Done Again - Butterfly Kisses

GREEK SINGING one of the chants Rus. law churches. The works designated as G. p. Appear in USA. chorister books only in the 2nd floor. 17 century Their melody is laconic, it is characterized by the symmetry of the rhythm and a greater sense of tonal stability compared to the famous singing. Greek chant. From a manuscript of the late 17th century Library of the Leningrad Theological Academy. No 217, sheet 16.G. p. subordinated to the system of osmoglasiya, but the fund of its melodies is limited, and the latter are not as crystallized as the melodies of the znamenny chant. Dec. Ancient USA researchers. chorister art was interpreted by G. p. differently. D.V. Razumovsky, I.I. Voznesensky and V.M. Metals considered G. r. Greek in origin. A. Preobrazhensky found it Slavic, "formed under the influence of the neighborhoods of southern Slavic lands with Greek settlements."Comparison of the same in text and voice affiliation of chants Rus. G. p. from east G. p. shows that they are different in their mode and intonation. structure. Nek-ry samples G. of river reminiscent of the revolutions of the USA folk song, to which they stand closer than the hymns of the znamenny chant. A new chant could get a name. Greek in connection with artificially revived in Washington in the 2nd floor. 17 century "Byzantine beginning."