Sounds of prayer

Orthodox hymns and chant throughout the world

Orthodox Liturgical service music is not a form of entertainment, and unsuited for listening outside & apart from services, but many unique hymns and chant can create a backdrop for individual prayer.

Megaloschemos II
(Bulgarian Orthodox Hymns)

An Hour of Orthodox Chants to Redeem Your Soul

Early Chants of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church

Russian Orthodox Chant for Relaxation Prayer and Healing

BULGARIA ORTODOXA The Bărbătescă Ortodoxă Choir

Psalm 135 in
Arabic Chants

Orthodox Sacred Hymns for Sleep, Prayer

Orthodox Prayer Chant
Byzantine Church Music

2 Hours of Heavenly
Mount Athos Hymn

Kabarnos – Live at the Damascus Assad Opera House

Music for the Soul – 4 Hours of Bulgarian Eastern Orthodox Chants

For my Orthodox brothers and sisters

Trisagion Films

Trisagion Films creates film and video covering aspects of Orthodox worship and practice, pilgrimages, the lives of the saints, iconography and the sacred arts, and recordings of homilies, interviews, and special events.

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Saint Spyridon the Wonderworker and Champion of Orthodoxy

Vessel of Grace: The Life of Saint Paisios the Athonite

A Wellspring of Humility – Saint Nektarios of Aegina

St. Catherine the Great Martyr of Alexandria

A Daughter of the Desert (Chronicles of the Desert)

Anthony in the Tombs (Chronicles of the Desert)

“In reality the Holy Spirit makes every believer into a God-man by grace. For what is life in the Church? Nothing other than the transfiguration of each believer into a God-man by grace through his personal, evangelical virtues; it is his growth in Christ, the putting on of Christ by growing in the Church and being a member of the Church. A Christian’s life is a ceaseless, Christ-centered theophany: the Holy Spirit, through the holy mysteries and the holy virtues, transmits Christ the Savior to each believer, renders him a living tradition, a living life.
‘Christ who is our life’ (Col. 3:4).
Everything Christ’s thereby becomes ours, ours for all eternity: His truth, His righteousness, His love, His life, and His entire divine Hypostasis.”

– St Justin Popovich