Paschal Stichera

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Paschal Stichera are festal liturgical hymns in the Eastern Orthodox and Byzantine Rite traditions, chanted during the Paschal services to celebrate Christ’s Resurrection.

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Paschal Vespers 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine chant
Easter hymn
liturgical hymn
addressedTo Holy Trinity
resurrection of Jesus Christ
surface form: risen Christ
associatedConcept Paschal mystery
eschatological joy
renewal of creation
associatedWithFeast Easter
Easter
surface form: Pascha
associatedWithPerson Jesus Christ
chantTradition Byzantine chant
surface form: Byzantine chant tradition
containsAcclamation Christ is risen from the dead
and upon those in the tombs bestowing life
trampling down death by death
language Church Slavonic
Greek
various vernacular languages
liturgicalBook Octoechos
surface form: Parakletike (Great Oktoechos)

Pentecostarion
liturgicalFunction festal proclamation
hymn of praise
processional chant
liturgicalRank festal hymnody
liturgicalSeason Eastertide
surface form: Bright Week

Easter
surface form: Pascha
modeSystem Octoechos
surface form: Byzantine Octoechos
musicalForm sticheron
occasion Paschal Matins
Great Vespers
surface form: Paschal Vespers

midnight Paschal procession
performedBy cantor
choir
congregation
religiousDenomination Eastern Christianity
religiousTradition Byzantine Rite
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church
textSource Byzantine chant
surface form: Orthodox hymnography
theme Resurrection of Christ
defeat of Hades
joy and light
victory over death
usedFor celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
usedInLiturgy Orthros
surface form: Orthros of Pascha

Great Vespers
surface form: Paschal Vespers

Paschal services

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Paschal canon associatedWith Paschal Stichera
Vespers hasVariant Paschal Stichera
this entity surface form: Paschal Vespers
Paschal Divine Liturgy uses Paschal Stichera