Orthodox Church Music and singings

The Orthodox Singers Male Choir official website. Orthodox music. Basso profondo. Russian folk songs.

Resources on Eastern (Orthodox/Slavic) church singing. Scanned music books (Slavonic and others), books and papers on church music and related matters (in Russian and other languages), musical arrangements and compositions (in Slavonic, Finnish, English, Russian and other languages). Available in PDF format.

A 24/7 Internet Radio station providing Orthodox sacred music to the Glory of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Powered by the Orthodox Christian Network, a commissioned agency of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of North and Central America.

Church songs performed by the Choir of St. Panteleimon Russian Orthodox Church in Hartford, CT. Available in .pdf and .midi formats.

Listen and download Orthodox Arabic Hymns for free in mp3 format.

Selected choral chants in Slavic and English. Original compositions and harmonizations of traditional chants by Johannes H. Hindriks. Scores and sound files available for free distribution and performance in Orthodox Church rites. Self-study materials to chants.

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.

This website contains more than 6000 pages of Byzantine music in Western and Byzantine notation in the style of chanting used on the Holy Mountain. The scope of this project covers the liturgies of St. John Chrysostom, St. Basil the Great, St. James, and the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts, as well as various doxologies, and hymns for Vespers, Orthros, the Mysteries, and the Menaion. The words of the hymns are provided in Elizabethan English, Modern English, and Greek.

A collection of all the psalms, hymns and gospels sung by priests in the Orthodox Christian worship, recorded in all the modes of Byzantine music.

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

General Principles of Orthodox Chant. Hymnography. Reference. Musicological Research. Musical Notation Systems. Archives. Links. Regional Chant Systems.

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

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

Adaptations of Orthodox church music in the English language. Provides music in .pdf files as well as MIDI.

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

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

An electronic assistance in how to learn Byzantine Music. It plays the basic Parallagi(Solfege) / Harmony / Melody of a score. It pronounces the note syllables, with a human voice. It analyzes Quality (e.g. of Petasti, Flutter, Yodel, etc) from nothing (flat) up to a maximum choice. It finds orthographical errors and suggests corrections. You may download the latest versions of the BZQ program, the Step-by-Step guide and the examples.

This site contains a selection of various resources on Byzantine Chant.

Source of Russian choral music. Provides descriptions, ratings, and sells many Russian Orthodox church music CDs. Also sells sheet music.

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