Awed by the Beauty* - St. Anthony's Monastery
Awed by the Beauty* - St. Anthony's Monastery
Awed by the Beauty* - St. Anthony's Monastery
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<strong>Awed</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Beauty *<br />
Third Mode<br />
adapted from traditional melody<br />
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108<br />
Duration: 1:00<br />
Intonation: #8<br />
Th;n wJraiovthta<br />
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ƒwed ƒƒ<strong>by</strong> ƒƒ<strong>the</strong> ƒbeau - - ƒƒƒty______ ƒof thy ƒƒvir -ƒƒƒgin - - ƒi - ƒƒty and<br />
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thē ƒex - ƒƒceed-ing ra - - ƒdiance of ƒthy pu - - ƒƒƒri - ty, ƒƒGa - ƒƒ- bri - el<br />
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* Instead of playing Wagner's "Bridal Chorus" ("Here Comes <strong>the</strong> Bride") as a processional, it is more appropriate<br />
at an Orthodox wedding to chant an Orthodox hymn. According to some local traditions "It is truly<br />
right" is chanted in second mode (see page 5) as a processional. Ano<strong>the</strong>r troparion that is chanted in some<br />
places as a processional is "<strong>Awed</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> beauty." On this page is <strong>the</strong> heirmological (brief) version, and on<br />
page 3 is <strong>the</strong> sticheraric (long) version.<br />
www.stanthonysmonastery.org/music/Mysteries.htm
2<br />
Wedding - <strong>Awed</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Beauty<br />
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ƒƒcalled ƒƒout ƒƒun - - ƒto <strong>the</strong>e, ƒO The - ƒo - to - - ƒkos: ƒƒƒWhat__Ì ƒƒwor - ƒthy ƒhymn of<br />
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praise___ ƒƒcan I of - ƒƒ- ƒfer ƒun - ƒ- to ƒ<strong>the</strong>e? ƒAnd ƒƒƒƒwhat__Ì ƒshall I ƒƒname_<br />
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ƒ_____ ƒƒ<strong>the</strong>e? ƒƒI ƒƒam ƒƒin ƒdoubt________ ƒƒƒand____ÌÌÌÌstand in awe. ƒWhere-fore, as<br />
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comƒƒ-ƒmand - - ƒed, ƒI cry ƒƒto <strong>the</strong>e:_ÌÌÌÌ Re -ƒƒƒƒjoice, ƒO ƒƒƒƒFull___Ì of_____ÌÌGrace._<br />
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www.stanthonysmonastery.org/music/Mysteries.htm