kalophonika, anagrammatismoi...
-
Koukouzeles as the
inventor of the "embellished sticheron" (sticheron
kalophonikon), but he
emphasized that he
always followed step by step the model, as...
- by Monk Tykhon. See also the 18th-century m****cript of an
Irmologion kalophonikon in
Athens (MIET,
Historical and
Palaeographical Archive, Ms. Pezarou...
- century). "Sinai,
Saint Catherine's Monastery, Ms. Gr. 1262".
Oikematarion kalophonikon based on
papadic compositions by
Michael Aneotos and
kalopismoi by Ioannis...
- of
plagios devteros. The
signature was used
within the
heirmologion kalophonikon,
since heirmoi of
devteros echoi were
still treated as a
diatonic melos...
- was the end of the
section chosen for the
realisation of a
sticheron kalophonikon, this sign
could cause, that a
whole kratema, a
section in
abstract syllables...
-
traditional one and it
created new
books like the
sticherarion kalophonikon, the
heirmologion kalophonikon, etc. The new book
akolouthiai quoted simple psalmody...
