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Gretchaninoff’s largest-scale setting of the Divine Liturgy (one of four he composed), expands the scope of this service to “symphonic” proportions, while remaining within the a cappella idiom. Some of Gretchaninoff’s best-known “anthems”--The Cherubic Hymn, the Creed (with alto solo), and the Our Father (a.k.a. “Holy, Holy, Holy”) are from this work.
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Table of Contents
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| The Text of the Divine LIturgy of St. John Chrysostom | ||||
| 1. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | The First Litany | ||
| 2. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | Antiphons |
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| 3. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | Come, Let Us Worship | ||
| 4. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | After the Epistle Reading | ||
| 5. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | After the Gospel Reading | ||
| 6. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | Cherubic Hymn |
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| 7. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | After the Cherubic Hymn | ||
| 8. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | The Symbol of Faith (The Creed) |
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| 9. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | A Mercy of Peace |
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| 10. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | It Is Truly Fitting |
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| 11. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | Our Father |
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| 12. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | After the Communion Hymn [Let Us Fervently Bessech] |
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| 13. | Alexander Gretchaninoff | The Conclusion of Liturgy |
