Orthodox sacred music, (Anonymous)

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Orthodox sacred music

   

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Dragoslav Pavle Aksentijevic (tenor)

“Let every breath praise the Lord” (Psalm 150:6), voice 5, 14th century, anonymous Serbian author. `Anthology of Serbian sacred music` 2002
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Adriana Blagoeva (choral director) , Sofia Boys` Choir

Âîçëþáëþ Òÿ, Ãîñïîäè
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Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor) , Glinka State Academic Chapel of Leningrad

Bless my soul the Lord... Recording of 1986
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Lidia Davydova (soprano) , Ensemble `Madrigal` (Russia)

Awaken the name of the Lord. From the album Music of Moscow Russia XV-XVII centuries (series A thousand years of music). 1978
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Lidia Davydova (soprano) , Ensemble `Madrigal` (Russia)

`Äà èñïîëíÿòñÿ óñòà`
From the record Music of Moscow Russia XV-XVII centuries (series A thousand years of music). Recorded 1978
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Neofit Dimitrov (choir conductor) , The Sofia Ecclesiastic Choir

by a divine gesture. Performed on the Assumption of the Virgin. Recorded in March 1980 in the Church of St. Alexander Nevsky (Sofia)
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Father Maxime Gimenez (director)

Choir of the Monks of Chevetogne. Recorded in Belgium, August 1984.
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Anatoly Grindenko

`Äà èñïðàâèòñÿ ìîëèòâà ìîÿ`
Chants of the Supral Monastery, 16th century. Performed by the Russian Patriarchal Choir
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Raina Kabaivanska (soprano)

THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998.
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Alexandr Kastalskiy (choral conductor)

Bless my soul the Lord... Moscow Synodal Choir conducted by A. D. Kastalsky, recording 1907
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Andrey Kozhevnikov (conductor) , Moscow State Choir

Bless the Lord to my soul... Recording 1981 From the record Russian choral music of the XVII-XVIII centuries (Melody, 1982)
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Vladimir Latenkov (vokal) , Russian song ensemble `Babkiny vnuki` (Bryansk)

Ìîëèòâà «Îò÷å íàø»
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Vladimir Miller (bass)

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Vladimir Minin (conductor) , Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir

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Vladimir Minin (conductor) , Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir

Toast in honor of Peter I, who became the sole ruler of Russia after the death of his brother John (1696)
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Matthew Mormyl (the conductor of Moscow Spiritual Schools) , Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius Choir

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Matthew Mormyl (the conductor of Moscow Spiritual Schools) , Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius Choir

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Matthew Mormyl (the conductor of Moscow Spiritual Schools) , Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius Choir

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Vladislav Novik (conductor)

Ïàñõà: `Õðèñòîñ Âîñêðåñå èç ìåðòâûõ`
Ural Chamber Choir.
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Georgi Smirnov (conductor)

Âîèñòèíó, Îí Äîñòîèí
THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998.
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Georgi Smirnov (conductor)

We Hymn Thee
THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998.
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Georgi Smirnov (conductor)

Ìíîãî ëåò
THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998.
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Georgi Smirnov (conductor)

Âå÷íàÿ Ïàìÿòü
THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998.
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Igor Voronov (artistic director)

Òðè `çíàìåííûå` ïåñíè
VORONOV QUARTET: IGOR VORONOV (first tenor), SERGEI SEMIAGINE (second tenor), PIOTR DERUGINE (bariton), VLADIMIR SMIRNOV (bass). Recorded in 1983-84.
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Ionafan Yeletskikh (choir conductor) , Leningrad Theological Academy and Seminary Choir

Tune of the Zosima desert
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