A collection of festive musical settings for the Divine Liturgy of the Theophany of our Lord. This selection, specifically arranged for English-speaking choirs, includes the Festal Antiphons as well as the Troparion and Kontakion of the feast. These hymns proclaim the manifestation of the Holy Trinity and the sanctification of the waters, preserving the traditional melodic heritage of the Orthodox Church.

A festive musical setting for the Troparion of the Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos. This hymn, which proclaims the «beginning of our salvation and the manifestation of the mystery from the ages,» is adapted for English-speaking choirs. It preserves the traditional melodic structure, suitable for the festive celebration of this Great Feast of the Orthodox Church.

A comprehensive collection of musical settings for the feast of the Nativity of our Lord. This selection covers the entire liturgical celebration, including the solemn Vesperal Divine Liturgy and the festive Divine Liturgy of Christmas Day. These arrangements, specifically adapted for English-speaking choirs, preserve the majestic and joyful character of the Incarnation of the Word of God.

A collection of festive musical settings for the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos, the first Great Feast of the liturgical year. This selection, specifically arranged for English-speaking choirs, includes the Troparion, Kontakion, and the Zadostoinik (Hymn to the Theotokos). These settings preserve the joyful and prayerful character of the feast, honoring the birth of the Virgin who became the bridge between heaven and earth.

A collection of festive musical settings for the Divine Liturgy of Pentecost, celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles. This selection includes the specific Festal Antiphons adapted for English-speaking choirs. These hymns reflect the joy and theological significance of the birth of the Church, maintaining the traditional liturgical structure of this Great Feast.

A solemn musical setting for the Magnification (Megalynarion) of All Saints of the British Isles. This festive hymn, sung during the Polyeleos at Matins, honors the diverse cloud of witnesses—monastics, martyrs, and hierarchs—who sanctified the British lands in the first millennium. The arrangement is specifically adapted for English-speaking choirs, preserving the traditional prayerful grandeur of the Orthodox liturgical tradition.