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Oktōēchos (here
transcribed "Octoechos"; Gr****: ὁ Ὀκτώηχος Gr**** pronunciation: [okˈtóixos]; from ὀκτώ "eight" and ἦχος "sound, mode"
called echos; Slavonic:...
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Oktoécho is a
Canadian musical collective,
which blends Indigenous Canadian music with
various world music genres. They are most
noted for
their 2022 album...
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Psalms are read each w**** and,
during Great Lent,
twice a w****.
Oktoechos (Gr****: Ὀκτώηχος; Slavonic: Октоихъ,
Oktoikh or Осмогласникъ, Osmoglasnik)—Literally...
- Gr****. From the 8th
century onwards,
chant melodies were
governed by the
Oktōēchos framework, a set of
eight modes—echos (ἦχος; lit. 'sound')—each of which...
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chant (including
resurrection troparia called apolytikia anastasima) in
oktoechos order, each
section began with the
evening psalm 140 (here
section of...
- the
Carolingian system was
probably ordered like the
later Byzantine oktōēchos, that is, with the four prin****l (authentic)
modes first, then the four...
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influenced by the
eightfold division of
Byzantine chants called the
oktoechos. Each mode is
distinguished by its final, dominant, and ambitus. The final...
- Triodion,
Pentekostarion and
Oktoechos with
Coislin (standard
repertoire of the
moveable cycle) and
Chartres notation (
Oktoechos and apokryphs) (11th century)...
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Gregorian chant. This
system likely originated from the
early Byzantine oktōēchos, as
indicated by the non-****enistic Gr****
names used in the earliest...
- Triodion,
Pentekostarion and
Oktoechos with
Coislin (standard
repertoire of the
moveabe cycle) and
Chartres notation (
Oktoechos and apokryphs) (11th century)...
