Musical Collections

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.

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.

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.

A monastic community within the Romanian Orthodox Church. Sessions in iconography, psaltic chant, Biblical Hebrew, wood engraving, restoration of Icons. Psaltic chant, publications, church building, sacred art, monastery photos.

Andrey Vinogradov – former member of the band Arsenal and founder of this one-of-a-kind project, which celebrates and promotes traditional ethnic music. He recently mastered the hurdy-gurdy, a unique instrument, the European lyrichord.

The Missionary, an Orthodox periodical. Reading room, мedieval chants, radio, Chilandar & other monasteries, parishes, icons, prayers, iconography, fasting cookbook, and links.

Information on the life and works of the singer, poet and composer Igor Talkov: songs, video, photos, interviews and articles, recollections, books, poems and songs about Talkov, etc.

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

The development of the Church Slavonic E-Tutor. Free download. Prayers, tropars, mp3. General Slavonic help.

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

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

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

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

Orthodox two part music is based primarily on Znamenny Chant. Znamenny, Kievan, Byzantine, Carpatho-Russian and Bulgarian chants, all of which share a common life and vision in Christ, can be found on the pages of this website. All the music on this site is free and includes sheet music in PDF format, audio files (in mp3) and Midi files.

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.

The page is about Polish-language Orthodox parish in Poland (Warsaw). The website features history, service schedule, priests description, contact details, music and lectures.

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.

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

News, administration, Spiritual Court, parishes, documents, history, Orthodox resources, youth association, music commission, and links.

Produces Orthodox music from the Slavic Orthodox tradition.