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 1 3,3|        Troparia and Kontakia, the Choir sings the Trisagion Hymn: “
 2 3,4|      response to the summons, the Choir sings the short confession
 3 3,4|     Anaphora, Greek — offer). The Choir responds, “A mercy of peace...,”
 4 3,4|          of the Congregation, the Choir responds to the Priest's
 5 3,4| Congregation responds through the Choir: “We lift them up unto the
 6 3,4|          thanks to the Lord.” The Choir responds: “It is meet and
 7 3,4|          triumphant hymn....” The Choir responds with the Song of
 8 3,4|   Revelation) of St. John.~As the Choir sings, the Priest reads
 9 3,4|     Eucharist was instituted. The Choir sings “Amen” after each;
10 3,4|     belongs to the Savior.~As the Choir sings, “We praise Thee...,”
11 3,4|        and Ever-Virgin Mary.” The Choir sings, “It is truly meet...” (
12 3,4|       communion — after which the Choir responds, “One is Holy...”
13 3,4|          During the Communion the Choir sings, “Receive the Body
14 3,4|          people...,” at which the Choir sings the hymn setting forth
15 3,4|        the Table of Oblation, the Choir sings the Hymn of Thanksgiving, “
16 3,4|           who bless Thee....” The Choir responds with, “Blessed
17 3,6|          at the full Liturgy, the Choir sings the special Cherubic
18 3,6|     Things are for the holy!” The Choir responds, “One is holy...,”
19 3,6|         name of the Lord...,” the Choir sings, “I will bless the
20 3,7|       rise to the Imperial Chapel Choir. The movement to introduce
21 3,7|        new period of concert-like choir singing. Bortniansky, under
22 3,7|           choral compositions and choir singing remain popular to
23 3,7|         Orthodox culture for both choir singing and congregational
24 3,8|          Greek — Horologion) is a Choir book for the use of the
25 3,9|         implies (to go down), the Choir members came down into the
26 4,5|       Virgin Mary surrounded by a choir of angels, prophets and
27 9,6|          to be numbered among the choir of the saints, through the