Bortnyansky: Glory Be To God

On this CD:

1. Cherubim Hymn No. 7 in D major
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

2. Choral Concerto No. 3 for double choir "Lord let the king rejoice" (Psalm 45) (No. 71)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

3. Choral Concerto No. 26 "Lord, God of Israel" (No.94)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

4. Choral Concerto No. 32, "Tell me, O Lord, my end" (No. 100)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

5. Choral Concerto No. 34 "Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered" (No. 102)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

6. Laudatory Concert for One Choir No.1 (No.55) in F major "Glory be to God"
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

7. Three-Part Liturgy (No.9) "Glory...and The Only-Begotten Son"
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

8. Laudatory Concerto for Two Choirs No. 2 in C major "Glory be to God" (No. 60)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

9. Laudatory Concerto for Two Choirs No. 7 in C major "Glory be to God" (No. 65)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

10. Mnogaya leta (Many Years) for choir in D major (No.25b)
Composed by Dimitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky

Tracks:

Nine Sili Nebesniye
Vo Iskhode Israileve
Slava. Edinorodnii Sine
Maloie Slavosloviye
Retche Gospod Gospevi Moyemu
Slava Vo Vishnikh Bogu
Voskliknite Gospodeve
Velikoye Slavosloviye
Khvalite Imya Gospodne
Gospod Prosveshcheniye Moyo
Deva Dnes
Veriu
Slava Vo Vishnikh Bogu
S Nami Bod

Customer Reviews:

Glorious.......2006-07-31

I have listened to a great deal of Orthodox music and I think this is by far one of the most beautiful collections I have ever heard. Actually, it is one of the most georgeous pieces of music of any kind I have heard.

Awesome... heavenly... ethereal Russian Choral Music.......2006-05-21

This Awesome, ethereal, heavenly ANCIENT ECHOES was a gift of my friend, Dick Talley last year. Seldom does my early awakening miss listening to these choral chants of the Orthodox Monastery!

If I could choose the more interesting, comforting, fasinating polyphonic chants, they would be No.3 "The Only Begotten Son" of Golovanov, No.5 "The Lord Speaketh" and No.6 "Glory be to God in the highest" both by Bortnyansky!

Only Russian Choral Treasures are equally awesome, spiritually refreshing. When I awaken every morning around 4:00, I began listening to both these recordings, before reading or praying for friends, such as, Dick and Anita Talley.

Upon becoming 75 years of age, I tend to simplify my habit of listening to Choral Music. Most fondly reviewed by Retired Chaplain Fred W Hood, "Barbara377" (Fayetteville, GA USA)

The Might of the Russian Male Choral Sound.......2005-10-03

The Russian liturgical music, especially that for the high holy days of Christmas and Easter, owns a mystery all its own. This splendid recording by the Chorovaya Akademia conducted by Alexander Sedov is a fine a sound as any produced on recording. Though few of the composers (with the exception of Tchaikovsky and Grechaninov) are well known outside Russia, the works are all beautifully composed and hauntingly performed. There is somewhat of a sameness to these religious works (little variation in tempi, expressive range, dynamics) but the overall effect is one of humble spirituality.

This is a fine example of the Russian choral music that is growing in popularity one the recorded repertoire and it is for this listener one of the best. Grady Harp, October 05

Compare These 3.......2004-04-19

There are 3 different CD's about Russian Choir "A Cappella" music which can be discussed & reveal a certain enjoyment to different people with different needs or means:

"Ikon" sung by the Holst Singers on Hyperion is the middle ground that gives a well balance & beautiful music from an English choir group. If you did not know they were English, you would think of them as Russian. Most songs are Russian classics from Sviridov, Gretchaninov, Kalinnikov, & Tchaikovsky with modern versions from Part, Gorecki, & Nystedt. The highlight is from the female sopranos which give an angelic & awl inspiring spiritual uplift that must not be missed.

"Sacred Treasures" sung by several groups including The Russian State Symphony Cappelle, The Leningrad State Academic Choir, The Bulgarian National Choir, & a few other groups on Hearts of Space give the most authentic Russian that to English ears may sound slow & uneventful. Yet to a person that knows Russian, this CD will cause the most goose bumps due to its rightful intensity with music from Rachmaninov, Bortniansky, Kedrov, Gertchaninov, Tchaikovsky, Christov, Turchaninov, & Lvovski.

"Ancient Echoes" sung by the Chorovaya Akademia on RCA Victor may give the best first impression due to its well made production that will give a serious work out to any professional stereo system, yet with further study will reveal an over dramatized style that may get in the way. Songs from the composers Sheretiev, Nikolsky, Golovanov, Strokin, Bortnyansky, Grechaninov, Riutol, Tchaikovsky, & Chesnokov.

If your into Russian "A Cappella" music, give these 3 CD's a try & decided for yourself.

Quite genuine but lacking in contemplative mellowness.......2004-01-05

The fantastic cover of this cd notwithstanding (the monk in red habit is a Catholic monk, probably a Carthusian, Orthodox monks wear a different habit), this is a cd of authentic Russian religious music for Christmas and Easter composed in the last 200 years and sung by an all-male choir: the Choravaya Akademia under the direction of Alexander Sedov.

The total length of this recording is 63:25 minutes.

Compared with other such cds available on Amazon.com like Sacred Treasures I and II, Ancient Echoes has a more vigorous and folk-song style. I do not want to sound sacrilegious or cynical in the least but many of the chants sound like Red Army songs.

So if you are looking for something virile and robust, something to bolster your resolution for moral rearmament, this is the kind of music that will delight you. If on the other hand you are looking for something tenderly contemplative, buy Sacred Treasures I or II or Rachmaninoff's Vespers by the Robert Shaw Festival Singers.

The Powers of Heaven: Orthodox Music of the 17th & 18th Centuries
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Beautiful! Beautiful!

Russian Orthodox Singing? Not!...

The musical splendour of St Petersburg

Exquisite Singing - Interesting Music

Russian music but heavily westernized...

The Powers of Heaven: Orthodox Music of the 17th & 18th Centuries

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ASIN: B00009XBJC
Release Date: 2003-09-09

Tracks:

Let My Prayer Arise
Now The Powers Of Heaven
The Cherubic Hymn
O Most Holy Maiden Mary
Glory/Only-Begotten Son
In The Flesh Thou Didst Fall Asleep
I Lift Up My Eyes To The Mountains
Praise The Name Of The Lord
With My Voice I Cried Out To The Lord
By The Rivers Of Babylon
Lord, Make Me To Know My End

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful! Beautiful!.......2007-01-26

The Powers of Heaven is just that, a slice of heaven. The voices are so beautiful and rich, I can just imagine that the angels themselves are singing! I have been searching for the Cherubic Hymn sung in the style of our litergy at Annunciation Orthodox Church in Houston. This is recorded so touchingly, and to my delight, I now have new songs from this album to add to my lists of favorites. The Powers of Heaven is powerful indeed!

Russian Orthodox Singing? Not!..........2005-10-31

Beautiful choral music devoid of true Russian soul. Westernized to a degree of being unrecognizable. It comes from the "western" school of Rusian choral art and has nothing in common with the prayerful and deeply spiritual dimension of the Orthodox faith.

The musical splendour of St Petersburg.......2005-06-22

St Petersburg is famous for the magnificance of its architecture and this CD explore that splendour in music terms. Peter the Great drove Russia into the modern world with his modernisation drive, and without this Russia may have remained in the middle ages and certainly no match against the onslaught of tyrants such as Napoleon and Hitler.

With his modernisation drive Peter the Great brought in Western composers, mainly from Italy where the latest musical fashions were being wrought at the time. Teachers of composition would likely have used examples such as Palestrina, Lassus, Gabrielli and Josquin as examples. The teachers must have been highly conservative for Vasily Titov writes 12-part counterpoint late in the 1600's when this sort of multi-part polychoral writing was going right out fashion - clearly his Italian teachers had little time for the more avant garde trends set by the likes of Monteverdi, fadish madrigalian trends being thus noticeably absent. The results are an extraordinary mixture of Russian Orthodox stylistic tendencies with the compositional principles of the Seconda Prattica, where despite the importation of Western techniques, the very Russian compositional character comes through strongly. Titov is arguably a good a composer as Russia has ever produced.

With later composers such as Bortniansky, there seems to be a greater awareness of the latest Western trends, perhaps even those of the up-and-coming Viennese group of composers such as Haydn, although Italian composers such as Durante were still highly dominant amongst conservative circles at the time. There is certainly a hint of the gallant style entering into the writing.

This is all very rewarding music - except for those who are want to walk through the magnificant architecture of St Petersburg - such as the Hermitage, and the Petershof, bemoaning the fact that Russia didn't remain in the Middle Ages. Some of the comments seen below seem almost reminiscent of those of the oppressive Council of Trent in their Papal condemnation of gloriously rich multipart contrapunctal writing. The importation of the Spirit of the Renaissance and the new Humanism had clearly ushered a new age for Russia.

The choral singing here is truly wonderful with fine tone and intonation throughout, as you would expect with Paul Hillier in charge. The recording is good - clean and clear.

This is a highly recommendable recording.

Exquisite Singing - Interesting Music.......2004-09-28

The music on this CD is a fascinating time capsule. In 1712 Peter the Great moved the Russian capital to St. Petersburg. Opening Russia to the influences of the West, he invited European artists and craftsmen, including Italian composers, to come to Russia, and sent Russian composers to study in Italy, to learn modern techiques. Thus, this 18th century music is recognizably Italian, even that written by the Russian composers like Bortniansky. And yet, the evocative Russian Orthodox texts have inspired a uniquely spiritual depth of expression. The title work, "Now the powers of heaven" by Giuseppe Sarti, is lush and beautiful, and reminded me of the Lotti "Crucifixus".

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir is wonderful. I don't normally enjoy music from this period, but their singing was so perfect it captivated me totally. Sopranos had a full sound but not much vibrato; intonation was flawless; expressive but still precise. This is the first recording of theirs I have heard. It won't be the last.

Russian music but heavily westernized..........2003-12-02

Lovers of Russian choir music with a deep, mystical atmosphere will be sorely disappointed by this music. Although the lyrics are Russian and Orthodox, the melodies and vocal arrangements are Italian and some of the pieces sound like a parody of Monteverdi's Vespers of the Virgin Mary.
This is explained in the booklet that comes with the cd. It has apparently a lot to do with Peter the Great's westernization drive. He had Italian composers come over from Venice to alter the traditional church music, which he apparently deemed backwards. The result is beautiful but devoid of depth, except maybe for the fourth track, a hymn to the Virgin Mary, which sounds like a litany and is quite soothing and religious in tone.The rest is for me pure profane music only intended to please the ear.

Celestial Litanies-The Ultimate Journey To Mystical Russian Soundscapes

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Transandental epic masterpiece!
Mystical Russian Soundscapes?
If you love Russian Orthodox music/Sacred Musicýbuy this CD!

Celestial Litanies-The Ultimate Journey To Mystical Russian Soundscapes

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Ode Of The Nativity - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
'Christ Is Risen' - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
Kontakion - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
Hymn To St. Euphrosyne - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
Hymn For The Exaltation Of The Holy Cross - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
(Sacred Song) To Basil The Great - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
Greatness Of The Episcopate - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
'We Bow Before Your Cross' - Madrigal Ens Of Moscow/Oleg Yanchenko
Stikhira in Honor Of Peter, Leader Of Moscow And All The Russias - I. Voronov/S. Sermyagin/P. Deryugin/E. Chepirov
'O Only Son' - Men's Chor Of The Patriarchate Of Moscow
'O King Of Heaven' - Men's Chor Of The Patriarchate Of Moscow
Con No.15, Op.41: 'Come, Sing, People Of God' - Chm Chor Of The Ministry Of Culture Of The USSR/Valeri Polyansky
'O Come, Let Us Worship' - Chm Chor Of The Ministry Of Culture Of The USSR/Valeri Polyansky
Hymn Of The Cherubim - Chm Chor Of The Ministry Of Culture Of The USSR/Valeri Polyansky
Con: 'I Think Of The Dreadful Day' - Chm Chor Of The Institute Of Art Of Voronej
Grand Litany, Op.31 - Chm Chor Of The Institute Of Art Of Voronej
Grand Litany Of Supplication - Chm Chor Of Moscow/Vladimir Minin
'Blessed Be The Name Of The Lord' - Chm Chor Of Moscow/Vladimir Minin
'Glory Be To The Father' - Chm Chor Of Moscow/Vladimir Minin

Customer Reviews:

Good music.......2004-09-08

Although I myself am not very religious, I do have an interest for Russian Chant. Endowed in mysticism, Russian chant has the ability to express both love and sorrow at the same time. The music is indeed very powerful and beautiful. Speaking as a composer as well, I must say that I am compelled to take a greater interest in incorporating some of this chant in some of my own music. I give it 4/5 stars - you cant go wrong with it.

Replying to the previous commentator... That isnt very nice. I am sure that there were many Atheists that lived in the USSR at the time who were very decent human beings. I dont think that the cruel acts of Stalin and other Soviet dictators should automatically define all Atheists as "Totilitarian Atheist Commnunist Animals". Besides Atheists aren't the only ones who committed atrocities, parallels can be drawn to Christianity as well. In the end, it is humanity that is forever at fault and not religion and disbelief.

Again, good album.

Transandental epic masterpiece!.......2002-07-23

Before the totalitarian atheistic communist animals wretched forth their unholy barbarism upon the fertile soils of Mother Russia, the Christian church blossemed forth in that great country - and survives still, in defiant triumph of good over evil!!!

Choral music is unique in that only the human voice is used, both for tonations, and for singing lyrics - no other musical instruments are used. The effect is dramatic and appeals directly to the soul.

This music comes from the rich and earthy hearts of those who have known great sorrow, and yet have hope; from those who are embroiled in epic struggle, and yet have faith; from those who have been afflicted by hatred, and yet are filled with love.

Solem homaging of all that is Holy, brought humbly, respectfully, and joyfully to earthly form - a comparatively dim but inspiring suggestion of what Heaven's choir must be like:

1 Cor 2:9
9 But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.
KJV

These masterful works are a treasure for all mankind!

Mystical Russian Soundscapes?.......2000-01-19

An odd title if you're not buying it for meditation purposes. Anyway, this CD covers an expansive amount of reportoire. The rarely heard Madrigal Ensemble of Moscow is represented by the first 8 tracks, which consist of extremely rare music you probably won't find in too many other places. Finally the listener is suddenly transported from early Russian unison chant (No. 11) to a full Bortniansky concerto (No. 12). The rest of the selections are all polyphonic, although I'd argue that they are not "Russia's finest choirs." I'd recommend this CD up to track 12.

If you love Russian Orthodox music/Sacred Musicýbuy this CD!.......1999-10-28

What a "secret gem" of a CD!

Hauntingly beautiful; deep with feeling, this music is truly of Heaven. A phenomenal *meditation tool* or simply music to *deeply relax* and just listen to. Also, for the uninitiated, this CD is a valid introduction to both Orthodox Christian Sacred Music, and Orthodox Russian Spirituality in particular. It's well worth noting that music such as this can quite literally change your life -- in surprisingly profound, and meaningful ways; I know many whom it has.

Music from Russian Monasteries & Churches
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Music from Russian Monasteries & Churches

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ASIN: B000001WS3
Release Date: 1996-05-21

Tracks:

Intro: Our Father
Monastery Songs: Heavenly Powers Serve Now Invisibly With Us
Monastery Songs: Extract From The Akathistos For The Holiest Mother Of God
Monastery Songs: O Most Marvellous Miracle!
Monastery Songs: Let Us, O Lord, Keep This Evening Without Sin!
Monastery Songs: God Is With Us!
Monastery Songs: Bortnianski No.7: Cheruvikon
Christmas Hymns: All The Angels In Heaven Do Rejoice, And Every Man On Earth
Christmas Hymns: Extracts From The Canon Of Matins For Christmas Morning
Christmas Hymns: Stichire For The Feast Of The Nativity
Chor Conc: Hear, O Lord, My Voice, And Receive My Prayer!
Easter Hymn: Christ Has Risen From The Dead
Composers Of The 'Moscow School': Friendly Light Of Holy Splendour - Vladimir Makarov
Composers Of The 'Moscow School': Glory Be To God On High And Peace On Earth To All Men!
Composers Of The 'Moscow School': Save, O God, Thy People And Bless Thy Inheritance - Vladimir Surgenko
Old Religious Songs: How Glorious Is Our Lord In Zion!
Old Religious Songs: Heaven And Earth, Rejoice, For Christ Is Born!
Wish For Blessing: For Many Years!

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Early Russian Plain Chant

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ProductGroup: Music
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Te Deum | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000027MVJ
Release Date: 1993-12-03

Tracks:

Come And Worship Our Lord
My Soul, Bless The Lord
Happy Is The Man
Presentation Of The Lord
Peaceful Light
May My Prayer Rise To Thee
Praise The Name Of The Lord
Magnificat
Magnificat
Hymn To the Mother Of God
Glory Be To Thee, O Lord
Cherubim
Cucharistic Chant
Hymn To The Mother Of God
Praise The Lord
Eat Of The Bread
Hymn To The Mother Of God
Te Deum

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Opus 111's first disc of medieval Russian plainchant and polyphony surveys the various styles that Anatoly Grindenko and his choir explore in depth on subsequent recordings. There are examples of znamenny chant (the Russian equivalent of Gregorian plainsong, more recognizably melodic than the Western equivalent) as well as the extraordinary indigenous polyphony that developed in 17th-century Russia. The largely homophonic strochny and melismatic demestvenny styles lack any concept of Western-style consonance and dissonance (chords are more likely to be built on seconds than thirds); partesny ("part-singing") chants have a simple chordal style very like Western fauxbordon. The disc ends with an 18th-century Tebe Bozhe khvalim (Te Deum) by Bortniansky full of the newly dominant Western influence--in this context, it sounds very gaudy (as Grindenko probably intended). --Matthew Westphal

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Bortnyansky: Glory Be To God

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Christmas Vespers

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Release Date: 1994-11-16

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God Is With Us
Nativity Troparion: Your Birth, O Christ
Nativity Kondakion: The Virgin Today
Heaven And Earth
Lord, Now Let This Thy Servant Depart
Nativity Troparion: Your Birth, O Christ
Glory Be To God On High (Before The Reading Of The 6 Psalms)
God Is The lord (With Troparion)
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From My Youth
Prokimen: Out Of The Womb
Glory Be To God On High
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Russian Choral Music

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Release Date: 1995-06-13

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Weihnacht Im Goldglanz Der Ikonen

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Mystik des Ostens, Vol. 2

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Release Date: 1996-01-01

Tracks:

Vater unser
Preise den Herrn, o meine Seele
Wir loben dich, wir preisen dich
Der einsichtige Bosewicht
Heiliger Gott
Gesegnet ist der Herr
Cherubinischer Gesang
Ehre sei Gott in der Hohe
Freundliches Licht heiliger Herrlichkeit
Cherubinischer Gesang Nr. 4
Tag der Erlosung
Ehre sei Gott in der Hohe
Herr, erhore meine Stimme
Preiset den Herrn
Vater unser, der du bist im Himmel
Lobpreis der Heiligen Cyril und Methodius

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