A complete collection of musical settings for the Midnight Office of Holy Pascha. This selection, arranged for English-speaking choirs, follows the Canon of Holy Saturday, leading the faithful from the tomb to the threshold of the Resurrection. It includes the Irmoi for all Odes, the Sessional Hymn, and the Kontakion. Special liturgical significance is given to the Katavasia of the 9th Ode, during which the burial shroud is solemnly lifted and carried into the altar, signifying the beginning of the victory over death.

A selection of musical settings for the Vesperal Liturgy of Saint Basil the Great, specifically for the services of Holy Saturday. These arrangements for English-speaking choirs include the essential refrains for the Biblical Canticles — the Song of Moses and the Song of the Three Holy Children. These hymns mark the transition from the sorrow of the Passion to the dawning joy of the Resurrection within the liturgical cycle.

A festive musical setting for the Paschal Refrains, «Let God arise, let His enemies be scattered.» These essential verses are used at the very beginning of both Paschal Matins and the Divine Liturgy, and also serve as the Third Antiphon during the Liturgy. Adapted for English-speaking choirs, this arrangement preserves the triumphant and dynamic character of the service, marking the joyful proclamation of Christ’s victory over death.

A collection of musical settings for the beginning of the Paschal Vigil. These hymns accompany the most solemn moments of the night: the invitation to receive the Light from the unwaning Light and the triumphant procession around the temple. Adapted for English-speaking choirs, these arrangements preserve the mystical and joyful atmosphere of the Resurrectional dawn as celebrated in the Orthodox tradition.

A collection of festive musical settings for the Divine Liturgy of Holy Pascha. This selection, specifically arranged for English-speaking choirs, includes the Paschal Antiphons and the triumphant Zadostoinik (Hymn to the Theotokos) «The Angel Cried.» These arrangements preserve the radiant joy of the Resurrection, making the festive liturgical experience accessible to the English-speaking faithful while honoring the traditional melodic heritage.

A profound and diverse collection of the Paschal Troparion, «Christ is Risen,» reflecting the universal joy of the Orthodox Church. This selection brings together melodies and languages from across the globe — including Arabic, Greek, Latin, German, French, Romanian, Serbian, Spanish, Tlingit, and Slavonic traditions. Whether in ancient Znamenny chant or vibrant folk melodies, these settings proclaim the triumph over death in a multitude of tongues, suitable for the pan-Orthodox celebration of the Bright Resurrection.

A collection of musical settings for the primary Paschal stikheron, «Thy Resurrection, O Christ Savior,» sung during the procession at the beginning of the Paschal Vigil. This selection includes the traditional Kiev Caves and Obikhod melodies, presented in multiple languages: English, Church Slavonic, and Tlingit. These arrangements capture the triumphal joy of the Resurrection as proclaimed by the Church across different cultures and tongues.