- The
Megalynarion (Gr**** Μεγαλυνάριον, "magnification", "that
which magnifies"; also
called Velichaniye in
Church Slavonic) is a
special hymn used in the...
- by the
following refrain sung
between the
verses (a sticheron) and a
megalynarion,
which is the
second part of the
Axion Estin hymn: Τὴν τιμιωτέραν τῶν...
- Slavonic: Достóйно éсть, Dostóino yesť), or It is
Truly Meet, is a
megalynarion and a theotokion, i.e. a
magnification of and a Hymn to Mary used in...
-
Resurrection of Jesus. If a
feast day with
megalynarion falls on a Sunday, only the
refrain of the
megalynarion is chanted, once,
after which the evlogitaria...
- with them and crying: I am with you and no one will be
against you. The
megalynarion and
irmos from Ode IX of the
Canon (also sung at liturgy) is: Magnify...
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Ecphonesis Ectenia Gospel Kathisma Kyrie Laying on of
hands Lord's
Prayer Megalynarion Axion Estin Polychronion Prayer of
Saint Ephrem Procession Prokeimenon...
-
Ecphonesis Ectenia Gospel Kathisma Kyrie Laying on of
hands Lord's
Prayer Megalynarion Axion Estin Polychronion Prayer of
Saint Ephrem Procession Prokeimenon...
- pannychis, lity) and
first prayer to the
saint (all-night vigil, moleben,
megalynarion).
Canonization is
usually divided into two categories:
local and church-wide...
-
Sessional hymns Kathisma Little Litany Sessional hymns Polyeleon or
Kathisma Megalynarion, in
Russian usage, on a
feast day
Resurrectional Troparia, "The Angelic...
-
Ecphonesis Ectenia Gospel Kathisma Kyrie Laying on of
hands Lord's
Prayer Megalynarion Axion Estin Polychronion Prayer of
Saint Ephrem Procession Prokeimenon...
