This is wonderful! I have not seen this video in the past 2 years. Sorry to comment so Late! Would anyone like to sing some original Orthodox music?? I would love to collaborate!
0:05-0:50 *_"Let God arise, | let His enemies be scattered! | Today has a sacred Pascha been shown to us: | a new and holy Pascha, | a mystical Pascha, | a Pascha all venerable, | a Pascha which is Christ the Redeemer, | an immaculate Pascha, | a great Pascha, |a Pascha of the faithful, | a Pascha which has opened for us the gates of Paradise, | a Pascha which sanctified all the faithful."_* To be honest, I would hum this hymn through the year... Well, at least we can sing "Having Beheld the Resurrection of Christ" in Saturday vespers.
@@orthodoxdailyhymns6576 oh I see, thank you for that explanation. I’m trying to get more acquainted with Slavic liturgical chant now that I’ve been attending a Russian parish.
@@user-oh3tl7je1q Enjoy the diverse journey! It is quite common in the slavic tradition to take traditional melodies or chants - even byzantine ones - and re-harmonize it. You'll see them indicated as such - it will say, for example, "Kievan Tone 6, arr. J. Smith".
It is a bit awkward to hear the words “let us embrace each other” in celebration of deathless life when these and so many others accepted to be isolated and distanced from their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ or obscure their icons (faces) by dint of the dubious mandates of a secular, God hating government arm, out of fear of dying from a disease with a mortality rate less than 1%. Nevertheless, this is quite pretty.
It’s not hard to be compassionate on those who aren’t in the best health. Is it wrong to get into a car and conceal your face from outside viewers? Is it wrong to turn the corner and hide your face from those around the corner? No. Wearing masks protects others. I guess you shouldn’t take any medicine for pain, because God can take the pain away. Don’t take antibiotics, just pray for God to heal you. Sometimes God heals us indirectly through doctors and medicine.
The body of Christ is ONE - there is no such thing as distance where people are united in love, through our Lord Jesus Christ, by the Holy Spirit, for the glory of God the Father. And since we have no problem to use revetments/rizas to protect our holy icons, there shouldn't be any theological issue to use face masks either.
@@HomoEucharistica Yeah, never mind the fact that the people telling us to wear these things in our churches, and in public have absolutely no medical basis for the idea that the spread of Covid was ameliorated by masks. Never mind that the same body closed down churches, and then limited how many people could enter in order to worship in violation of the so called rule of law. Never mind that God casts out all fear, and that when we worship him fearlessly, nothing can ever harm us in the larger scheme of things. You are merely a temporal person, and so for you temporality has a higher premium than eternity. But we in Christ have no reason to fear death. When the state media and medical establishment beg to differ we should not heed. That is not who we are. Or, if that is who we are, it’s difficult to imagine why being an atheist or agnostic is a worse condition. Are you going to die when you die? Are your fellow parishioners? You can say no but it’s difficult at best to take you seriously.
@@synonymrolls4051 Who said anything about not being compassionate to those who are in bad health? Were I a betting man I would wager a very large sum that the same quasi-orthodox Christians who lambasted fellow parishioners for refusing to wear masks and pressured these and family members to get vaccinated, were very loathe to visit the sick in hospitals during the panic stricken hight of that appalling fiasco. When people look to the one, holy Catholic and apostolic Church they want to see differentiation, estrangement from the world and Christ-like otherness over and against the blind, gullible scientism, corporate hand maidenry, pseudo medical psychobabble and myopic statism that typifies the unbelievers. When they see Orthodox Christians behaving the exact same way as atheists and infidels on the same pretext (compassion, caution, self preservation blah, blah, blah) with regard to a malady that killed less than 1% of those who got it, they aren’t exactly inspired to divorce themselves from the godless through Orthodoxy. You can trot out whatever excuses you want for why you “go with the flow.” Had Christ gone along and played ball He would have never been crucified! The reaction of most of the bishops and a huge percentage of the priests and laity was simply and objectively disgraceful. Anyone external to the Church who saw this shamefully secular example would have to look askance when pondering the concretization and earnestness of Orthodox faith. Thank God men like Metropolitan Jonah, Fr. Peter Heers and Father-Deacon Ananias were around to stand against such senseless, craven divergence.
@@MaximusWolfe I wrote out a longer message, but it would probably do no good for someone as yourself. Continue to cling desperately to your conspiracies. I cling to the Lord. May God forgive us all.
CHRIST IS RISEN!
INDEED HE IS RISEN!
Indeed he has Risen!
Indeed he is risen!
Воистину воскресе!❤
И мы так поем!
blessed week of the Cross☦️ faint not Church! hold fast until we see
the Glory of Christ’s Resurrection 💖💙💚
Христос воскресе! Братья и сестры во Христе, радуйтесь!❤
Воистину воскресе!
This is stunning! Love it ❤️!
Excellent!!! Christ is risen! Indeed He is Risen!!
I love this
Beautiful! CHRIST HAS RISEN!☦️🙏✌️🇨🇦
Terrific! The harmony is wonderful and the rhythm Paschal. Such a joy! Thank you all - so good to see so many young people in the choir
Beautiful chanting!
Amazing! Everytime I hear this song, I get goose bumps!
This is wonderful! I have not seen this video in the past 2 years. Sorry to comment so Late! Would anyone like to sing some original Orthodox music?? I would love to collaborate!
Beautiful! Christ is risen!!!
Love this!!
I LOVE this Choir!!!
Are any of those Basses Double or Triple Bass?
@@claytonbenignus4688 not sure! :) thank you for listening. Christ is risen!
Христос воскрес....
0:05-0:50 *_"Let God arise, | let His enemies be scattered! | Today has a sacred Pascha been shown to us: | a new and holy Pascha, | a mystical Pascha, | a Pascha all venerable, | a Pascha which is Christ the Redeemer, | an immaculate Pascha, | a great Pascha, |a Pascha of the faithful, | a Pascha which has opened for us the gates of Paradise, | a Pascha which sanctified all the faithful."_*
To be honest, I would hum this hymn through the year... Well, at least we can sing "Having Beheld the Resurrection of Christ" in Saturday vespers.
Christos Anesti
Need lyrics for this song
Is that reader paul?
And what part of the world are you all in?
United States. Thanks for listening.
I thought Znammeny chant is monophonic?
You are correct. The melody is Znamenny, but arranged by H. Benigson.
@@orthodoxdailyhymns6576 oh I see, thank you for that explanation. I’m trying to get more acquainted with Slavic liturgical chant now that I’ve been attending a Russian parish.
@@user-oh3tl7je1q Enjoy the diverse journey! It is quite common in the slavic tradition to take traditional melodies or chants - even byzantine ones - and re-harmonize it.
You'll see them indicated as such - it will say, for example, "Kievan Tone 6, arr. J. Smith".
too bad they have not continued the old believer tradition by singing in unison.
It is a bit awkward to hear the words “let us embrace each other” in celebration of deathless life when these and so many others accepted to be isolated and distanced from their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ or obscure their icons (faces) by dint of the dubious mandates of a secular, God hating government arm, out of fear of dying from a disease with a mortality rate less than 1%. Nevertheless, this is quite pretty.
It’s not hard to be compassionate on those who aren’t in the best health. Is it wrong to get into a car and conceal your face from outside viewers? Is it wrong to turn the corner and hide your face from those around the corner? No. Wearing masks protects others. I guess you shouldn’t take any medicine for pain, because God can take the pain away. Don’t take antibiotics, just pray for God to heal you. Sometimes God heals us indirectly through doctors and medicine.
The body of Christ is ONE - there is no such thing as distance where people are united in love, through our Lord Jesus Christ, by the Holy Spirit, for the glory of God the Father. And since we have no problem to use revetments/rizas to protect our holy icons, there shouldn't be any theological issue to use face masks either.
@@HomoEucharistica
Yeah, never mind the fact that the people telling us to wear these things in our churches, and in public have absolutely no medical basis for the idea that the spread of Covid was ameliorated by masks. Never mind that the same body closed down churches, and then limited how many people could enter in order to worship in violation of the so called rule of law. Never mind that God casts out all fear, and that when we worship him fearlessly, nothing can ever harm us in the larger scheme of things. You are merely a temporal person, and so for you temporality has a higher premium than eternity. But we in Christ have no reason to fear death. When the state media and medical establishment beg to differ we should not heed. That is not who we are. Or, if that is who we are, it’s difficult to imagine why being an atheist or agnostic is a worse condition. Are you going to die when you die? Are your fellow parishioners? You can say no but it’s difficult at best to take you seriously.
@@synonymrolls4051
Who said anything about not being compassionate to those who are in bad health? Were I a betting man I would wager a very large sum that the same quasi-orthodox Christians who lambasted fellow parishioners for refusing to wear masks and pressured these and family members to get vaccinated, were very loathe to visit the sick in hospitals during the panic stricken hight of that appalling fiasco. When people look to the one, holy Catholic and apostolic Church they want to see differentiation, estrangement from the world and Christ-like otherness over and against the blind, gullible scientism, corporate hand maidenry, pseudo medical psychobabble and myopic statism that typifies the unbelievers. When they see Orthodox Christians behaving the exact same way as atheists and infidels on the same pretext (compassion, caution, self preservation blah, blah, blah) with regard to a malady that killed less than 1% of those who got it, they aren’t exactly inspired to divorce themselves from the godless through Orthodoxy.
You can trot out whatever excuses you want for why you “go with the flow.” Had Christ gone along and played ball He would have never been crucified!
The reaction of most of the bishops and a huge percentage of the priests and laity was simply and objectively disgraceful.
Anyone external to the Church who saw this shamefully secular example would have to look askance when pondering the concretization and earnestness of Orthodox faith.
Thank God men like Metropolitan Jonah, Fr. Peter Heers and Father-Deacon Ananias were around to stand against such senseless, craven divergence.
@@MaximusWolfe I wrote out a longer message, but it would probably do no good for someone as yourself. Continue to cling desperately to your conspiracies. I cling to the Lord. May God forgive us all.