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Ancient Church Singing of Byzantine Georgia and Russia
by 
Ensemble Sreteniye (Performer)
  
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Publisher: Magnatune
Subject(s):  Ambient
Classical
Vocal
Language(s):  English

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File size:   35055 KB
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Release date:   Jan 03, 2006

Description

Medieval church singing for small ensemble.

Digital Audio Download Includes:
1 To Thee We Sing Bulgarian Chant Tone Legetos
2 Psalm 146 and O Thou the Only
3 Alleluia, Georgian Chant
4 Come Let Us Worship Strochnoi Chant
5 Trisagion (Holy God) Strochnoi Chant
6 Thou Art Our Joy Znamenny Chant
7 The 1st Ode of the Easter Kanon
8 Fragment from the Divine Liturgy Strochnoy Chant
9 Christ is Risen
10 Thy Cross do We Adore Georgian Chant
11 O Theotokos the Virgin Rejoice (Ave Maria)
12 Eucharist Canon (fragment)
13 Meet it is, Bulgarian Chant
14 Praise Ye the Name of the Lord Bulgarian and Biza
15 O My Soul, rise!


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Synopsis

Medieval church singing for small ensemble.


About the Author

The Ensemble Sreteniye was founded in 1990 in Kharkov, by three alumni of the Kharkov Institute of Beaux Arts.

The well-known Greek musicologist L. Angelopoulos brought his knowledge of ancient Byzantine singing as well helping bring to light a number of very rare canticles written in the 11th to 14th centuries.

The ensemble, consists of three to five singers, takes part in Divine services, participates in festivals of music, and gives concerts. In 1993 the choir became the winner of Archdeacon K. Rosov Moscow international festival, and in 1999 and 2000, grand prix winner of the all-Ukrainian church festival of choirs "Glas Pecherski" in Kiev.



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