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“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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Bless my soul the Lord... Recording of 1986
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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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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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THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998.
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Bless my soul the Lord... Moscow Synodal Choir conducted by A. D. Kastalsky, recording 1907
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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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Ìîëèòâà «Îò÷å íàø»
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Ïàñõà: `Õðèñòîñ Âîñêðåñå èç ìåðòâûõ`
Ural Chamber Choir.
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The chosen voivode... The Akathist is performed on Saturday, in praise of the Most Holy Theotokos. Recording 1990 From the record Chants of the Transfiguration of the Valaam Monastery (Melody, 1991).
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Who sanctified the whole universe with his light`. The lithium stichera of the Upper Temple in honor of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Voice 1. Recording 1990 From the record `Chants of the Transfiguration of the Valaam Monastery` (Melody, 1991).
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Tune of the Zosima desert
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