We Have Seen the True Light

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1 We Have Seen the True Light Second Mode adapted from traditional melody 160 e ƒhave ƒseen ƒthe true light. ƒwe ƒhave re - ceived the ƒheavƒ-ƒenƒƒly Spir - ƒit. ƒƒwe have found ƒƒthe true ƒƒfaith, ƒwor-ship-ping ƒthē un - di - viƒƒ-ƒded ƒtrin - ƒƒi - ty, Who ƒhas ƒsaved us.

2 Remember Us Also, O Compassionate One Plagal Second Mode Chanted instead of "We Have Seen the True Light" on Holy Saturday 160 e - mem - ƒber us al ƒso, ƒƒo Com - pas - - sion - ate ƒ One, ƒƒe - ven as ƒyou reƒƒ-ƒmem - - bered the ƒthief ƒin the kingƒƒ-ƒƒdom ƒof_ _Ì̃ƒthe ƒƒheav - - ens.

3 Let Our Mouths be Filled Plagal First Mode adapted from Athonite melody 180 ƒet ƒƒour mouths be filled ƒwith Your praise, ƒo ƒlord, ƒƒthat we may sing_ìì ƒƒof ƒyour glo-ƒry. ƒƒfor ƒyou have ƒƒmade ƒus ƒworƒƒ-ƒthy ƒƒto ƒƒpar - take ƒof ƒyour ho - ƒly, ƒdiƒƒ-ƒvine, imƒ-ƒmorƒ-ƒƒtal, and ƒƒlife ƒgiv - ƒing ƒmysƒ-ƒƒter-ƒies.

4 Let Our Mouths be Filled 505 Keep ƒus in ƒƒyour ƒho - li-ƒness that ƒƒall ƒthe day ÌÌ ƒwe may ƒƒmed - ƒiƒƒ-ƒƒtate up - ƒƒon ƒƒyour ƒƒrighƒ-ƒteous-ness. ƒal - ƒle - lu - ƒi - ƒƒa. ƒal - ƒle - ƒƒlu - ƒi - a. Al - ƒƒle - lu - ƒi - ƒƒa. Alternate Version L Second Mode adapted from Hieromonk Gregory of Simonos Petras Monastery 180 ƒet our mouths be ƒƒfilled ƒwith Your ƒpraise, O Lord, that ƒwe may ƒƒsing ƒof Your ƒƒglo - - -ƒƒry. ƒfor You have ƒƒmade ƒus ƒwor-ƒthy to par - take ƒof Your ƒƒho - ly, ƒdiƒƒ-ƒvine, ƒim - ƒmor - - ƒƒtal, and ƒlife - - giv - ing ƒ ƒƒmysƒƒ-ƒter-ƒies. ƒƒkeep us ƒƒin ƒyour ƒƒho - li - ness ƒƒthat all the ƒday ƒƒwe ƒmay med - iƒƒ-ƒƒtate

5 506 Let Our Mouths be Filled ƒup - ƒon ƒyour ƒƒrigh- ƒƒ- ƒteous-ness. Al - ƒle - ƒlu - i - ƒƒa. ƒƒal - le - ƒlu - ƒƒi - a. Al - ƒƒle - lu - - ƒƒi - a. Ì PanagIA " KOUKOUZELISSA " (painted by St. John Koukouzelis)

6 Blessed be the Name of the Lord Second Mode adapted from traditional melody 170 (twice) less-ƒed ƒbe the ƒname of Ì the ƒlord hence-forth and ƒfor - evƒƒ- er-more. First Choir: Bless-ed ƒƒbe the name ƒƒof ƒthe Lord Second Choir: ƒƒhence-forth and ƒfor - ƒƒev - - er -ƒƒmore.

7 508 Blessed Be the Name of the Lord Plagal First Mode adapted from Hieromonk Gregory of Simonos Petras Monastery B 160 ƒless - - ƒed ƒƒbe the name ƒof ƒthe ƒlord ƒƒhenceƒ-ƒforth and for - ƒƒev - erƒ-ƒmore. (twice) First Choir: ƒbless-ƒed ƒƒbe ƒthe ƒname ƒƒof the Lord Second Choir: ƒhence forth ƒƒand ƒfor - ƒev - - ƒƒer - - ƒmore. Ì When the day is over, the vendor sits down and counts his profits; but the worker of virtue does so when the psalmody is over. St. John of the Ladder

8 Christ is Risen Plagal First Mode Chanted on Pascha and during Bright Week instead of "Blessed be the Name" Adapted from Athonite melody C 130 dead, - hrist is ris - - en from the ƒby death ƒhas ƒƒhe ƒƒtram pled ƒlife. ƒƒand up - on ƒthose in the ƒƒtombs He ƒƒhas be-stowed down death,

9 510 Christ is Risen - Brief Melody Second Choir: ƒchrist is ris - - ƒen ƒfrom the dead, ƒby death ƒƒhas ƒhe ƒ tramƒ- pled down death, ƒand ƒ ƒupƒ- ƒon those ƒin ƒthe tombs ƒhe has be-stowed ƒƒlife. First Choir: Christ is ƒris - en from the dead, by death has He ƒƒtramƒ-ƒƒpled down death, ƒƒand ƒup - on those ƒin ƒthe tombs Second Choir: He ƒhas ƒbe - stowed life. If one were to put all of the world's most precious things on one side of a scale, and the Divine Liturgy on the other, the scales would tip completely in favor of the Liturgy. St. John of Kronstadt

10 Ôï;í Äåóðïvôçí Ton Despotin Chanted during the dismissal of a Hierarchal Liturgy Traditional melodies by Constantine Pringos ( ) Second Mode 84 ον ƒƒδε ƒσπο την και ƒαρ χι ε ƒρε ƒƒα ƒƒη ƒμων ƒƒκυ ρι ƒƒε ƒƒφυ λατ ƒƒτε εις ƒπολ λα ε τη ƒδε σπο ƒƒτα ƒƒεις

11 512 Ton Despotin πολ λα ƒε ƒτη ƒƒδε σπο τα ƒεις ƒƒƒπολ ƒλα ƒε τη ƒƒδε ƒσπο ƒτα T Briefer Version ƒον ƒƒδε σπο την και ƒαρ ƒχι ƒε ƒρε α ƒƒη ƒƒμων ƒƒκυ ρι ƒƒε ƒƒφυ ƒλατ ƒƒτε ƒεις πολ λα ƒε ƒƒτη ƒδε ƒƒσπο ƒτα English Version Lord proƒ-ƒtect ƒƒour mas - - ƒter ƒand hi - - ƒƒer - ƒƒarch ƒfor man - ƒy years,_ O ƒmas - ƒƒter; ƒfor man - ƒƒy years,_ƒƒo Mas - - ƒter; ƒƒfor man - y years, O ƒƒmas - - ƒƒter.

12 Protect Him (ôïí åõëïãïõíôá) Chanted during the dismissal of Liturgy * Second Mode 84 ƒƒro - ƒtect him who blessƒ-ƒƒes Ì and sancƒƒ- - - ƒti - - ƒfies ÌÌ us for Ì man ƒy Ì ƒyears,_ìì O Ì Ì̃Lord._Ì * This hymn is not typically sung on Mt. Athos. According to other traditions, however, it may be sung while the priest says the dismissal of the Divine Liturgy.

13 Through the Prayers of our Holy Fathers * Ancient Melody - Method of the Old Sticheraric Melody Anonymous composition transcribed by Hieromonk Hierotheos of Philotheou Monastery First Mode "Tetraphonic" Duration: 6:00 84 hrough the ƒprayers Ì through the ƒƒprayers ÌÌ ƒof ÌÌ ƒƒour ÌÌ * This hymn may be chanted while the priest distributes the antidoron to the faithful.

14 Through the Prayers 515 ƒƒ ÌÌ(our) ho ly ÌÌ Fa ƒfa thers, ƒƒ Ì ƒƒ Ì(ers) ƒlord Ì ƒƒ Ì ƒƒ ÌÌ ƒlord Ì ƒje ƒƒ- - - sus ƒchrist ÌÌ ƒƒje - ƒƒsus ƒchrist ÌÌ ƒƒ ÌÌ

15 516 Through the Prayers ƒƒ ÌÌ ƒƒ ÌÌ ƒƒ Ì(st) solo: our_ ƒƒ Ì ƒƒ Ì tutti: God ƒƒour God ƒƒ Ì our ÌÌ ƒƒ Ì ƒgod ÌÌ ƒƒ Ì our ƒgod, Ì ƒƒ ÌÌ have Ì mer cy Ì ƒƒhave ƒmer ƒcy

16 Through the Prayers 517 ƒƒ ÌÌ ƒƒon Ì ƒƒ ƒƒhave mer - - ƒƒcy on ƒƒus. St. ROMANOS THE MELODIST