Music

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

Biography. Orthodox liturgical texts. Orthodox liturgy links. The Orthodox Church in Portugal. Spanish and Portuguese Orthodox links.

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

Introduction of the Orthodox Church Singing in Japan. History: the activity of St. Nikolai (Kasatkin) of Japan in Meiji Era.

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

A regional symposium in North America will be held at St. Mary’s Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis, Minnesota on 22-26 June 2016. 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.

About the chorus. Several CD albums in mp3. Notes of songs.

The Festival is organized with the blessing of His Beatitude Sawa, the Orthodox Metropolitan of Warsaw and All Poland. Invitation, organizers, Holy Trinity Cathedral, contact.

Churches: Blessed Virgin of Vladimir, St Nicholas Cathedral, St Seraphim Parish. Music and Russian culture. Russian Orthodox playgroup. Sport.

Dedicated to preserving and perpetuating both the religious and secular choral music of the Serbian people. News, events, members, donations, music, booking, joining the Choir, and contacts.

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.

History, conductor, members, discography, old liturgical music, Supraśl Irmologion, video, gallery and links.

History of CMK, information on leader chorist and products.

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.

Produces and publishes English language music of the Russian Orthodox Church.

The School strives to spread the Byzantine music and the correct chanting according to musical rules inherited from the Orthodox liturgy. Year after year, SEM moves forward with firm steps towards professionalism, strongly believing that the offering to the Almighty should come from the best herd. The school foresees the Byzantine music as an exceptionally important means, especially in our technological and entertaining era, to attrach the youth to church, to its liturgy, thus to the commitment community life.

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.

Dedicated to professional performance of Orthodox Church music. Russian, Greek, and Ukrainian musical traditions are included in the repertoire.

Provides leadership, guidance, resources, and musical events to promote and perpetuate Serbian music on the North American continent. Member choirs, history, goals, accomplishments, calendar, awards, and alumni.