Marian Hymns, Psalm 33 & the Great Doxology | Kiev Pechersk Lavra

Marian hymns by S. Yasinevich and J. Sarty, Psalm 33, penitential hymns, and the Great Doxology, sung by the Monks and Choirs of the Kiev Caves Dormition Lavra. Note: this is a distinct Slavic choral setting of the Great Doxology, separate from the Byzantine Greek setting (Simonopetra) already published on this channel. Tradition: Monks and Choirs of the Kiev Caves Dormition Lavra (Kiev Pechersk Lavra) -- CHAPTERS -- 0:00 - O Theotokos and Virgin, Rejoice (S. Yasinevich) 1:09 - Psalm 33 (Archimandrite Matthew) 4:41 - Small Doxology 5:59 - From My Youth 9:24 - O God, Forgive Me 10:49 - O Theotokos and Virgin (J. Sarty) 13:17 - Great Doxology -- ABOUT THESE HYMNS -- 1. O Theotokos and Virgin, Rejoice (S. Yasinevich) "O Theotokos and Virgin, Rejoice," set by S. Yasinevich. Note: this same Marian hymn has already been chanted on this channel in an Optina setting - here it is a distinct musical setting by a different composer, sung by a different choir. 2. Psalm 33 (Archimandrite Matthew) Psalm 33, set by Archimandrite Matthew, chanted at the end of Vespers. 3. Small Doxology The Small Doxology, a brief Trinitarian hymn. 4. From My Youth "From My Youth," a penitential hymn sung at the Divine Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts and other Lenten services. 5. O God, Forgive Me "O God, Forgive Me," a short penitential hymn. 6. O Theotokos and Virgin (J. Sarty) "O Theotokos and Virgin," in a distinct setting by J. Sarty. Note: as with track 11, this is a separate musical setting of the same Marian hymn text sung elsewhere on this channel. 7. Great Doxology The Great Doxology, the climactic hymn of Matins. Note for attentive listeners: this channel has already published a Byzantine Greek setting of the Great Doxology (chant_111, Simonopetra Monastery, set by Kosmas Madytinos). This is an entirely separate Slavic choral setting by the monks and choirs of Kiev Pechersk Lavra - a different language, tradition, and musical idiom for the same liturgical hymn. May these holy chants bring stillness, repentance, and divine grace to your soul. Subscribe to The Saints for authentic patristic documentaries, sacred monastic chants, and orthodox spiritual contemplation.