Today He is Suspended on a Tree

[@poobread8885]

Went to my first Holy Thursday service last night and it was the closest ive gotten to crying in the church.

[@mansourannab7078]

المجد لك يارب المجد لك يارب المجد لك يارب نسجد لالامك ايها المسيح فارنا قيامتك المجيدة يارب امين

[@Goji-1854]

Amen

[@EngByz]

Excellent job!

[@jairiske]

God bless! You chanted beautifully

[@eliesaad3717]

آمين آمين آمين

[@paulthomas955]

Ameen ya Rub!

[@mkanemkmkanemk3410]

O sevishni tatko na nebesata bidi so nas i pazi ne, Hristos zashtiti ne nas greshnite🙏🙏vo IMETO na OTECOT, SINOT I SVETIOT DUH Amin,

[@elijahammon]

Hello George, do you have the notation for this either in Byzantine or Western? Thank you and Blessed Lent.

[@GeorgeZain]

This was not chanted with music. It was ‘free-chanted’ in a mode called kliton which is the same mode the Epistle/Gospel are usually read. It’s very rare that you see Kliton notated. There is notation that exists for this hymn chanted in Plagal 2nd. In the Antiochian tradition, we chant it kliton during the procession with the Cross and its normal Pl.2 version during the dismissal of the faithful. In the Greek tradition they usually just chant it Plagal 2nd. That is my understanding.

[@travelingMichael]

Thank you for posting. When is this sung? On Holy Friday?

[@GeorgeZain]

It is sung twice. Once on Thursday night as the Priest processes with the cross, and once during the Royal Hours on Friday.