Melodies for Troparia
The prostopinije tradition provides two sets of melodies for troparia:
- A collection of "ordinary" or "Resurrectional" troparion melodies, one in each tone
- A collection of special melodies called podobny
This page provides an index to the prostopinije troparion melodies. For each melody, the "Introduction" link points to an explanation of how to sing the chant in English, while the "Analysis" link points to a more complete explanation, showing the Church Slavonic versions and variants, along with the history behind use of each melody in English.
Ordinary melodies for troparia
These are the familiar troparion melodies used at the Divine Liturgy.
Tone 1 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 2 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 3 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 4 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 5 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 6 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 7 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 8 Troparion
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Introduction Analysis Examples |
Podoben melodies for troparia
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 2 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Tone 1 Troparion
Introduction Analysis Examples |
Melodies for:
Ordinary - Psalms - Stichera - Prokeimena - Scripture - Troparia - Kontakia - Canons