Música

Quotations, biography, festivals, works, scores, downloads (mp3) and links.

Orthodox liturgy chants, Russian folk songs, romances. The Vocal Quartet “Pritcha” of Raifa Bogoroditsky Monastery. Discography. Repertoire. Audio files (mp3). Contacts.

The Festival is organized in response to the growing interest in Orthodox music, its preservation and dissemination, creation and performance of Orthodox chants worldwide. Rules, conditions, participation form, participants, links and contacts.

General info, service schedule, donations, church choir, neighborhood, and parish history.

History, projects, persons, discs, download and contacts.

Présentation sur le groupe d’étude du chant byzantin » Stoudion «, fondé par Andréa Atlanti, et de ses activités. Stages, concerts, discographie, articles et publications, l’association, informations de contact.

Devoted to spreading Byzantine music throughout the English speaking world while preserving the Byzantine ethos, in contrast to the Western execution of Byzantine music. Byzantine notation manual, history of Byzantine chant, scales, tutorials, streaming lessons, tones, resources, glossary, videos, recordings, discography, and links.

A brief introduction in English.

Promotes the appreciation, education and employment of Byzantine music in North America through conferences, education programs, research initiatives, publications, cultural partnerships. Programs, events, podcasts, contributions, links, contact.

A regional symposium in North America will be held at St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis, Minnesota on 20-24 June 2018. Presentations on Orthodox liturgical music in the English-speaking world. Attendees will have opportunities to sing during liturgical services, participate in workshops and practica, attend a panel discussion on the future of Orthodox music in North America, and enjoy fellowship with other directors, composers, singers, chanters, musicians, and musicologists.

Serbian Orthodox spiritual chant in audio (mp3) and manuscript (pdf), adapted by Nikola Resanović.

Information, news, recordings, programme, contacts, archive. The aim of the event is a study of reception of ancient Orthodox culture in contemporary sacred music. A non-profit organization.

A site dedicated to anyone interested in Byzantine chant, hymnology, and liturgics. Site includes translations, transcriptions, links, lessons, typikon and a plethora of information. Related blog and podcast.

Eikona is a three-sister ensemble who chant Byzantine and Liturgical Hymns. Rooted in the Greek Orthodox Church, their music preserves, shares and promotes centuries’ worth of rich, musical tradition of hymns and psalmody. CD’s available including music from “The Polyelos”, “Pascha”, “Paraklesis”, “Akathist”, “Vespers”, and “Divine Liturgy”.

About the choir, travellings, music (in Real audio) and contact information.

The website of the choir conductor and cantor, Theodoros Vasilikos. Information about Vasilikos’ past works and updates on coming events.

Founded to provide researchers, composers, singers, and students with opportunities to meet, share experiences and scores, and to participate in conferences worldwide. This website enables ISOCM to achieve those goals by helping musicians in the discovery of materials, digital manuscripts, and the exchanging of ideas to enhance the development of musical resources.

А collection of instructional videos of the most practical sections of the Anastasimatarion, performed, explained and interpreted by the Archon Hymnodist of the Great Church of Christ, George Hatzichronoglou.

Drawing upon one of the largest collections of Orthodox musical recordings, hosts Mary Ann Sporcic and Vladimir Morosan offer you a variety of inspiring and educational programs, drawn from the vast well-spring of Orthodox liturgical music.

Recordings, samples, CDs and digital downloads, choir, hymns, composers, virtual choir, and contacts.