Liturgical miscellany with musical notation [microform], [between 1790 and 1810].

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Liturgical miscellany with musical notation [microform], [between 1790 and 1810].

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Includes Lenten prokeimena and troparia for all services between the Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee and the 5th week of Lent; troparia and kontakia for the feasts of the Lord and the Theotokos; canon for Epiphany; for Passion Week, Resurrection, for the triple procession around the church, to Christ by demestvenny; "obikhodnik domestvenny" and "obikhodnik" for Passion Week; hours for the holy; Demestvenny chants for the feasts of our Lord and the Theotokos. Inscriptions on leaf 1a: "No. 3", and in a later hand, "1834 goda marta". Some leaves are missing. One page (6) was skipped in the pagination. Ornamented headings and initials. Leaves 1a and 76a with ornate baroque frontispieces.

1 v. (ii, 127 leaves) ; 28 cm.

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