The Tone 4 Prokeimenon Melody
Examples
See the introduction for an explanation of how to sing this melody, and the detailed analysis for its history and variants.
Prokeimenon of the Resurrection, Tone 4:
Prokeimenon of Bright Wednesday, and the Saturday after Nativity:
Prokeimenon of the Fathers (Sundays of the Council Fathers, Sunday of Orthodoxy, Maternity of Holy Anna, the two Sundays before the Nativitya):
Prokeimenon of All Saints (Sunday after Pentecost, Sunday after the Nativity, and of venerable women and women-martyrs):
Prokeimenon of Palm Sunday, and Theophany:
Prokeimenon of the Dedication of the Church of the Resurrection in Jerusalem (September 13):
Prokeimenon of the holy Angels:
Prokeimenon of the Annunciation:
Prokeimenon of holy prophets:
Prokeimenon of martyrs and unmercenary healers:
Prokeimenon for general intentions:
Prokeimenon of thankgiving:
Prokeimenon for the help of the Holy Spirit:
Vespers Prokeimenon for Monday evening:
Alleluia in Tone 4:
