Kathisma 1-5 The Psalter Chanted in Monotone From the Holy Cross Monastery

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[@primaltactics6885]

I find working out to this makes exercise a experience of asking God for strength, rather than rejoicing in your own strength and becoming proud

[@Mishakol1290]

I don't work out to anything, i cancelled my Ymca membership. I think its good for when you are going to bed.

[@maricelafrancisco]

I knew someone who sang monotones so (here on youtube) amazingly it was heaven to hear.

[@monte9084]

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[@paigehopes4907]

This touched my soul

[@JosephHolmes108]

Thank you for uploading This Michael

[@tallmikbcroft6937]

thank you for sharing

[@paigehopes4907]

Thank u 🙏

[@motherelizabethasanbekova5801]

Beautiful !!!
Thank you very much !!!

[@willmich1]

Can you post the 17th Kathisma? I have read it from my psalter from the holy transfiguration monastery repeatedly, but I would love listening to and eventually memorizing psalm 118(119)!

[@Samson55902]

Tap the'down' arrow to the right of the title and you will see the option to follow the transcript.

[@Nathan00at78Uuiu]

Kathisma 3 starts at 18:04

[@Mishakol1290]

Is this important?

[@Nathan00at78Uuiu]

@@Mishakol1290 just a way to quickly get to the start of that kathismata.

[@Samson55902]

Thank you!

[@jamesgayok]

Where do you purchase from?

[@Mishakol1290]

Demetris Klados www.holycross.org/products/psalter-audio-recording

[@tallmikbcroft6937]

@@Mishakol1290 very cool. Thank you

[@katherinegeorge2400]

Why the monotone? You might as well just read it.

[@ryanre103]

I like monotone

[@primaltactics6885]

It’s to prevent the reader from putting his or her own emphasis or meaning on the words so the message is unadulterated