

LIVE recording from ORIENT: Sacred Song and Image
St. Vladimir's Seminary Chorale

Recorded May 7, 2012
St. Malachy's Roman Catholic Church
New York City, NY

Let God Arise (Znamenny Chant, arr. Benedict Sheehan)

Стиховне подобне стихире из службе св. Луки Љекару, глас пети
Поетски текст: митр. Јоил
Мелотворење: Јован Протопсалт, Игор Зиројевић
Поје: Хор појаца Тројеручица
Хороначалник: Игор Зиројевић
Стихови: Георгије Рисанос, Игор Зиројевић

Χορός Ψαλτών Τριχερούσα, Απόστιχα Αγ. Λουκά тου Ιατρού, Ήχος Πλ. Α'

Valaam Monastery - Psalm 103

Sticheron at Vespers for the Nativity of our Lord, Kievan Chant, tone 2, arr. Hierodeacon Herman

The St Vladimir's Seminary Octet, directed by Hierodeacon Herman, from the album "St Vladimir's Live: The Chorale and Octet in Concert"

What Shall We Offer Thee, O Christ?

Recorded live at Great Compline, Thursday in the First Week of Lent, February 26, 2015.

Composer: Nicholas Custer

My soul, my soul, rise up! Why art thou sleeping? The end is drawing near and so thou shalt be troubled. Watch then, that Christ thy God may spare thee, for He is everywhere present and fills all things.


Great Canon Kontakion

Imn în cinstea Maicii Domnului, cântat de corul Macarie Ieromonahul, la Mănăstirea Sihăstria Putnei, cu prilejul hramului Buneivestiri (2015).

O, Marie Preacurată

From the Apostica at Holy Friday Matins

Byzantine Chant, tone two, arr. Rassem El Massih

Seeing Thee Hanging On The Cross

The St. Vladimir's Octet, conducted by Hdn. Herman

Kontakion at Matins for the feast of the Nativity of Christ

Russo-Bulgarian Chant, tone three


Today the Virgin Gives Birth

Anacheed Al Kanissa Al Orthodoxia

Al Masih Al Hayat

Music: From the Office of Sung Matins - Antiphon 7: Choral stichologia (selected verses of Ps. 109-11, "Palaion")
Artists: Cappella Romana, Alexander Lingas, director
Album: Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia: Medieval Byzantine Chant
Label: Cappella Romana (CR-420)
Available November 15, 2019 on Blu-Ray/CD and digital audio
Learn more and pre-order at https://cappellaromana.org/lostvoices

Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia is the first vocal album in the world to be recorded entirely in live virtual acoustics. It brings together art history, music history, performance, and technology to re-create medieval sacred sound in the cathedral of Hagia Sophia as an aural virtual reality.

With a stunning reverberation time of over 11 seconds, the acoustics of Hagia Sophia were measured and analyzed, and auralized in real-time on Cappella Romana’s performance by the Icons of Sound team at Stanford University (iconsofsound.stanford.edu).

Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia presents more than 75 minutes of medieval Byzantine chant for the Feast of the Holy Cross in Constantinople, one of the greatest celebrations in the yearly cycle of worship at Hagia Sophia. This deluxe package (CD and Blu-rayTM) contains standard- and high-resolution stereo and surround-sound formats including Dolby Atmos™, as well as a bonus track and a 24-minute documentary film.

Enrich your experience of the music with in-depth essays, musical examples, and illustrations about the project in a 40-page booklet, which also presents all original Greek texts with translations in English. For a thousand years, Hagia Sophia was the largest enclosed space in the world. Let Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia transport you back in time to medieval sound and ritual in this monumental sixth-century cathedral.

Recorded at CCRMA, Stanford University. Stereo version mixed & mastered at Perfect Record, St. Paul, Minn. Surround-sound version mixed & mastered at Skywalker Sound, a Lucasfilm Ltd. Company, Marin County, California.

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Choral stichologia - Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia

Music: The Vespers of St. Catherine: Three Stichera Prosomoia for St. Catherine (Mode 1)
Artists: Cappella Romana
Album: Mt. Sinai: Frontier of Byzantium
http://cappellaromana.org

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Mt. Sinai: Frontier of Byzantium

Cappella Romana performs exquisite Byzantine musical treasures--from the cathedrals and monasteries of the Eastern Roman Empire--preserved from destruction in the Egyptian desert at the Greek Orthodox Monastery of St. Catherine at Mt. Sinai. 

Features music for the medieval celebration of Vespers in honor of St. Catherine, and Byzantium's only liturgical drama, the Service of the Three Youths in the Fiery Furnace.   

Music originally commissioned by the J. Paul Getty Center in Los Angeles for its mega-exhibition "Icons from Sinai." 

Let God Arise (Znamenny Chant, arr. Benedict Sheehan)

St Vladimir's Seminary

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