One of the lesser-known liturgical typika from Galicia is the "Typikon of Doskovsky" published in Peremyshl in 1852. This Typikon was edited and published by Father Yakiv Doskovsky (1814-1884), a priest at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Peremyshl and director of the Eparchial Printing Press from 1845-1854. It is available for download from liturgy.org.ua.
For more information on church singing in Peremyshl at the time of Doskovsky, see Yosyf Levytskyy, "Історія введенія музикального пінія в Перемишли," Перемишлянин на рік 1853 (Peremyshl: Cathedral Chapter Printing Press, 1852), 81-90, available from regent.cerkiew.net.
In 1872, Priest Porphyriy Bazhansky (1836-1920) published a book of ancient chants for the Divine Liturgy entitled: "The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom according to the best ancient chants in heirmologion notation." The booklet of 31 pages also included an eight-page introduction, missing in this copy. The publication received approval in 1870 but was not published at the Stavropegion in Lviv until 1872. Bazhansky was a teacher of church singing and liturgics at the Lviv Theological Seminary and at the Stavropegial Brotherhood. In 1890 he published a book, Исторія Руского
Церковнаго Пѣнія (History of Rus’ Church Singing), outlining a general history and theory of church singing, including unique details of the history and practice of church singing in Galicia, Western Ukraine.
For additional information, see Daniel Galadza, “Church Singing and Chant
in Galicia, 1900-1944. An Historical and Theological Survey,” Church, State and Nation in Orthodox Church
Music. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Orthodox Church
Music University of Joensuu, Finland 8 - 14 June 2009, ed. Ivan Moody and
Maria Takala-Roszczenko (Jyväskylä, Finland: The International Society for
Orthodox Church Music, 2010), 88-103, available in PDF via academia.edu.
