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Prostopinije > Melodies > Tone 8 prokeimenon > examples

The Tone 8 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 8:

DL 162 listen

Prokeimenon of Pascha:

DL 166 listen

Prokeimenon of apostles, and of Pentecost:

DL 166 listen

Prokeimenon of John Climacus (fourth Sunday of the Great Fast):

DL 226 listen

Prokeimenon of the Nativity (December 25):

DL 291 listen

Prokeimenon of one or more venerable martyrs:

DL 388

Vespers Prokeimenon for Sunday evening (note that the one on page 118 of the Divine Liturgies book is not correct!):

SV 114

Alleluia in Tone 8:

DL 162 listen