Susato: Early Russian Plain chant [Anatoly Grindenko]

23 February 2020

Early Russian Plain chant [Anatoly Grindenko]

Early Russian Plain chant

17th century liturgy

Come let us worship

Bless the Lord o my soul

Happy is the man

Presentation of the Lord

O gladsome light

Let my prayer arise

Praise the name of the Lord

Magnificat

Hymn to the mother of God

Glory to thee, son of the living God

Cherubim

Eucharistic chant

Hymn to the mother of God

Praise the Lord - verses for sunday communion

Eat of the bread and you will see

Hymn to the mother of God

Te Deum

The Patriarchal Choir of Moscow

Anatoly Grindenko

(flac image, log, cue, booklet)

(by courtesy of Nialami@Susato)

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basso profundo23 February, 2020 15:42
This share prepared by Nialami@Susato

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pgreen02 March, 2020 11:59
Many thanks!
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Buhodós03 March, 2020 14:56
¡Muchas gracias, Basso Profundo!
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Grasprelease08 April, 2020 11:19
Many thanks, Nilami.
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LIS09 May, 2024 11:28
LIS.Thanks!!
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23 February 2020

Early Russian Plain chant [Anatoly Grindenko]

Early Russian Plain chant

17th century liturgy

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