Early Russian plain chant 17th century liturgy.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores Corporativos: Russka{llig}i{rlig}a pravoslavna{llig}i{rlig}a {llig}t{rlig}serkov°, Muzhsko{breve}i khor drevnerusski{breve}i raspev (Actor)
Otros Autores: Grindenko, Anatoly (Conductor)
Formato: CD Audiom
Lenguaje:Russian
Publicado: Paris, France : Opus 111, p1993.
Materias:
Orthodox Eastern Church > Liturgy.
Canto Gregoriano.
Coros Sacros (Voces Masculinas) sin Acompañamiento.
Música Vocal Sacra, Rusia - Siglo XVII.
Música Vocal Sacra.
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Come and worship our Lord (16th century znamenny chant)
  • My soul, bless the Lord (Psalm 104, Gzigue chant, 17th century, for four voices)
  • Happy is the man (Psalm 1, 17th century strotchny chant)
  • Presentation of the Lord (Sticher by Andrew of Crete, 17th century strotchny chant)
  • Peaceful light (16th century unison chant)
  • May my prayer arise to thee (Psalms 140/141, demestvenny chant from the Monastery of Suprasi, 16th century chant, vesper reponses for Lent)
  • Praise the name of the Lord (strotchny chant)
  • Magnificat (strotchny chant for three voices)
  • Magnificat (Partessian chant for four voices)
  • Hymn to the Mother of God (17th century chant by Tzar Alexei Mikhailovitch)
  • Glory be to thee, O Lord, Son of the Living God (17th century demestvenny chant)
  • Cherubim (17th century part chant)
  • Eucharistic chant (17th century strotchny chant)
  • Hymn to the Mother of God (17th century demestvenny chant)
  • Praise the Lord (Verses for Sunday communion, 17th century part chant)
  • (cont.): Eat of the bread and you will see (Communion verses, 16th century chant from the Monastery of Suprasi)
  • Hymn to the Mother of God (strotchny chant)
  • Te Deum / Bortniansky, Dmitri Stepanovitch.

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