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Spiritual songs > Hymns of the Liturgical Year >

Anhely sohlasno

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This song for Theophany is planned for the forthcoming hymnal, along with an English setting, The choirs of angels sing. The melody is the same as the hymn to the Mother of God. Radujsja Carice.

For a discussion of the melody, see O Father Nicholas.

Sources

This hymn was included in the Užhorod Pisennik (1913) as the second hymn for Theophany (number 56 in that collection, on page 117). Seven verses were given.

In 1969, Father Stefan Papp printed four verses of this hymn (Duchovňi Pisňi, page 19). The text is slightly different from that in the Pisennik. No music was provided; instead, there was a pointer to the Marian tune for the melody,

In 1978, Father William Levkulic published the first two verses of the Papp translation in the Hymns section of The Divine Liturgy, a Book of Prayer (1978), along with a loose 2-verse English translation.