Letras de Christian Hymns & Songs

can we rename this to "Christian Hymns". there is already another category "Worship Songs".

No Fani, I don't mean to separate songs by dogmas, they are all Christian songs and the dogmatic differences between Christian churches are very little.
I mean to separate them by musical style. The Byzantine style has its particular features (isokratima, octoechos, etc.) and sometimes Byzantine hymns are sung also in English or in other languages than in Greek and in the traditional orthodox languages (Russian, Coptic, Romanian, Aramaic, Old Slavonic etc.) but their musical style is unique and unmistakable.
So, someone who knows the Byzantine melody better than me, could entitle a new page as "Byzantine music" (or something similar), sorting them by musical style instead of by religious content.

Well, there are many Orthodox songs that aren't sung in the Byzantine style. Do you know veterisflammae? She is very interested in Byzantine music, she already spoke to me about this musical style, but I'm not competent enough. You could discuss with her to find a good way to build a new page.

Ι agree with Hampsicora about the unique byzantine style. If you "build" that new page, I need your help with the hymne of the monks above! I tried to transfer it into the religious songs...unsuccessfully!

Just a remark, if it is pemited. Ancientmuse says that "the Byzantine music are only Orthodox hymns". It is not true. There are two categories of byzantine music: ecclesiastic hymns (ekklisiastikoi ymnoi) and secular music (kosmiki mousiki). Christodoulow Chalaris has worked a lot on secular byzantine music. Here you can find a sample of his work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ9R2V96jk4

Hi, I would be glad to pitch in if a Byzantine music page was created, in case
For what concerns Arab Christians, there are many hymns sung in a Byzantine style, especially those who belong to the Lebanese and Syrian heritage (whereas Coptic music tends to incorporate directly more Arabic elements).
I've translated some requests submitted by the user Bàrbaro, who seems to be interested in this type of chants as well, so he/she might even give more prompts than I.