Why are you greedily looking at the road (music by an unknown author, lyrics by N. Nekrasov). accompanied by an orchestra of folk instrumentsRead moreCollapseWhy are you greedily looking at the road (music by an unknown author, lyrics by N. Nekrasov). accompanied by an orchestra of folk instruments
Àãíè Ïàðòåíå Divna Ljuboevich and the choir MelóRead moreCollapseÀãíè Ïàðòåíå
Divna Ljuboevich and the choir Meló 
Raga Sandhya Sitar is a multi-stringed Indian musical instrument (a group of plucked strings). Ravi Shankar, sitar.Read moreCollapseRaga Sandhya
Sitar is a multi-stringed Indian musical instrument (a group of plucked strings). Ravi Shankar, sitar. 
Tina-Lina (Brodszky - Cahn) Jeff Alexander Choir & Orchestra, cond. Ray Sinatra 1950 Author: Brodsky NicholasRead moreCollapseTina-Lina (Brodszky - Cahn) Jeff Alexander Choir & Orchestra, cond. Ray Sinatra 1950 Author: Brodsky Nicholas
Ballet No. 14 (from `Polotsk Notebook`). Ancient music ensemble `Cantabile` (Minsk)Read moreCollapseBallet No. 14 (from `Polotsk Notebook`). Ancient music ensemble `Cantabile` (Minsk)
Ukrainian folk song `Nich yak misyachna`Read moreCollapseUkrainian folk song `Nich yak misyachna`
Santa Lucia is a popular Neapolitan folk song. It was published by Teodoro Cottrau (1827-1879) in 1849. The Italian text is often attributed to Enrico Cossovic. Santa Lucia is considered the first Neapolitan song to have a dialect translation into Italian.Read moreCollapseSanta Lucia is a popular Neapolitan folk song. It was published by Teodoro Cottrau (1827-1879) in 1849. The Italian text is often attributed to Enrico Cossovic. Santa Lucia is considered the first Neapolitan song to have a dialect translation into Italian.
Georgian music
Ansor Erkomaishvili (art director), Hamlet Gonashvili (tenor), State Academic Ensemble Rustavi 
Ãàïðèíäè øàâî ìåðöõàëî, Kartli-Kakhetian lyricalRead moreCollapseÃàïðèíäè øàâî ìåðöõàëî, Kartli-Kakhetian lyrical
Puer natus est nobis Choir of monks of the Benedictine monastery in Santo Domingo De Silos (Spain).Read moreCollapsePuer natus est nobis
Choir of monks of the Benedictine monastery in Santo Domingo De Silos (Spain).
`Äåâî äíåñü` (kontakion for the Nativity )Read moreCollapse`Äåâî äíåñü` (kontakion for the Nativity )
Chants of the Supral Monastery, 16th century. Performed by the Russian Patriarchal ChoirRead moreCollapseChants of the Supral Monastery, 16th century. Performed by the Russian Patriarchal Choir
Halaka Jeff Israel, guitar; Richard Sarpola, double bass; Manny Katz, guitar; Rick Cutler, percussion & drums; Peter Weitzner, double bass; Ali Hafid, darbuka & tamburine. 1985, New York CityRead moreCollapseHalaka
Jeff Israel, guitar; Richard Sarpola, double bass; Manny Katz, guitar; Rick Cutler, percussion & drums; Peter Weitzner, double bass; Ali Hafid, darbuka & tamburine. 1985, New York City 
Tarantella Le Poeme Harmonique: Patrizia Bovi, Bernard Arrieta, Pino de Vittorio / dir. Vincent Dumestre, Oliver Schneebeli / Feb. 2000Read moreCollapseTarantella
Le Poeme Harmonique: Patrizia Bovi, Bernard Arrieta, Pino de Vittorio / dir. Vincent Dumestre, Oliver Schneebeli / Feb. 2000 
Chaconne `Di Paradiso e dell` Inferno` Recording from the concert on September 18, 2008.Read moreCollapseChaconne `Di Paradiso e dell` Inferno`
Recording from the concert on September 18, 2008. 
Catholic liturgy: 12th–16th centuriesRead moreCollapseCatholic liturgy: 12th–16th centuries
Graduel d`Alienor de Bretagne (14th century) - `Virga Jesse floruit`Read moreCollapseGraduel d`Alienor de Bretagne (14th century) - `Virga Jesse floruit`
Kant `Ah, how glorious`. Recording 1981 From the record Russian choral music of the XVII-XVIII centuries (Melody, 1982)Read moreCollapseKant `Ah, how glorious`. Recording 1981 From the record Russian choral music of the XVII-XVIII centuries (Melody, 1982)
8. Morenika. Elena Hristova (vocal), Petar Hristov (clarinet), Cengiz Ibrahim (canon), Valon Ademi (violin), Dejan Teodosievski (cello), Dejan Sibinovski (daf)Read moreCollapse8. Morenika. Elena Hristova (vocal), Petar Hristov (clarinet), Cengiz Ibrahim (canon), Valon Ademi (violin), Dejan Teodosievski (cello), Dejan Sibinovski (daf)
Âåñåííèå öâåòû â ëóííóþ íî÷ü íà ðåêå.Read moreCollapseÂåñåííèå öâåòû â ëóííóþ íî÷ü íà ðåêå.
Daughter of Steep Banks (Russian folk Cossack song). Performed by M.D. Mikhailov, accompanied by an orchestra of Russian folk instruments.Read moreCollapseDaughter of Steep Banks (Russian folk Cossack song). Performed by M.D. Mikhailov, accompanied by an orchestra of Russian folk instruments.
Ludwig Gutter - Trompete Valter Heinz Bernstein - cembalo. Kammerorchester Berlin. Aufgenommen 1982 im Studio ChristusKirche, Berlin.Read moreCollapseLudwig Gutter - Trompete
Valter Heinz Bernstein - cembalo. Kammerorchester Berlin. Aufgenommen 1982 im Studio ChristusKirche, Berlin. 
Drink to Me Only with Thin Eyes. (Arr. Cohn). March 16, 1937.Read moreCollapseDrink to Me Only with Thin Eyes. (Arr. Cohn). March 16, 1937.
Swallow (Armenian folk song). Performed by G. Gasparyan, accompanied by piano.Read moreCollapseSwallow (Armenian folk song). Performed by G. Gasparyan, accompanied by piano.
Mozarabic Rite Chants (Cathedral of Toledo, XV century.)1995. (Harmonia mundi HMC 901519) Ensemble Organum: Lycourgos Angelopoulos, Malcolm Bothwell, Jerome Casalonga, Jean-Pierre Lanfranchi, Jean-Etienne Langiani, Marcel Peres, Frederic RichardRead moreCollapseMozarabic Rite Chants (Cathedral of Toledo, XV century.)1995. (Harmonia mundi HMC 901519) Ensemble Organum: Lycourgos Angelopoulos, Malcolm Bothwell, Jerome Casalonga, Jean-Pierre Lanfranchi, Jean-Etienne Langiani, Marcel Peres, Frederic Richard
Belarusian folk song `Golubka`. National folklore and ethnographic ensemble of Belarus “Nerush”. 2006Read moreCollapseBelarusian folk song `Golubka`. National folklore and ethnographic ensemble of Belarus “Nerush”. 2006
Russian anonymous spiritual cants of the 18th century
Alexander Yurlov (conductor), Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel 
with a balalaika orchestra. Recorded in 1929.Read moreCollapsewith a balalaika orchestra. Recorded in 1929.
Spanish Folk Songs
Bela Rudenko (soprano), Nikolay Nekrasov (conductor), Russian Radio & Television Academic Orchestra of Russian Instruments 
``Nedotepa`` Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments of the Central Television and All-Union Radio 1979Read moreCollapse``Nedotepa``
Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments of the Central Television and All-Union Radio 1979 
Âñòðå÷íûé March Èìïåðàòîðñêîãî Ïðåîáðàæåíñêîãî ïîëêàRead moreCollapseÂñòðå÷íûé March Èìïåðàòîðñêîãî Ïðåîáðàæåíñêîãî ïîëêà
`Î òåáå ðàäóåòñÿ`, Znamenny chant Chants of the Suprasl Monastery, 16th century. Choir of the Moscow Patriarchate `Old Russian chant`Read moreCollapse`Î òåáå ðàäóåòñÿ`, Znamenny chant
Chants of the Suprasl Monastery, 16th century. Choir of the Moscow Patriarchate `Old Russian chant`
Russian Orthodox sacred music: Canticle
Nickon Zgyla (choirmaster), Choir of the Moscow Sretensky Monastery 
Stichera “The Most Holy Theotokos before Her in a miraculous image called “Sovereign”” (chant of the Optina Hermitage)Read moreCollapseStichera “The Most Holy Theotokos before Her in a miraculous image called “Sovereign”” (chant of the Optina Hermitage)
.9-10 centuries. Music of the Carolingian dynasty
Benjamin Bagby (vocal/harp/lyra), Sequentia Ensemble 
`Scalam ad caelos`, Frankish sequence (Notker(?), instrumental piece based on the melodies of Frankish sequences; 9th century) Reconstruction by B. Bagby and N. Rodenkirchen. Performers: Benjamin Bagby (vocals, harp, symphony), Norbert Rodenkirchen (flute, harp). Walberberg Monastery Church, Bornheim, Germany, 2008.Read moreCollapse`Scalam ad caelos`, Frankish sequence (Notker(?), instrumental piece based on the melodies of Frankish sequences; 9th century)
Reconstruction by B. Bagby and N. Rodenkirchen. Performers: Benjamin Bagby (vocals, harp, symphony), Norbert Rodenkirchen (flute, harp). Walberberg Monastery Church, Bornheim, Germany, 2008.
Early Belarusian anonymous music: Songs of the Knights and Nobility of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, 17th century
Dmitry Sosnovsky (conductor), Mediaeval Belorussian Music Band `Stary Olsa` (Minsk) 
`Song to Budzine` (Vayska song, 1686). Group `Stary Olsa`, 2008Read moreCollapse`Song to Budzine` (Vayska song, 1686). Group `Stary Olsa`, 2008
17th century Music from the collections of John Playford (England)
Mary Anne Ballard (viola), The Baltimore Consort 
A. 01. Regem cui omnia vivunt (invitatorium) (Ego sum Resurrectio. Gregorian Chant for the Dead.) - Aurora Surgit, female vocal ensemble (Italy). Soloist and Director Alessio Randon. 1994Read moreCollapseA. 01. Regem cui omnia vivunt (invitatorium) (Ego sum Resurrectio. Gregorian Chant for the Dead.) - Aurora Surgit, female vocal ensemble (Italy). Soloist and Director Alessio Randon. 1994
Latin Sibyl (10th-11th century) ``CANT DE LA SIBILLA``. LA CAPELLA REIAL, Recorded in March 1988.Read moreCollapseLatin Sibyl (10th-11th century)
``CANT DE LA SIBILLA``. LA CAPELLA REIAL, Recorded in March 1988.
Russian Metropolitan Church Choir of Paris. Recorded: February 26, 1932, Salle Pleyel, Paris.Read moreCollapseRussian Metropolitan Church Choir of Paris. Recorded: February 26, 1932, Salle Pleyel, Paris.
Irish Traditional
Victoria Ivanova (soprano), Alexei Lubimov (piano), Oleg Kagan (violin), Natalia Gutman (cello) 
`Schlafe, mein suesses Kind` (`Ñïè, äèòÿ ìîå ðîäíîå`) Record March 13, 1936.Read moreCollapse`Schlafe, mein suesses Kind` (`Ñïè, äèòÿ ìîå ðîäíîå`)
Record March 13, 1936. 
¹3, , (ed. A. Litvinovsky, V. Zhivalevsky) Performers: Valery Zhivalevsky, guitar Boris Spektor, harpsichord Ensemble of soloists `Classic-avant-garde`Read moreCollapse¹3, , (ed. A. Litvinovsky, V. Zhivalevsky) Performers: Valery Zhivalevsky, guitar Boris Spektor, harpsichord Ensemble of soloists `Classic-avant-garde`
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