
Hearts of Space Records
Various Artists - Sacred Treasures I: Choral Masterworks from Russia
CD | $ 16.98 | Add to Cart |
MP3 Album | $ 8.98 | Add to Cart |
WAV Album | $ 11.98 | Add to Cart |
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"Russian Cathedral Bells" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Great Ektenia" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Hymn of Praise" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The Leningrad Glinka State Academic Choir - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Bulgarian National Choir - "Our Father" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Fervent Supplication" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Men's Chamber Choir of Sofia - "The Noble Joseph" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir - "Amen. And with Thy Spirit" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Choir of Monks from the Chevetogne Monastery - "Russian Monastic Vespers" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Choir of the Moscow Church - "Bless the Lord, O my Soul" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Bulgarian National Choir - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir - "Our Father" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Bulgarian Radio and Television Mixed Choir - "I Have Chosen the Blissful" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
Grigory Lvovski - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
"Final Bells" (MP3) | $ 0.89 | Add to Cart | |||
"Russian Cathedral Bells" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Great Ektenia" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Hymn of Praise" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The Leningrad Glinka State Academic Choir - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Bulgarian National Choir - "Our Father" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The Russian State Symphony Capella - "Fervent Supplication" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Men's Chamber Choir of Sofia - "The Noble Jospeh" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir - "Amen. And with Thy Spirit" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Choir of Monks from the Chevetogne Monastery - "Russian Monastic Vespers" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Choir of the Moscow Church - "Bless the Lord, O my Soul" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Bulgarian National Choir - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir - "Our Father" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Bulgarian Radio and Television Mixed Choir - "I Have Chosen the Blissful" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
Grigory Lvovski - "Hymn of the Cherubim" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart | |||
"Final Bells" (WAV) | $ 1.19 | Add to Cart |
The beautiful Sacred Treasures: Choral Masterpieces From Russia assembles a variety of performances from Russian and Bulgarian choirs interpreting the music of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Sung by the finest Russian and Bulgarian choirs, this extraordinary collection of transcendent prayers and hymns highlights a timeless Russian tradition of faith and devotion. For sheer beauty, there is little to match it anywhere in the world. The solemn ecstasy in the music of the Russian Orthodox Church can trace its roots back to the earliest days of Christian worship, via the great Byzantine Empire of the Near East. It presents an uncompromising search for peaks and depths of expressive fervor, aloof from all gimmicks. That was true of the music's multi-cultural roots as monastic chant, and was maintained as it evolved into full choral harmony in the late Romantic period.
Produced by Ellen Holmes - following upon her much-loved 1987 Hearts of Space radio show “Music from a Russian Cathedral”.
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