Yerevan
Sticheron, Cafe De Anatolia
Sticheron
The Orthodox Choir
Sticheron
The Orthodox Choir
Sticheron (Hymn, Triodion: Book of the 3 Odes)
Benedictine Monks of the Soviet Union, Frank Zanitti
Christmas Sticheron
The Chamber Choir of St. Peter Cetinje Seminary
1st Sticheron
Choir of the Monks of Chevetogne
3rd Sticheron
Choir of the Monks of Chevetogne
2nd Sticheron
Choir of the Monks of Chevetogne
Sticheron V
Cristiano Porqueddu
Sticheron IV
Cristiano Porqueddu
Sticheron I
Cristiano Porqueddu
Sticheron III
Cristiano Porqueddu
Sticheron II
Cristiano Porqueddu
Easter Sticheron
Yurlov Academic Choir, Stanislav Gusev
Sticheron to St. Nicolas
Ensemble Sretenye
Sticheron After Psalm 50
Choir of the Convent of St. Elizabeth the Grand Duchess of Russia
Sin City Sticheron
Bemoan
Sticheron, Petros lambadarios, tous ensemble les anges dans le ciel
Choeur byzantin de Grèce, Lycourgos Angelopoulos
Sticheron of The Resurrection
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Sticheron Idiomelon, mode I (Pentecost)
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Sticheron Idiomelon, mode I (Epiphany)
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Sticheron of The Resurrection, plagal I
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Sticheron Prosomoion, mode IV (Legetos)
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Sticheron Idiomelon of The First Great Hour, plagal IV
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Sticheron Idiomelon of The Lauds, mode IV (legetos)
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Sticheron idiomelon in the Vespers of Friday evening before Palm Sunday
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Sticheron idiomelon of the Vespers on Wednesday in the first week of Lent
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Sticheron Idiomelon, IV mode plagal (by Germanos Bishop of the New Patras)
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Sticheron prosomoeon of the Lauds of the second Sunday in Lent & Apolytikion referring to St. Gregory Palamas
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Sticheron Idiomelon by Costantinos, protopsalte of The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Costantinople, mode III (19th c.)
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