The Divine Liturgy MP3 Page
		Here is a recording of the "Flint" Divine Liturgy. This liturgy was developed for the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Flint, Michigan, who's priest requested a simple liturgy for the choir with more chant elements. The result is a liturgy in both Greek and English that employs Plagal First, Plagal Second, and Plagal Fourth chant in the main hymns, while the traditionally Second Tone hymns are set in simple three-part harmony with melodic thirds and an ison. Many of the hymns in this liturgy can also be found in the Plagal Fourth and Plagal First liturgies. The recording was done with four amateur singers, three female and one male, and is similar to a choir one might find in a small church.
			Click on the links below to hear the MP3 recording. To download a file, use the right mouse button and select, "Save Target as..." or "Save Link as..." The Great Ektenis - Plagal Fourth Tone Alternate Ektenis - 3-part harmony First and Second Antiphons - 3-part harmony Only begotten son - 3-part harmony The Trisagion Hymn - 3-part harmony Responses for the Readings - 3-part harmony The Cherubic Hymn - Plagal Second Tone Petitions (2 sets) - 3-part harmony and Plagal Fourth Tone Patera Ion, Father Son - 3-part harmony Anaphora Beginning - 3-part harmony The Victory Hymn - Plagal First Tone Consecration Hymn - Plagal First Tone Megalynarion: Axion estin - Plagal First Tone Megalynarion: Truly, it is right - Plagal First Tone Megalynarion (both languages) - Plagal Fourth Tone Petitions before Communion - 3-part harmony Is ayios, One is holy - Plagal Fourth Tone Communion: Enite ton Kyrion, Praise ye the Lord - Plagal Fourth Tone Communion hymns in Greek - Plagal First Tone Communion Hymns in English - Plagal First Tone Receive me today - Plagal Fourth Tone Post-Communion Hymn - 3-part harmony Dismissal - 3-part harmony Ton evlogunda, To him who blesses us - 3-part harmony Amin - 3-part harmony Among the saints - Plagal Fourth Tone Memorial Hymn - Plagal Fourth Tone