Showing posts with label byzantine music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label byzantine music. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
UKRAINE: Kiev Pechersk Lavra - Kiev Monastery of the Caves (VIDEO)
Kiev Monastery of the Caves, is a historic Orthodox Christian monastery
in Kiev, Ukraine. Since its foundation as the cave monastery in 1015 the
Lavra has been a preeminent center of the Eastern Orthodox Christianity
in Eastern Europe. Together with the Saint-Sophia Cathedral, it is
inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was named one of the Seven
Wonders of Ukraine on August 21, 2007, based on voting by experts and
the community.
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Sunday of Orthodoxy at the Ecumenical Patriarchate - Byzantine Chant - Orthodoxy sermon (VIDEO)
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
MOUNT ATHOS: The Thrice Holy Hymn - VIDEO
Chanted by Byzantine Master and Professor of Byzantine Music Mr. George Papanikolaos from Samos, Greece.
The Thrice Holy Hymn: Plagal of 1st Tone, composed by a monk on Mount Athos, which is chanted in the Divine Liturgy of The Greek Orthodox.
MOUNT ATHOS VERSION
1st Stasi:
Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal Have Mercy on Us.
2nd Stasi:
Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal Have Mercy on Us.
3rd Stasi:
Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal Have Mercy on Us.
Glory to The Father and To the Son and To the Holy Spirit
Both now and Ever and unto the Ages of Ages
Amen.
Dinamis....with Terrirem and Ananes
Extended Stasi:
Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal Have Mercy on Us
Sunday, February 10, 2013
The Lord's Lamentations - Romanian Orthodox Church Chant
Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral Choir "Tronos" performing "The Lord's Lamentations" (Jesus Christ's funeral service, held in the Romanian Orthodox Church, on the day of Holy Friday, before the great and Holy Feast of Pascha).
The text of the Lamentations may have been composed by St.Theodore the Studite (+ 826) himself. The melody is a different story. Initially it was a broader version, but the current one dates from the 18th century. In Greek, it is slightly different. The Russians don't sing the Lamentations, but read it instead.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
MOUNT ATHOS: The Monks of Simonopetra Monastery in Mount Athos chanting 13 chants from the Psalms of David in the Holy Bible (VIDEO)
The Psalter has very early considered by the Orthodox Church as the "beginning, middle and end" of all its worship.
The frequent use of the Psalms, by both monastics - who have consecrated their lives to the praise of God - and devout laid-people, transports humanity from this world into an anticipation of eternal life, in communion with all the saints who before it have prayed in this manner.
It was with the aim of giving back to the Psalms of David the place that the Church always reserved for them, that the monks of Simonopetra, through the initiative of their Abbot, Archmandrite Aimilianos, set out to put the Psalter to music, according to the traditional rules of Byzantine chant. This enterprise has led to the publishing of a book numbering over of 600 pages of music manuscript, the "Psalterion Terpnon", of which the present recordings, performed by the Monastery's choir, are an illustration.
Tracks in English:
01. Come Let Us Rejoice (Psalm 94 - Mode III) [05.00]
02. O Lord, Our Lord (Psalm 8, Mode IV plagal) [06.35]
03. The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 22, Mode I plagal) [05.45]
04. O Sing To The Lord A New Song (Psalm 97, Mode I plagal enharmonic) [05.45]
05. Shout With Jubilation To The Lord (Psalm 65, Mode II plagal) [05.00]
06. The Lord Has Made Known (Psalm 97, Mode IV plagal) [03.45]
07. Terirem (Mode IV plagal) [03.15]
08. Their Sound Hath Gone Forth Into All The Earth (Psalm 18, Mode I) [06.00]
09. I Will Confess Thee, O Lord (Psalm 137, Mode IV plagal) [04.30]
10. Blessed Is The Man (Psalm 1, Mode I plagal) [05.45]
11. How Beloved Are Thy Dwellings (Psalm 148, Mode varis enharmonic [Zo]) [09.13]
12. Praise The Lord From The Heavens (Psalm 148, Modes I,IV,III,II,I plagal) [05.13]
13. Terirem (Mode I plagal) [04.00]
Tracks in Greek:
01. - ΔΕΥΤΕ ΑΓΑΛΛΙΑΣΩΜΕΘΑ (Ψ.94) [05:00]
02. - ΚΥΡΙΕ, Ο ΚΥΡΙΟΣ ΗΜΩΝ (Ψ.8) [06:35]
03. - ΚΥΡΙΟΣ ΠΟΙΜΑΙΝΕΙ ΜΟΙ (Ψ.22) [05:45]
04. - ΑΣΑΤΕ ΤΩ ΚΥΡΙΩ ΑΣΜΑ ΚΑΙΝΟΝ (Ψ.97) [05:45]
05. - ΑΛΛΑΛΑΞΑΤΕ ΤΩ ΚΥΡΙΩ ΠΑΣΑ Η ΓΗ (Ψ.65) [05:00]
06. - ΕΓΝΩΡΙΣΕ ΚΥΡΙΟΣ (Ψ.97) [03:45]
07. - ΤΕΡΙΡΕΜ (πλ.δ΄) [03:15]
08. - ΕΙΣ ΠΑΣΑΝ ΤΗΝ ΓΗΝ (Ψ.18) [06:00]
09. - ΕΞΟΜΟΛΟΓΗΣΟΜΑΙ ΣΟΙ, ΚΥΡΙΕ [04:30]
10. - ΜΑΚΑΡΙΟΣ ΑΝΗΡ (Ψ.1) [05:45]
11. - ΩΣ ΑΓΑΠΗΤΑ ΤΑ ΣΚΗΝΩΜΑΤΑ ΣΟΥ (Ψ.83) [09:13]
12. - ΑΙΝΕΙΤE ΤΟΝ ΚΥΡΙΟΝ (Ψ.148) [05:13]
13. - ΤΕΡΙΡΕΜ (πλ.Α΄) [04:00]
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