The Divine Passion and the Resurrection in the Byzantine iconographic and musical tradition The Epitaph From the C.D. «Holy Sabbaton», from the Epitaph ceremony, the Batopaedian Fathers’ Choir is chanting, an edition of the Holy Great Monastery of Batopaedion, at the Holy Mountain of Athos and of the University Publication of Crete. The first stanza of the Encomia The second stanza of the Encomia The third Stanza of the Encomia "Thine tomb oh Saviour ...", a Cathism Resurrection Hymns Saint Kassiane women’s Choir From the C.D. «The Hilandarion musical treasury», Vikentije of Hilandar, Saint Kassiane Choir It is the Day of the Resurrection Christ is risen from the dead The Angel cried unto her The "Christ is Risen" hymn in Arabic, Greek and French From the C.D. «Service of Easter», Choir of St. Romanos Melodos, St. George Patriarchal Monastery, Al-Humayrah Talkalakh, Syria. The Christ is Risen, fourth ode : Arabic - French The Christ is Risen, fifth ode : Arabic - Greek "Lo! The Easter and the Passover came", songs from the Thessalian synaxarion. From the C.D. "Lo! The Easter and the Passover came", songs from the Thessalian synaxarion. Issued by the Holy Metropolitan Diocese of Thessaliotis and Phanariopharsala. "Lo! The Easter and the Passover came" Hymns of the Holy and Great Week The Ecclesiastical Byzantine Choir "GOOD-VOICES" ("ΚΑLΟPHOΝΑREDΕS") is chanting under the direction of the Holy University Chapel, the Entrance of the Holy Theotokos into the Temple - Kapnikarea, protopsalt George Remoundos. Entrance From the Passion to the Resurrection Chanting by: Con. Mpilales, Ath. Papathanasiou, Dr. George Mpilales. Entrance Icons The Divine Passion and the Resurrection in the Byzantine iconographic Note: If you cannot hear the hymns, you have to install the last edition of the Windows Media Player, pressing here.