Track : Evening Bells
Artist : Moscow Sretensky Monastery Choir
Album : Favorite Russian Songs
Evening Bells by Moscow Sretensky Monastery Choir from album Favorite Russian Songs
Duration : 2 minutes & 9 seconds.
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Litany for the Reposed
By : Moscow Sretensky Monastery Choir
Hypakoe
O Gentle Light
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Blagoslovi Dushe Moya, Gos Podi
By : Sredets Chamber Choir
Ne Otvrati Lica
How Glorious Is Our Lord In Zion
By : "The Orthodox Singers" Male Choir, Choirmaster: Georgiy Smirnov
Verily, He Is Worthy
Festal Trisagion - "As many of as have been baptized"
By : Cappella Romana
Imperial Acclamations for Constantine XI Palaiologos
Michaelides: the Divine Liturgy : I. Opening Blessing and Litany of
Communion hymn. "The just will be held in everlasting memory" (for January 1st)
Our Father / One Is Holy / Praise the Lord, No.1
Cherubic Hymn (special melody): The Thief Beheld
The Great Doxology, No.1
Michaelides: the Divine Liturgy : XIV. Cherubic Hymn - Ekphonesis
Apolytikion. "You who sit on a fiery throne" (for January 1st)
Kontakion. "You appeared as an unshakeable foundation" (for January 1st)
Prokeimenon (Gradual). "My tongue will speak wisdom" (for January 1st)
Alleluiarion. "Attend, O Shepherd of Israel" (for January 1st)
The First Ode of the Canon for Christmas
The Holy Oblation (Anaphora): The Dialogue Before the Anaphora
The Holy Oblation (Anaphora): The Anaphora (The Eucharistic Prayer)
Distribution Of Holy Communion: Communion Of The Laity
Kontakion for St. Bartholomew (psaltikon melody)
Final (Monastic) Dismissal: Final Dismissal
Final (Monastic) Dismissal: Blessed Be the Name of the Lord
Distribution of Holy Communion: 'Praise the Lord From the Heavens'
Michaelides: the Divine Liturgy : V. Short Litany (Third Antiphon Omitted)
Teleutaion of the Kneeling Vespers: Glory, Both Now
Teleutaion of the Kneeling Vespers: Stichologia
Teleutaion of the Kneeling Vespers: Small Litany and Psalm Intonation
Ode 9 of the First Kanon of the Pentecost (mode 4)
Down By The Volga - River - Russian Folk Song
By : The Russian Patriarchate Choir
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence - Znamenny Chant
Ikos (The Russian Easter Liturgy)
Praise the Lord (Early Russian Plainchant)
The First Antiphon: Psalm 102 (Russian Medieval Chant: The Divine Liturgy of St John Chrysostom)
The King in Heaven (Panikhida: Orthodox Requiem)
Troparion of Great Week
Verse at the appearance of the Holy Gifts
Now The Powers Of Heaven
