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Heirmologion kalophōnikon.
Author
Orthodox Eastern Church
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Uniform title
Hirmologion.
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Format
Musical score, Manuscript
Language
Modern Greek (1453-)
Published/Created
circa 1820.
Description
1 v. : paper ; 230 x 170 (180 x 120) mm bound to 240 x 180 mm
Availability
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Location
Call Number
Status
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Notes
Special Collections - Manuscripts
C0879 (Princeton Greek MS. 109)
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Subject(s)
Byzantine chants
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19th century
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Orthodoxos Ekklēsia tēs Hellados
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Liturgy
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19th century
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Orthodox Eastern Church
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Hymns
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19th century
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Church music
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Orthodox Eastern Church
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Composers
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Greece
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19th century
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Manuscripts
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Church music
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Greece
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Hymns, Greek
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19th century
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Manuscripts, Musical
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19th century
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Music, Byzantine
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Manuscripts
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Musical notation
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Neumes
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19th-century
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Sacred music
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Greece
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19th century
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Manuscripts, Greek
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Related name
Athanasios V, Patriarch of Jerusalem, active 1827-1845
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Balasios, active 17th century
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Bereketēs, Petros, active 18th century
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Chrysaphes ho neos, active 1650-1685
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Daniēl, Prōtopsaltēs
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Germanos, bishop of New Patras
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Grēgorios, ho Prōtopsaltēs, 1777-1821
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Meletios, ho Sinaitēs
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Arranger of music
Chourmouzios, Chartophylax, -1840
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Composer
Geōrgios ho Krēs
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Petros, ho Peloponnēsios, approximately 1730-approximately 1778
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Prōtopsaltēs, Iōannēs
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Hymns
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Summary note
Greek music manuscript containing a collection of introductory hymns (hirmoi) in post-Byzantine neumes for the various canons which are chanted at Matins and other services. Among the poets and composers named are: Chrysaphēs ho neos; Daniēl Prōtopsaltēs; Iōannēs Prōtopsaltēs; Petros Lampadarios (also known as Petros, ho Peloponnēsios); Germanos Archiereus Neōn Patrōn (now Hypatē, Greece); Damianos hieromonachos Vatopedinos; Dēmētrios Domestichos; Petros Bereketēs ho Melōdos (also known as Petros Glykys, ho Bereketēs); Petros, ho Vyzantios; Valasios hiereus ho nomophylax; Panagiōtēs Prōtopsaltēs ho Chalatzoglou; Athanasios Patriarchēs tōn Hierosolymōn; Geōrgios, ho Krēs; Iakōvos Prōtopsaltēs; Meletios Sinaitēs ho Palaios; Grēgorios Lampadarios (also known as Grēgorios, ho Prōtopsaltēs).
Notes
Ms. codex.
Title from f.1r.
Physical description: 15 double lines a page, 4to (232 x 170 mm.). Collation: [α]4 1-274 [28]2: [114] ff. (marginal stains, ff. [α]/2v-[α]/4v, [28]/1 & [28]/2 blank). Title under polychrome headpiece. On f. [α]/1r-[α]/2r: "To paron psalletai eis tēn lamprophoron Anastasin, poiēma tou kyr Chrysaphou tou neou"; signatures on lower outer corner of first page of each quire, without foliation or pagination.
Binding note
Bound in brown contemporary leather (blind-tooled decoration incorporating stamps of the French Republic: "VICE CONSULAT DE LATTAQUIE / REP. FRAN."); sewn on four raised bands.
Language note
Greek.
Provenance
Stamp of the French Vice Consulate of Laodicea (Asia Minor).
Source acquisition
Purchased with matching funds provided by the Program in Hellenic Studies with the support of the Stanley J. Seeger Hellenic Fund, 2014. AM 2015-33.
OCLC
1129270968
Other standard number
C0879 (Princeton Greek MS. 109)
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