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The World-Wide Source for Russian Choral Music
2008 Grammy Award Winner!
Gretchaninoff - Passion Week
Best Engineered Classical Recording
(recorded from Musica Russica's edition, Gr-PW)
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~ Highlights from our NEW 2007/2008 catalogs ~
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Cherubika: The Hymn of Great Entrance; Chant of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Fr. Lawrence Margitich, cond. NEW!
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Behold Your God; St. Seraphim Choir, Santa Rosa, CA; NEW!
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Don Cossack Choir; Serge Jaroff. DVD - NEW RELEASE!
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Kyivan Liturgy; Recorded at Holy Trinity-St. Jonah's Monastery, Kyiv
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Of Thy Mystical Supper: Russian Old Rite Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom in Znamenny Chant
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Master, Bless! Hymns of the Hierarchal Divine Liturgy: Archangel Voices (in English) NEW! "Archangel Voices at their best"
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The Eyes of All Look To Thee With Hope; Monastery Choir of St. John of San Francisto, Manton, California. NEW!
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Sacared Heritage: Pavel Chesnokov; Male Choir of St. Petersburg
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Pascha of Ancient Rus'; Choir of the Protection of the Mother of God Church; Kiev, Ukraine
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Having Seen the Resurrection of Christ; Choir of the Most Gracious Savior Monastery in Ekaterinburg
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Thou Who Art Filled With Light; Festal Choir of the Most Gracious Savior Monastery: Ekaterinburg
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Folk Songs; Male Choir of St. Petersburg; Vadim Afanasiev, conductor
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Consecration of Christ the Savior Cathedral, Moscow, August 19, 2000 (2 DVDs)
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Alexander Kastalsky: The Marriage Service and Sacred Works; "Domestik" Choir of Ekaterinberg
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Medieval Church Singing: Byzantine, Bulgarian, Georgian, and Russian; Three Holies Church Choir
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The Great Multansk Polyeleos: from the Suprasl' Heirmologion 1596-1601; Sisters of the Novo-Tikhvin Monastery; Ekaterinburg
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Sacred Treasures V: From a Russian Cathedral; Various Choirs
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Let's Gather the Family, vol 2: Ethnic Music of Ukrainians Performed by Professional Musicians; Drevo, Syke Pole, Volodar, Otava, Hurtopravci
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Music in the St. Peter and Paul Cathedral; Male Choir of St. Petersburg; Vadim Afanasiev, cond.
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Pavel Chesnokov: Panikhida 2; "Domestik" Choir of Ekaterinberg; Once in a while a recording comes along in which all the elements blend together in perfect harmony.
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