-
kontakia is
called a
kontakarion (κοντακάριον;
loaned into
Slavonic as kondakar,
Church Slavonic: кондакарь), but a
kontakarion is not just a collection...
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composition of a
kontakarion-psaltikon (τὸ ψαλτικὸν, τὸ κοντακάριον) was:
prokeimena alleluiaria eight hypakoai anastasimai kontakarion with the movable...
- Bibliothèque
nationale de France, fonds. grec, Ms. 397".
Incomplete Kontakarion (Prokeimena,
Stichologia for
Christmas and Theophany, Allelouiaria, Hypakoai...
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Saint Catherine's Monastery, Ms. Gr. 1314". Psaltikon-
Kontakarion (prokeimena, allelouiaria,
kontakarion with
integrated hypakoai,
hypakoai anastasima, rest...
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often replaced the left
choir as a
soloist called "monophonares" (see
Kontakarion), and
finally this
career was
sometimes continued by the
promotion to...
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Armenian term for
pastoral letter Kondakar,
Slavonic variant of Gr****
kontakarion, book
containing kontakion-type
Eastern Orthodox hymns Kondek Gondek...
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another gestic notation originally used for the
asmatikon (choir book) and
kontakarion (book of the
soloist or monophonaris) of the
Constantinopolitan cathedral...
-
Saint Catherine's Monastery, Ms. Gr. 1314". Psaltikon-
Kontakarion (prokeimena, allelouiaria,
kontakarion with
integrated hypakoai,
hypakoai anastasima, rest...
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akolouthiai replaced several books, the psaltikon, the asmatikon, the
kontakarion, and the typikon, it
puzzled the soloist's, the domestikos', and the...
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hypostaseis which had been so
often identified with the
cheironomia of the
Kontakarion notation, was very
confused among different psaltes.
Their needs to abridge...
