Ensemble of Medieval music Sretenye |
SRETENYE CD: The Evning of the Ukraine For those who love choir singing this CD will be the discovery. They sing these songs an encore. World-wide known Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian folk songs and Divine Service texts by multi international awards winner. Really unusual and great CD. read more and hear |
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Sretenye and The Three Holies Church Choir CD: Ancient church singing Ensemble Sretenye and The Three Holies Church Choir represents the three main canonical church choir music traditions of Eastern Orthodoxs Church - Byzantine, Georgia and Old Rus, which were the foundation for further development of not only church singing but also classical choir music read more and hear |
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Praise the Lord. Russian Christian Music of the 19-20th centuries This stunning CD of 18- 19th centuries Russian Christian music is truly an example of why acapella choir music is still being performed hundreds of years later. Undeniable vulnerability of the human spirit, in our attempts to understand life and its mysteries, is beautifully reflected in this timeless, ghohtly, acapella christian music. Revealing the deepest passions of composers such as Sergei Rachmaninoff, Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky, Alexander Andreyevich Arkhangelsky, Pavel Grigoryevich Chesnokov, Alexander Tikhonovich Gretchaninov and more, emotional performance by this award-winning choir will leave you speechless. read more and hear |
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Masterpieces of Baroque Choral Music Stunningly gorgeous a cappella sacred choral music to melt hearts of glacial ice. Focusing on Ukrainian baroque times sacred choral music , featuring the composers such as Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky, Maxim Berezovsky, Artemy Vedel, Nickolay Diletsky, this is a truly angelic, otherworldly collection that, without a doubt, belongs in any classical music lover's collection. read more and hear |
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ARCHBISHOP IONAFAN- LITURGY OF PEACE The Bridge between Western and Eastern Liturgical Traditions Greek Divine Liturgy is dressed by the author in the melodies of Gregorian chorals with minimal adaptation. That way, after 1000 years old alienation of Church culture the "Liturgy of Peace” creates the meeting of western and eastern liturgical traditions.. read and hear |
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Yakiv Yatsynevych. "Liturgy of St.John Chrysostom" Return from oblivion: This first recording of Yatsynevych’s Liturgy reveals the genius of the composer whose name and talent have been forgotten shortly after revolution in 1917 in Russia. Notwithstanding, the short period of time that detaches us from Yatsynevych, the composer’s legacy hitherto has not yet been fully unearthed – and yet life is full of abundant secrets. read more and hear |
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Armenian Church Music of the 5th- 13th centuries Ensebmle of Early and Medieval Music "Taragan" After his descent from Ararat, Noah first stepped on the land which over centuries became the first Christian country. Christianity has been the Armenian state religion since 301 AD, 79 years before it became the official religion of the Roman Empire. The earliest known examples of Armenian church music are dated in the 5th century and credited to St. Mesrob, an inventor of the Armenian alphabet, and Movses Khorenatsi, a historian. The roots of Armenian Church music lay in Jewish biblical tunes, Zoroastrian ritual melodies and pre-Christian folk songs. Armenian church music is the most ancient among Christian musical cultures. read more and hear |
