Eastern Orthodox Chanting is a traditional form of vocal music used in the worship services of the Eastern Orthodox Church. It is characterized by its use of modal scales and a rich, melodic style that often emphasizes the text of the hymns. Chanting is typically performed by a choir or a soloist, and it plays a vital role in enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of the liturgy. The chants are often sung in ancient languages, such as Greek or Church Slavonic, and are rooted in centuries of religious tradition. This form of music is not accompanied by instruments, allowing the human voice to convey deep emotion and reverence. The practice fosters a sense of community and connection among worshippers.