Evlogitaria, from the Greek Ευλογητάρια, from Ευλογητός
("Blessed"); Slavonic: angelskij sobor, are troparia sung after
the reading from the Psalter. The refrain repeated between the
troparia is "Blessed art Thou, O Lord, teach me Thy statutes"
(Psalm 118:12 LXX). There are two forms of the Evlogitaria: -
The Evlogitaria of the Resurrection are sung at Sunday Matins
after the Kathismata, Sessional Hymns, and the Polyeleos or
Psalm 118 ("The Blameless") as appointed by the Typikon. - The
Funeral Evlogitaria, sung at the Matins for the Dead after Psalm
118, and also at Funerals, and Pannikhidas. - Resurrectional
Evlogitaria, Plagal of First Tone (PDF) an example of Byzantine
chant in Western notation - Resurrectional Evlogitaria, Tone
Five (PDF) an example of Znamenny chant in Western notation -
Saturday of the Dead text of the Evlogitaria of the Dead