Paschal troparion

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The Paschal troparion is the principal Easter hymn of the Eastern Orthodox Church, joyfully proclaiming Christ’s resurrection and sung repeatedly throughout the Paschal season.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian hymn
Easter hymn
liturgical chant
associatedDoctrine Christ’s victory over death and Hades
Resurrection of Christ
associatedFeast Easter Sunday
Pascha
commonEnglishTitle Christ is Risen
languageOfOriginal Greek
liturgicalLanguageUsage sung in many languages of local Orthodox churches
liturgicalRank principal Easter hymn in the Eastern Orthodox Church
liturgicalRole joyful proclamation of the Resurrection
liturgicalSeason Easter
Paschal season
liturgicalUse sung at Paschal Matins
sung at the Paschal Divine Liturgy
sung at the Paschal Vigil
sung repeatedly throughout the Paschal season
used in processions on Pascha
mentions Christ
Hades
death
musicalForm troparion
occasion beginning of the Paschal service
during the forty days of Pascha in many traditions
throughout Bright Week
openingWordsEnglish Christ is risen from the dead
performedBy choir
clergy
congregation
principalFunction proclaim Christ’s resurrection
relatedConcept Byzantine chant
Paschal canon
Paschal greeting
religiousTradition Eastern Christianity
Eastern Orthodox Church
sentiment hope
joy
triumph
textType hymnographic text
theme Resurrection of Jesus Christ
defeat of Hades
victory over death
titleInGreek Χριστὸς ἀνέστη
transliteration Christos anesti
usedIn Byzantine Rite
Eastern Catholic Churches of Byzantine tradition
Eastern Orthodox liturgy

Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Paschal canon
associatedWith
Paschal Divine Liturgy
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