Muzică

Proiect, istorie, artă, literatură, noutăți, diverse, legături.

Un blog dedicat iubitorilor muzicii tradiționale a Bisericii Ortodoxe. Partituri, concerte, video de colecție, exerciții de paralaghie, audiții.

Un blog al iubitorilor de muzică psaltică. Prezintă psalții și activitățile lor, muzică, partituri, concerte (audio), video și foto.

Această pagină caută să cuprindă informații despre formații de muzică psaltică din România, piese ale acestora, lecții de muzică psaltică, utilitare software din domeniul muzicii psaltice, partituri, lecții de psaltică multimedia și grup de discuții.

Cântări duhovnicești de la mănăstiri, acatiste, tropare, pricesne, cântările Învierii, colinde, grupuri psaltice, muzică bizantină, cântări românești, rusești, etc.

Prezentarea grupului psaltic, lecții de muzică bizantină, magazin virtual cu CD, casete, carte de cântări bizantine, icoane pictate și litografii.

Selected choral chants in Slavic and English. Original compositions and harmonizations of traditional chants by Johannes H. Hindriks. Scores and sound files available for free distribution and performance in Orthodox Church rites. Self-study materials to chants.

Publishes articles and news for the promotion of traditional Orthodox liturgical arts. Covers visual arts, music, liturgical ceremony and texts, and relevant art history and theory.

The development of the Church Slavonic E-Tutor. Free download. Prayers, tropars, mp3. General Slavonic help.

The Orthodox Singers Male Choir official website. Orthodox music. Basso profondo. Russian folk songs.

Church songs performed by the Choir of St. Panteleimon Russian Orthodox Church in Hartford, CT. Available in .pdf and .midi formats.

Information on the life and works of the singer, poet and composer Igor Talkov: songs, video, photos, interviews and articles, recollections, books, poems and songs about Talkov, etc.

The official website of the Valaam monastery. Heritage and today of the monastery. Photos, music, pilgrimage, restoration, contacts, Q&A and appeal for help.

Principle of the self-instruction manual (the note + the cartridge). Examples of PDF, mp3. Transactions: Unchangeable church chanting of Nightlong vigiland Divine Liturgy; Osmoglasnik; Chanting of triod fast; Chanting of Sacred Easter; Chanting of Sacraments; Chanting Passionate Week. History, projects & homilies.

Resources on Eastern (Orthodox/Slavic) church singing. Scanned music books (Slavonic and others), books and papers on church music and related matters (in Russian and other languages), musical arrangements and compositions (in Slavonic, Finnish, English, Russian and other languages). Available in PDF format.

Moscow Bell Centre has been acting since 1995 by His Holiness, Holy Patriarchy of Moscow and all Russia Aleksey’s II blessing, with the aim of preparing highly qualified bell ringers for Russian Orthodox Church. All wishing to study, primarily those recommended by temples and monasteries, are accepted. The period of studies is 3 months. The program consists of theoretical courses, as well as practical studies of church toll. An official certificate is given after finishing studies.

The “Church Composer” site has a separate webpage for each composer writing Orthodox spiritual music, were you can find scores and also audio and video records of the singing. This music undergoes an examination at the Advisory Council, which consists of clergy, choir masters and Union of Russian Composers members. Articles on current problems in modern Orthodox music.

The School strives to spread the Byzantine music and the correct chanting according to musical rules inherited from the Orthodox liturgy. Year after year, SEM moves forward with firm steps towards professionalism, strongly believing that the offering to the Almighty should come from the best herd. The school foresees the Byzantine music as an exceptionally important means, especially in our technological and entertaining era, to attrach the youth to church, to its liturgy, thus to the commitment community life.

Founded to provide researchers, composers, singers, and students with opportunities to meet, share experiences and scores, and to participate in conferences worldwide. This website enables ISOCM to achieve those goals by helping musicians in the discovery of materials, digital manuscripts, and the exchanging of ideas to enhance the development of musical resources.

The Festival is organized in response to the growing interest in Orthodox music, its preservation and dissemination, creation and performance of Orthodox chants worldwide. Rules, conditions, participation form, participants, links and contacts.