A collection of musical settings for the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed in English. This selection offers a variety of choral textures, ranging from simple modern plainchants and traditional Kievan melodies (available in both 2-part and 4-part harmonies) to the elaborate settings of renowned composers like Rimsky-Korsakov and the solemn «Zadonskoye» melody.

A beautiful collection of musical settings for the Cherubic Hymn (Cherubikon), featuring diverse Orthodox traditions. From the ancient Greek and Starosimonovskaya chants to the unique melodies of the Yupik people, these arrangements provide a rich variety of prayerful expressions for the Great Entrance of the Divine Liturgy.

A selection of musical settings for the Litany for the Catechumens during the Divine Liturgy. This collection includes the widely recognized arrangement by N. Kedrov, as well as the traditional and solemn chants of the Kiev and Kiev-Caves traditions, adapted for English-speaking choirs.

A comprehensive collection of liturgical music accompanying the Holy Gospel reading. This selection features Prokeimena, Alleluia verses in all eight tones, and responses «Glory to Thee, O Lord» across various world Orthodox traditions, including the rare Alaskan Kuskokwim melodies, the austere Valaam motifs, and the chants of the Kiev-Caves and Yablochinsky monasteries.

A diverse collection of musical settings for the Trisagion hymn (Holy God), reflecting various Orthodox traditions from around the world. This selection includes traditional melodies from Alaska, the solemn chants of the Kyiv-Caves Lavra, and contemporary arrangements, providing options for different choral compositions and linguistic requirements including English, Slavonic, and Tlingit.

A selection of musical settings for the hymn «Only-Begotten Son» (Monogenes), a fundamental part of the second antiphon of the Divine Liturgy. This collection includes a traditional Slavic arrangement and an English version with the accompanying Little Litany, suitable for diverse liturgical practices.