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All Coptic Hymns »  Hymns for Services » Liturgy of St. Basil by Cantor Faheem Girgis 
 
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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Introduction Vespers/Matins until the doxologies

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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Vespers/Matins Doxologies until the Second Seasonal Litany

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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Vespers/Matins Second Seasonal Litany until the End of Service hymn.Holy Liturgy Introduction to the Liturgy until directly prior to the Intercessions.

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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Holy Liturgy Intercessions until the Three Great Litanies

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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Holy Liturgy Three Great Litanies until the middle of the Institution Narrative

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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Institution Narrative until the Litany of the Departed

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Cantor Faheem Girgis and Dr.Youssef Mansour
Litany of the Departed until the end of the Liturgy. Conclusory remarks. Ü Ü

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Axiwn ke dikeon
Cantor Faheem Girgis
'Worthy and right' priests' prayer in the Anaphora of the Liturgy of Saint Basil
Ika;emeny anac;yte
Cantor Faheem Girgis
'You who are seated, stand' Greek response in the Anaphora
Axiwn ke dikeon
Cantor Faheem Girgis
'Worthy and right' Greek response during the Anaphora. Includes a rare second method of chanting this response towards the end.
E,omen ``proctwn kuriw
Cantor Faheem Girgis
'We have with the Lord' Greek response during the Anaphora
Ke meta tou `pneumatou cou
Cantor Faheem Girgis
'And with your spirit' Greek response in the Anaphora

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