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1 KOINONIKON: THE HYMNOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF HOLY COMMUNION Gerasimos Koutsouras The sacrament of Holy Communion is the most significant rite in Christian worship. It is therefore important that the hymnology and music with which the rite is couched and decorated, appropriately demonstrates the honour and value that Orthodox Christians would ascribe to it. However, current practice in some Greek Orthodox Churches throughout the world, presents various problems that need to be addressed. It is therefore the purpose of this article to outline those problems associated with the current state of the koinonikon (communion hymn) in Greek practice, and to propose appropriate renditions based on the work of Conomos 1, Phountoules 2, Taft 3 and Papagiannes 4. This article will argue that the hymns associated with Holy Communion should conform to older and more ancient forms of musical practice, insofar as the current structure is not upset. Function of the koinonikon The koinonikon is the hymn that is sung during Holy Communion. Its role is to provide a suitable textual and musical accompaniment to the sacred rite of the Eucharist. Indeed, the entire service builds up to and climaxes PHRONEMA, VOL. XXI,
2 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion at Communion. The liturgical context therefore of Communion is meant on the one hand to prepare the hearts and souls of the people to receive the Holy Gifts and on the other, to express and articulate the people s feelings of edification and gratitude to God. Regrettably, current trends testify to a deterioration in the liturgical practice of this important item to the extent that the original meaning and symbolism of Communion is largely undermined. Problems with current practice Solo chanting. In churches that follow Greek practices, the koinonikon is sung by a solo singer in the papadikon style of chant. (The papadikon style of chanting is characterised by the application of long, extended musical phrases to relatively short texts. They are called papadika, literally the priestly ones because they usually constitute musical cover for the priest, who is taking considerable time in the preparation of a liturgical item. The term papadikon is used interchangeably with the term melismatic, perhaps not correctly.) In spite of the brevity of its text (usually a half-verse from the Psalter), the syllables of the text are set to extended, florid melodies that draw the hymn out into a seven to ten minute performance. This performance of koinonika generally requires a level of chanting skill not found in every parish, even in Greece. If the soloist has poor knowledge and skill in the Byzantine musical tradition (as is often the case), the text becomes blurred, the singing monotonous and the congregation loses any sense of meaning in the words. In such cases, the only person in the Church gratified by the koinonikon is the chanter himself. The entire procedure is frequently exacerbated by the chanter s insertion of nonsensical syllables (te-ri-rem) into the psalm verse. Tererismata, otherwise known as kratemata, are musical compositions which do not use words but rather syllables such as te-ri-rem or ne-na-no. Kratemata (literally holding on) are often appended at the end of a melody either to take up time or to serve as a musical digression or 62
3 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 tangent. Corresponding to the western syllables tra-la-la, tererismata have been the tools by which composers could produce musical compositions free from the constraints of words and flowing with a regular rhythm (as opposed to the tonic rhythm of Byzantine ecclesiastical music). As such, kratemata are little different from secular artistic music, lacking in spiritual and didactic purpose. They thus constitute a departure from the fundamental element of ecclesiastical music, that is, the appropriate balance and harmonious marriage of words and music (λόγος-μέλος). Attempts to justify the use of kratemata with theological language (that they are like the words that the virgin Mary used as lullabies to the baby Jesus or that they are like the incomprehensible singing of the angels that apostle Paul heard) mask the fact that they are essentially free musical compositions written since the 14 th century and mainly in the post-byzantine period. St Nikodemos was unequivocally against them. 5 This manner of chanting the koinonikon is indicative of the shortcomings of soloist chanting as it exists in the Church today. Some of the characteristics of this monodic style of chanting are an undue emphasis on personal expression, excessive rubato (to the extent that no constant rhythm remains) and untraditional, exhibitionist ornamentation. The very same melodies sound entirely different when chanted by a choir singing with a flowing rhythm in the more traditional style of Byzantine chant. In this way the original musical phrases are not fragmented, but are rendered in a more fulsome and complete manner. In fact, there is no imperative to cling to the current individualistic style of chanting in church. The ancient Church used congregational singing which developed in the Byzantine Church into choral music. The dominance of soloist chanting emerged after the introduction of highly ornamental musical styles in late Byzantium and was cemented in the Ottoman period. This is because a highly ornamental musical style limits learning and practice to a professional few. Such exclusivity is of course contrary to the Christian spirit and it would be better if more communal and choral traditions of the first millennium were revived. This ethos of ecclesial communion is well illustrated by St Ignatios of Antioch, who, after describing the church as a harmonious lyre said: 63
4 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion 64 Make of yourselves a choir, so that with one voice and one mind, taking the keynote (chroma) of God, you may sing in unison with one voice through Jesus Christ to the Father, and he may hear you and recognise you, in your good works, as members of his son. It is good for you therefore to be in perfect unity that you may at all times be partakers of God. 6 The broken integrity of Communion. Many a perceptive student of Byzantine Chant has asked the following question: Why is the koinonikon (communion hymn) called this if it is not chanted during Communion? The question arises from a misunderstanding of the liturgical practice at that stage of the liturgy. To a layperson standing among the congregation, it may very well seem that Holy Communion begins when the priest emerges from the Sanctuary and invites the people to come forward to partake. In current practice this takes place at the end of the singing of the koinonikon. Contrary, however, to what may be commonly perceived, Communion of the body and blood of Christ does indeed begin during the koinonikon and not after the invitational phrase With fear of God (Μετά φόβου Θεού...). In other words, the clergy proceed to commune before this phrase and the people are simply invited by this phrase to come forward and take part in an act that has already begun. Liturgical terminology distinguishes between communion of the clergy and communion of the faithful. But there are not two communions, only one. Clergy are not separate from laity when it comes to the body of Christ but simply take their turn in a logical order of precedence. 7 Since, therefore, the essence of the Eucharist has to do with unity and communion 8 then the hymnological context should also reflect this. Current practice in many churches, however, shatters and fragments the unity of the Eucharistic act by various malpractices. These malpractices are, of course, recent introductions. Firstly, the shutting of the Royal Door during the communion of the clergy leaves the people oblivious to the fact that Holy Communion is in progress and furthermore induces the people to sit down and consider that moment unimportant. Secondly, the bringing out of donation trays at that most climactic moment of the liturgy which provokes noise and distraction among the people. Thirdly, the preaching of the sermon whose proper place and context is directly
5 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 after the scriptural readings. And, fourthly, which is arguably a symptom of the previous three, discontinuing the communion hymn by introducing another hymn altogether Of your mystical supper (Του δείπνου σου ); one hymn for the communion of the clergy and another for the communion of the people! 9 Procedures such as these clearly sever the continuity of the communion rite. By reverting to ancient customs the original integrity of the Eucharist could be restored. In other words, the communion hymn should cover the entire act of Communion without any disruption whatsoever. It would pause only momentarily for the priestly invitation, With fear of God. Post-Communion urgency. When all have received communion, the priest is seized by an urgency to place the chalice at the proskomide, cense it and then return to the holy altar for the invocation Arise, having received (Ορθοί μεταλαβόντες ). In the urban Greek practice there is hardly any time to do this. Indeed, matters are worse when a deacon is present. The unfortunate deacon is forced to rush unceremoniously out the Royal Door (instead of the North door) in order to recite the next litany. In earlier times this urgency did not exist. Patriarch Sergius in 623 introduced the akroteleution troparion Let our mouths be filled (Πληρωθήτω το στόμα ημών ) to cover the required liturgical actions. 10 It was only during the Ottoman period that this troparion was omitted from the manuscripts. 11 The transition back to the old practice would be very easy because this hymn is still used in Greek monasteries and in the Slavonic churches. 12 In light of this, the hymn has been reinstated correctly in the official English edition of the Divine Liturgy published by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. 13 Historical development of the koinonikon Evidence for the chanting of psalmody during communion appears in the late 4 th century. But before the development of the koinonikon from that period onwards is outlined, it is important to give the historical background of the Eucharist. Although it is virtually impossible to accurately recreate 65
6 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion early Christian worship (due to lack of substantial evidence), the New Testament gives us some indication of what Christian meetings entailed. Thus, when Christians assembled in remembrance of Christ 14 by sharing his body and blood, it involved prayer, singing and teaching 15. Other hymns may have been used but there is little historical evidence specifying the content of these hymns. By the time of Justin the Philosopher, material from the Old and New Testaments was combined with the improvised words of the officiators. 16 When the church was given freedom in the 4 th century, many of the local, oral traditions were put to paper and were attributed honorifically to the apostle or bishop associated with that church. 17 In addition to this and from the fourth century onwards, the Book of Psalms emerged to hold pride of place in Christian worship. A treatise attributed to St John Chrysostom made it very clear: What can I say about the blessed David? That the grace of the Spirit brought it about that he be declared every day and every night. For all bear him in their mouths in the place of myrrh. In the evening services of the church, David is first, middle and last. In the morning praises, David is first, middle and last. In the processions to the abodes of the dead, David is first, middle and last. In the prayers of virgins at their homes, David is first, middle and last. What wondrous things! Many who have not even tasted the beginning of learning letters, learn all of David by heart. 18 In fact, the Book of Psalms was honoured and valued by the Church Fathers 19 to such an extent that: it would be better for the sun to be extinguished, than the words of David to be forgotten. 20 Also in the 4 th century and in order to combat the various heresies, certain church fathers were forced to add new prayers to existing liturgies, with words designed to convey the true teaching of the Church. 21 With a written liturgical tradition existing from the fourth century onwards, scholars can more easily uncover evidence that indicates what was chanted during communion in different periods. Thus, it can be argued that the most common communion hymn from the fourth to the ninth century was Psalm It was chanted responsorially (call and answer) or antiphonally (verse and refrain). In other words, a single chanter called 66
7 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 out each verse or half verse and the people answered with verse 9 as a refrain. 23 For this to occur, this refrain must have had a simple melody easily remembered by the congregation who were led by the psaltai (chanters). 24 The invention and development of notation however gave rise to professional singing. Choirs, who at first lead the people in chanting, eventually took over all the singing component of the service. 25 Nevertheless, the koinonikon was given considerable attention by the Byzantine Christians, who by the ninth century had developed a most beautiful and rich cycle of psalms for communion. 26 The Byzantine Communion cycle was a collection of 26 psalmodic verses, each of which corresponded to specific celebrations of the Church calendar. 27 A psalmodic verse was often chosen for a celebration because its content related in meaning and symbolism to that specific celebration. For example, verse 26 of Psalm 117 was matched with Palm Sunday because of the words: Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord (Ευλογημένος ο ερχόμενος εν ονόματι Κυρίου). Thus, this special psalmodic verse was chanted as a refrain while a selection of other verses, mostly, but not always from the same psalm, served as antiphonal cues (call-cries) before the choral response. This antiphonal manner of chanting the communion hymn represents the high watermark of the koinonikon s hymnological development. It was in direct historical continuity with ancient Christian practice, it struck the appropriate balance between words and music (with neither overwhelming the other), and best expressed the Christian spirit of unity and communion since it was sung either congregationally or chorally. But this beautiful responsorial/antiphonal system of chanting the koinonikon which existed from at least the 4 th century to around the 11 th century did not continue to this day. The earlier emphasis on the words and poetry of the Psalms shifted to an emphasis on melody and music. Singers came to give more attention to the refrain or troparion, embellishing and expanding its music. This meant that the psalmodic verses were increasingly omitted. Thus, all that eventually remained was the single verse of what was formerly a refrain
8 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion Indeed, this tendency to embellish short phrases with more florid music gave rise to the melismatic (mellifluous) style of chanting, evident from the 11 th century onwards and well developed by the 13 th - 14 th centuries. 29 It was a very expanded and ornamental style, which was applied to the now single-versed koinonika, to the cheroubika and to other hymns. However, the difficulty of learning the melismatic style restricted chanting to only a handful of professionals with the ultimate consequence being that choirs disappeared and the single chanter became entrenched at the analogion. Of course, the melismatic style did not monopolise all the chanting. Existing styles characterised by their brevity continued to exist and indeed survive to this day. Such are the eirmologic (hymns modelled on the eirmoi) and sticheraric styles (hymns that are appended to the psalmic verses of the vespers (esperinos) and matins (orthros) and the ekphonetic (recitative) style used for scripture readings and other melodies. 30 The melismatic style continued through the late Byzantine and subsequent Ottoman periods, periods which witnessed the single, one-line phrases of the koinonika being set in musical compositions the notation for which was two or more pages long and lasted from seven to twenty or more minutes. With the musical reform of 1814, Byzantine music became relatively more accessible and the melismatic koinonika were transcribed from the old shorthand notation to the more analytical notation of the new method. The new method s relative simplicity allowed for the first printed publication of Byzantine music in This meant that Byzantine chant became more widespread to the point that the publications of the 19 th century (which were essentially old Byzantine and post-byzantine compositions re-written and reworked into the new method) are now considered the classics of Byzantine music. But soloist chanting continued its detrimental influence in the 20 th century. Feeling that the hymnography as encapsulated in the classics was inadequate in expression and floridness, various famous chanters reworked the originals to produce compositions that matched their own personal style and peculiarities. Τhe koinonika, along with the cheroubika, were subjected to a malformation bordering on the amane (lament) of Turkish music. The lack of flowing rhythm along with demanding and 68
9 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 sinuous melodic lines meant that these hymns are now entrenched as the exclusive property of the solo-chanter. It is a form of chanting that is less expressive of the communal spirit of earlier times. 31 Today, increased populations in the urban centres have made Holy Communion generally longer in duration and this results in the hymn Of your mystical supper being repeated far too many times. Furthermore, most people feel an aversion to endless, extended vowels muttered by a single chanter (as opposed to a choir). To address this public feeling some well-intentioned but arbitrary moves were made. These included some of the malpractices outlined above as well as the substitution of the koinonikon by out-of-place hymns irrelevant to the Byzantine Communion cycle. Examples include, Polyeleoi (Πολυέλεοι), Where shall I go? (Πού πορευθώ), Confess the Lord (Εξομολογείσθε) and more recently, Pure Virgin (Αγνή Παρθένε). Revival of ancient practice A wiser step would have been to use the fruits of modern research to revive older, more ancient forms of the communion hymn and to eradicate the various malpractices which do not conform to traditional practice but were introduced relatively recently. 32 In reviving some of the ancient practices, the following guidelines have been proposed by Phountoulis 33 and are currently being implemented and taught as a systematic standard in the theological schools of Thessaloniki and Athens: 1. The sermon should not be preached at communion time, but rather after the scriptural readings; 2. The choice of koinonikon is dictated by the typikon according to the commemoration of the day. The chanter finds the corresponding psalm or ekloge (selection) and then chants the koinonikon in one of the following ways: (a) verse and refrain; (b) verse and response; (c) verse by verse; (d) papadikon (by a choir); 69
10 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion 3. On occasion, those koinonika used before the Communion cycle was established (pre 9 th century), may also be chanted, for example Psalms 33, 144 or 41; 4. The koinonikon continues right through the communion of the people. Of your mystical supper (Του δείπνου σου ) strictly belongs to Holy Thursday only; 5. After Always now and ever (Πάντοτε νυν και αεί ) and before Arise having received (Ορθοί μεταλαβόντες ), the following hymn should be chanted: Let our mouth be filled with praise, Lord, that we may sing of your glory, for you have made us worthy to partake of your holy mysteries. Keep us in your holiness as all the day we meditate upon your righteousness. Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia (Πληρωθήτω το στόμα ημών αινέσεως, Κύριε, όπως υμνήσωμεν την δόξαν σου, ότι ηξίωσας ημάς των αγίων σου μετασχείν μυστηρίων. Τήρησον ημάς εν τω σώ αγιασμώ, όλην την ημέραν μελετώντας την δικαιοσύνην σου. Αλληλούϊα, Αλληλούϊα, Αλληλούϊα). 34 Further guidelines for chanters Chanters may study the following schematic tables (see Paradigms 1-4) which illustrate the different ways the koinonikon may be chanted. A chanter only needs a Psalterion (Book of Psalms) or an Eklogarion 35 and the table of the communion cycle that is appended at the end of this article. 36 The only two music books which are currently suitable for the restoration of the ancient practice, are the Antiphonarion of K. Papagiannes 37 and the Psalterion Terpnon 38 of Simonopetra monastery. In most cases, the psalm should last long enough to cover all of Communion. If however, there are hundreds of people taking Holy Communion as on important feast days then a combination of two styles (of the one psalm) is acceptable. For example, Christmas day would require the chanting of Psalm 110 for about ten minutes, which may be followed by a half-hour papadikon melody Salvation (Λύτρωσιν) - preferably by a choir - to cover for the many faithful that will take Holy Communion on that day
11 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 Chanters will note that all these paradigms are different forms of antiphony. Psalm 33 will be used as the model. Solo Paradigm 1: Verse and Refrain. For example: Την τιμιωτέραν, Ταις πρεσβείαις Refrain Solo Verse 1 Choir Refrain Solo Verse 2 Choir Refrain Solo Verse 3 Choir Refrain Γεύσασθε... Taste and see Ευλογήσω τον Κύριον... I will bless the Lord Γεύσασθε... Taste and see Εν τω Κυρίω... In the Lord Γεύσασθε... Taste and see Μεγαλύνατε τον Κύριον... Magnify the Lord Γεύσασθε... Taste and see Paradigm 2: Verse and Response For example: Κανονάρχισμα, Κύριε σώσον τους ευσεβείς Solo Verse 1 Choir Response Solo Verse 2 Choir Response Solo Verse 3 Choir Response Ευλογήσω τον Κύριον... I will bless the Lord Ευλογήσω τον Κύριον... I will bless the Lord Εν τω Κυρίω... In the Lord Εν τω Κυρίω... In the Lord Μεγαλύνατε τον Κύριον Magnify the Lord Μεγαλύνατε τον Κύριον Magnify the Lord 71
12 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion Paradigm 3: Verse by Verse For example: 50 th Psalm of the Sunday Orthros Choir A Verse 1 Choir B Verse 2 Choir A Verse 3 Choir B Verse 4 Ευλογήσω τον Κύριον... I will bless the Lord Εν τω Κυρίω... In the Lord Μεγαλύνατε τον Κύριον... Magnify the Lord Εξεζήτησα τον Κύριον... I sought the Lord Paradigm 4: Papadikon melody 40 Γεύσασθε και ίδετε ότι χρηστός ο Κύριος. Taste and see that the Lord is good. These provide some guidelines for the revival of the ancient practices of communion psalmody. 41 A revival of ancient practices would mean that liturgical worship would improve immensely in expressing the spiritual feelings of the Orthodox Christian faithful. It would also mean that the various malpractices outlined in this article would finally be rectified. Having achieved this, Holy Communion could once again be couched in a liturgical context that more appropriately corresponds with its purpose and meaning: union, sharing and being part of the Body of Christ. 72
13 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 Appendix The Byzantine Communion Cycle according to the current typikon (based on Conomos, op.cit See also Taft, op. cit ) Commemoration Verse LXX Greek text English text a. Variable Koinonika Sundays Forefeasts Mondays Angels (8 Nov.) Saturdays Martyrs Prophets All Saints Tuesdays John the Baptist Hierarchs Righteous Wednesdays Mother of God Thursdays Apostles Ps. 148:1 Ps. 103:4 Ps. 32:1 Ps. 111:6b Ps. 115:4 Ps. 18:5 Αινείτε τον Κύριον εκ των ουρανών. Ο ποιών τους αγγέλους αυτού πνεύματα και τους λειτουργούς αυτού πυρός φλόγα. Αγαλλιάσθε δίκαιοι εν Κυρίω, τοις ευθέσι πρέπει αίνεσις. Εις μνημόσυνον αιώνιον έσται δίκαιοι. Ποτήριον σωτηρίου λήψομαι και το όνομα Κυρίου επικαλέσομαι. Εις πάσαν την γην εξήλθεν ο φθόγγος αυτών και εις τα πέρατα της οικουμένης τα ρήματα αυτών. Praise the Lord from the heavens. Who makes his angels spirits and his ministers a flame of fire. Rejoice in the Lord, O you righteous, praise is becoming for the straight. The righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance. I will take up the cup of salvation and call on the name of the Lord. Their sound goes out through all the earth and their words to the ends of the world. 73
14 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion Commemoration Verse LXX Greek text English text Fridays, Holy Cross (14 Sept., 3 rd Sun. Lent) Dead Saturdays Ps. 4:7 Ps. 64:5 & Prov. 101:13 b. Fixed Koinonika (Menaion) New church year (1/9) Ps. 64:12 Εσημειώθη εφ ημάς το φώς του προσώπου σου Κύριε. Μακάριοι ους εξελέξω και προσελάβου Κύριε και το μνημόσυνον αυτών εις γενεάν και γενεάν. Ευλόγησον τον στέφανον του ενιαυτού της χρηστότητός σου [Κύριε]. The light of your countenance is marked upon us, O Lord. Blessed are they, O Lord, whom You chose and brought near; and their memory will endure unto generations and generations. Bless the circle of the year with your goodness [Lord]. Entry of the Mother of God (21 Nov.) Ps. 44:15a 16b Απενεχθήσονται τω βασιλεί παρθένοι οπίσω αυτής, αχθήσονται εις ναόν βασιλέως. {Currently: Ποτήριον σωτηρίου} Virgins shall be brought to the king after her, they shall be brought into the temple of the king. Dedication of the Great Church (23 Dec.) Ps. 25:8 Κύριε, ηγάπησα ευπρέπειαν οίκου σου. O Lord, I love the splendour of your house. Nativity (25 Dec.) Ps. 110:9a Λύτρωσιν απέστειλεν [Κύριος] τω λαώ αυτού. [The Lord] has sent deliverance unto his people. 74
15 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 Commemoration Verse LXX Greek text English text Theophany (6 Jan.) Titus 2:11 Επεφάνη η χάρις του Θεού η σωτήριος πάσιν ανθρώποις. The grace of God that brings salvation to all people has appeared. Annunciation (25 Mar.) Ps. 131:13 Εξελέξατο κύριος την Σιών, ηρετίσατο αυτήν εις κατοικίαν εαυτώ. The Lord has chosen Zion, he has desired it for his habitation. Transfiguration (6 Aug.) Ps. 88:16b & 17a Εν τω φωτί [της δόξης] του προσώπου σου Κύριε, πορευσόμεθα και εν τω ονόματί σου αγαλλιασώμεθα [εις τον αιώνα] c. Movable Koinonika (Triodion & Pentecostarion) Presanctified Liturgy Ps. 33:9a Lazarus Saturday Ps. 8:3a Palm Sunday Ps. 117:26 Γεύσασθε και ίδετε ότι χρηστός ο Κύριος. Εκ στόματος νηπίων και θηλαζόντων κατηρτίσω αίνον. Ευλογημένος ο ερχόμενος εν ονόματι Κυρίου. We shall walk, O Lord, in the light [of the glory] of your countenance and in your name shall we rejoice [unto the ages]. Taste and see that the Lord is good. Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings you have perfected praise. Blessed is he that comes in the name of the Lord. 75
16 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion Commemoration Verse LXX Greek text English text Holy Thursday Holy Saturday Ps. 77:65 Easter Nonscriptural Nonscriptural Thomas Sunday Ps. 147:1 Mid-Pentecost John 6:56 Ascension Ps. 46:6 Του δείπνου σου του μυστικού σήμερον, υιέ θεού, κοινωνόν με παράλαβε ου μη γαρ τοις εχθροίς σου το μυστήριον είπω ου φίλημά σοι δώσω καθάπερ ο Ιούδας αλλ ως ο ληστής ομολογώ σοι μνήσθητί μου Κύριε, εν τη βασιλεία σου. Εξηγέρθη ως ο υπνών Κύριος [και ανέστη σώζων ημάς]. Σώμα Χριστού μεταλάβετε, πηγής αθανάτου γεύσασθε. Επαίνει Ιερουσαλήμ τον Κύριον, αίνει τον θεόν σου Σιών. Ο τρώγων μου την σάρκα και πίνων μου το αίμα εν εμοί μένει καγώ εν αυτώ, [είπεν ο Κύριος]. Ανέβη ο θεός εν αλαλαγμώ, κύριος εν φωνή σάλπιγγος. At your mystical supper receive me today, O Son of God, as a partaker; for I will not speak of the mystery to your enemies, I will not kiss you as did Judas, but as the thief I will confess you: Remember me, O Lord, in your kingdom. The Lord is risen as from sleep [and is risen saving us]. Partake of the body of Christ, taste the source of immortality. Exalt the Lord, O Jerusalem; praise your God, O Zion. He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me, and I in him, [said the Lord]. God has gone up with a shout, the Lord with the shout of the trumpet. 76
17 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 Commemoration Verse LXX Greek text English text Pentecost Ps. 142:10 Holy Spirit d. Miscellaneous (pre 9 th c.) Ps. 33:9 Ps. 41:1 Ps. 144:15 Ps. 148:1 Το πνεύμα σου [το αγαθόν], οδηγήσει με εν γη ευθεία. Το Πνεύμα σου το Άγιον μη αντανέλης αφ ημών δεόμεθα, φιλάνθρωπε. Γεύσασθε και ίδετε ότι χρηστός ο Κύριος. Ον τρόπον επιποθεί η έλαφος επί τας πηγάς των υδάτων, ούτως επιποθεί η ψυχή μου προς σε, ο Θεός. Οι οφθαλμοί πάντων εις σε ελπίζουσιν, και συ δίδως την τροφήν αυτών εν ευκαιρία. Αινείτε τον Κύριον εκ των ουρανών. Your [good] spirit shall guide me into a land of righteousness. Take not your Holy Spirit from us, we pray O compassionate One. O taste and see that the Lord is good. As the deer pants for the water brooks, so pants my soul for you O God. The eyes of all hope in you, and you give their food in due season. Praise the Lord from the heavens. 77
18 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion Acknowledgement The author would like to acknowledge the assistance in the writing of this article of Dr Dimitri Conomos. NOTES: Dimitri E. Conomos, The Late Byzantine and Slavonic Communion Cycle: Liturgy and Music, (Washington DC: Dumbarton Oaks, 1985). See also Thomas H. Schattauer, The Koinonicon of the Byzantine Liturgy, Orientalia Christiana Periodica, 49 (1983): Ιωάννη Φουντούλη, Λειτουργική Α : Εισαγωγή στη θεία λατρεία, (β έκδ.), Θεσσαλονίκη, More information from Phountoulis on the issue of the koinonikon can be found in his books: Απαντήσεις εις λειτουργικάς απορίας, Athens: Apostoliki Diakonia 1982, vol. 3, 89-97; vol. 4, 127ff. Robert F. Taft, A History of the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom; Volume V: The Precommunion Rites; Chapter VI The Communion Psalmody or Koinonikon, Orientalia Christiana Analecta 261, Rome π. Κωνσταντίνου Παπαγιάννη, Αντιφωνάριον: περιέχον τα εν πάσαις ταις ιεραίς ακολουθίαις προκείμενα, αλληλουάρια, αντίφωνα και κοινωνικά, συμπληρωθέντα και αποκατασταθέντα κατά την αρχαίαν τάξιν, Θεσσαλονίκη See his commentary on the 75 th canon of the sixth ecumenical council in The Rudder, publ. Aster, Athens 1990, 286. This illustrates that despite the fact that they have been a 600 year old tradition, they still do not qualify as being correct and proper. Ignatios of Antioch, Letter to the Ephesians, ch.4. Series: The Fathers of the Church, vol. I, Washington DC: CUAP, 1962, 89. See John Chrysostom s homily on 2 Thessalonikans 4, 4 (PG 62:492). The oneness, unity and communion in the body of Christ are the fundamental theological concepts associated with the Eucharist. See 1 Corinthians 11:18-21, 29, 33; and Ignatius of Antioch Letter to the Philadelphians, ch.4. Series: The Fathers of the Church, op. cit., 114. This is a relatively recent and arbitrary innovation which can be traced back to the new editions of the 20 th century. Early 20 th century typika and ieratika do not stipulate that any hymn should be said after the Μετά φόβου Θεού... (With 78
19 Phronema Volume 21, 2006 fear of God ). It was understood that the koinonikon would continue right through to the end of the communion of the people. The change is present in the 1951 edition of the Ieratikon (84) Chronicon Paschale (624), 1-6: and after chanting the final verse of the koinonikon, that this troparion also be sung: May our mouth be filled with your praise PG 92:1001. Taft, op.cit Φουντούλη, op.cit Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia. The Divine Liturgy according to St. John Chrysostom, Sydney: St Andrew s Orthodox Press, 1996, edition of 2005), Corinthians, 11: Acts 2:42. Colossians 3: Justin the Philosopher and Martyr, First Apology, 67, 3-5. The Apostolic Fathers, Grand Rapids: Eerdmans For example, the Liturgy of St. Iakobos, the Liturgy of St. Mark, the Liturgy of Clement of Rome. John Chrysostom, On repentance and on the reading of David regarding the wife of Uriah, P.G. 64,12. Athanasius; The Life Of Antony And The Letter To Marcellinus; translated by Robert C. Gregg; Paulist Press, New York; ; St. Basil, Exegetic Homilies, trans. S. Agnes Clare Way, The Fathers of the Church, XLVI (Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press, 1963), St. Basil, The Letters, trans. Roy J. Defarrari, IV (London: W. Heinemann, 1934), 419. Ambrose, Explanations of the Psalms (Ps 1, 9-12: CSEL, 64, 7, 9-10). John Chrysostom, 2 nd Homily on Repentance, PG 49 p.286. And yet the Book of Psalms has suffered a demise that would have Chrysostom lamenting that his words were not heeded. In fact, one could say that many of the problems associated with current hymnological practice stem from the displacement of the Book of Psalms from its original, early Byzantine use. The koinonikon issue is only one aspect of this greater problem. Similar articles such as this may be written in the future so as to address some of the other aspects of the problem: Typika, Allelouarion, Cheroubikon etc
20 Koinonikon: the Hymnological Context of Holy Communion As for example in the Liturgies of St. Basil, of St. Gregory the Theologian, of St. John Chrysostom, and of St. Epiphanios of Cyprus. Conomos, op. cit. p.15. See Apostolic Constitutions (4 th c.), Book VIII, Ch. XIII:16- Let Psalm 33 be said while all the rest are communicating. Also Cyril of Jerusalem s Catechesis 5:20; Jerome s Commentarius in Esaiam II 5:20, PG 24:86D. Further testimony to this, is the psalm s survival in the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts and its chanting during the antidoron in the Russian Orthodox Church. The Typikon of the Great Church (10/11thc) clearly specifies Ps.33: And after giving [communion] to everyone [in the sanctuary] he [the bishop] goes off to the first communion table, and when the deacon carrying the diskos has said, Bless, master, the bishop says, I will bless the Lord at all times [Ps. 33:1]. And the whole psalm is done by the assistants while the people are receiving communion. And if there are still other communicants, the deacon says again, Bless, master, and the bishop says, I will bless the Lord [Ps. 33:1 again]. And this is said two and three and several times, for as long as there are communicants. (X British Library Add ), quoted in Taft, p.290. Conomos, op.cit. p.17. In exactly the same way as the Τιμιωτέραν, Ταις πρεσβείαις and Σώσον ημάς υιέ θεού. But with the phrase Alleluia at the end of each response. As for the psalmody executed with singing and tone, and with the people responding the akrosticha with melody and singing these things let us [monks] leave to readers, psaltai, subdeacons, and deacons Here St. Nilus is urging monks to avoid music altogether, but gives witness nonetheless to the fact that the standard in the cities was the people being led in chant by the psaltai. Cf. Narration of John and Sophronius (6/7 th c.), lines , quoted in Taft Conomos, op.cit. 15. The oldest surviving manuscripts of Byzantine music come from the ninth and tenth centuries. This cycle of hymns is still in use today, even though it is currently chanted in a different manner. Some scholars attribute this shortening of the koinonikon to a decline in frequency of Communion. The argument is as follows: though people still attended church, they shied from taking Holy Communion. This made lengthy psalms obsolete because communion did not last long. In a natural step therefore, all that remained from the psalmic communion hymns was the single verse of the refrain. See Παναγιώτης Ν. Τρεμπέλας, Εκλογή Ελληνικής Ορθοδόξου Υμνολογίας, Athens: Σωτήρ p.146; Φουντούλης 80
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