http://www.myocn.net/ en-GB Orthodox Christian Network - All Rights Reserved Discover the world of Orthodox Liturgical music Orthodox Christian Network no Orthodox,music,Christian,music,ancient,Christianity,sacred,music,hymns Orthodox sacred music with Dr. Vladimir Morosan, who plays beautiful recordings of Orthodox liturgical music and explains their theological significance. Orthodox sacred music with Dr. Vladimir Morosan, who plays beautiful recordings of Orthodox liturgical music and explains their theological significance. Orthodox Christian Network - All Rights ReservedOrthodox,music,Christian,music,ancient,Christianity,sacred,music,hymnsReligion & Spirituality/Christianityinfo@myocn.netOrthodox Christian Networkhttp://www.myocn.net/index.php/Icons-in-Sound/http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast_buttons/icons_in_sound_pod_but.jpg Rarely heard hymns for the Feast of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (June 29) are the focus in this episode of “Icons in Sound.” Musical settings, ranging from early Russian znamenny chants to works by Rimsky-Korsakov and Fr. Sergei Glagolev, are sung by Archangel Voices, Cappella Romana, and the Russian Patriarchate Choir. Click below to listen to the program. For more information about the program and the Feast, click the 'Read More' below. {audio}http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_025.mp3{/audio} Rarely heard hymns for the Feast of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (June 29) are the focus in this episode of “Icons in Sound.” Musical settings, ranging from early Russian znamenny chants to works by Rimsky-Korsakov and Fr. Sergei Glagolev, are sung by Archangel Voices, Cappella Romana, and the Russian Patriarchate Choir. Click below to listen to the program. For more information about the program and the Feast, click the 'Read More' below. {audio}http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_025.mp3{/audio} http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_025.mp3 Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:16:38 -0700 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no This program takes an in-depth look at the Paschal Canon "This is the Day of Resurrection," composed in the early 8th century by St. John of Damascus, comparing three recordings that feature very different musical interpretations of the same basic chant melodies. This program takes an in-depth look at the Paschal Canon "This is the Day of Resurrection," composed in the early 8th century by St. John of Damascus, comparing three recordings that feature very different musical interpretations of the same basic chant melodies. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_007.mp3 Fri, 09 May 2008 18:06:36 -0700 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no This week on Icons in Sound, we listen to two beautiful recordings of Paschal music that showcase the revival of Orthodox sacred music in Russia. This week on Icons in Sound, we listen to two beautiful recordings of Paschal music that showcase the revival of Orthodox sacred music in Russia. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_006.mp3 Fri, 02 May 2008 14:25:04 -0700 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no In this episode of Icons in Sound, Dr. Vladimir Morosan, a leading expert in Orthodox sacred music, focuses on liturgical music in English for Pascha from both the Byzantine and Russian traditions. In this episode of Icons in Sound, Dr. Vladimir Morosan, a leading expert in Orthodox sacred music, focuses on liturgical music in English for Pascha from both the Byzantine and Russian traditions. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/IS_OCN_005.mp3 Fri, 25 Apr 2008 09:02:01 -0700 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no In this episode of Icons in Sound, Dr. Vladimir Morosan, a leading expert in Orthodox sacred music, plays selections from an extraordinary and unique work of Orthodox-inspired non-liturgical art: Fr. Ivan Moody's Passion and Resurrection. In this episode of Icons in Sound, Dr. Vladimir Morosan, a leading expert in Orthodox sacred music, plays selections from an extraordinary and unique work of Orthodox-inspired non-liturgical art: Fr. Ivan Moody's Passion and Resurrection. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_OCN_004.mp3 Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:35:47 -0700 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no The third episode of Icons in Sound showcases a CD that came out just before Pascha in 2007 -- Russian composer Alexandre Gretchaninoff's Passion Week, as recorded on the Chandos label by the Kansas City Chorale and the Phoenix Bach Choir, under the direction of Charles Bruffy. This superb recording of was nominated for five Grammy awards, including Best Classical Album and Best Choral Performance, and it ended up winning one Grammy for Best Engineered Classical Album. The CD got absolutely glowing reviews in a number of magazines and periodicals, which gave wide exposure to Orthodox church music in a positive light. The third episode of Icons in Sound showcases a CD that came out just before Pascha in 2007 -- Russian composer Alexandre Gretchaninoff's Passion Week, as recorded on the Chandos label by the Kansas City Chorale and the Phoenix Bach Choir, under the direction of Charles Bruffy. This superb recording of was nominated for five Grammy awards, including Best Classical Album and Best Choral Performance, and it ended up winning one Grammy for Best Engineered Classical Album. The CD got absolutely glowing reviews in a number of magazines and periodicals, which gave wide exposure to Orthodox church music in a positive light. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_OCN_003.mp3 Mon, 14 Apr 2008 13:29:02 -0700 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no This program focuses on one of the most beloved hymns of the Paschal season--the festal Hymn to the Theotokos “The Angel Cried," and features 10 beautiful settings, ranging from chant to choral polyphony, sung in Greek, Church Slavonic, and English.   This program focuses on one of the most beloved hymns of the Paschal season--the festal Hymn to the Theotokos “The Angel Cried," and features 10 beautiful settings, ranging from chant to choral polyphony, sung in Greek, Church Slavonic, and English.   http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_009.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no This program celebrates the great feast of the Ascension of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ -- one of the 12 major feasts of the Church, which is always observed 40 days after Pascha. This program celebrates the great feast of the Ascension of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ -- one of the 12 major feasts of the Church, which is always observed 40 days after Pascha. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_010.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no This episode of "Icons in Sound" celebrates "All the Saints of North America," featuring hymns in honor of such saints as St. Herman of Alaska, St. Innocent, Enlightener of North America, and St. John, the Wonderworker of Shanghai and San Francisco. Although this is a relatively recent tradition in the life of the North American Churches, the musical selections, drawn from a variety of chant styles and sung in English, demonstrate that the practice of commemorating the American saints is becoming increasingly widespread. This episode of "Icons in Sound" celebrates "All the Saints of North America," featuring hymns in honor of such saints as St. Herman of Alaska, St. Innocent, Enlightener of North America, and St. John, the Wonderworker of Shanghai and San Francisco. Although this is a relatively recent tradition in the life of the North American Churches, the musical selections, drawn from a variety of chant styles and sung in English, demonstrate that the practice of commemorating the American saints is becoming increasingly widespread. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_013.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no Orthodox worship in the English language requires musical settings of hymns that “sing” and “pray” in English. For over 50 years, Father Sergei Glagolev has been composing liturgical music in English, and teaching and inspiring others to do the likewise. It is fitting, therefore, that our first program in a series devoted to Orthodox composers in America be devoted to his pioneering works. Click here to read additional biographical information on Fr. Glagolev.   Orthodox worship in the English language requires musical settings of hymns that “sing” and “pray” in English. For over 50 years, Father Sergei Glagolev has been composing liturgical music in English, and teaching and inspiring others to do the likewise. It is fitting, therefore, that our first program in a series devoted to Orthodox composers in America be devoted to his pioneering works. Click here to read additional biographical information on Fr. Glagolev.   http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_014.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no Hear the Divine Liturgy like you've never heard it before! On this week's "Icons in Sound" we are delighted to bring you a preview of Cappella Romana's newest CD, which is being launched at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese's Clergy-Laity Congress. This is truly a history-making recording, on which the complete Divine Liturgy, in the English translation of the Thyateira Diocese, is chanted in authentic Byzantine style by expert, professional-caliber chanters, whose native language is English. Hear the Divine Liturgy like you've never heard it before! On this week's "Icons in Sound" we are delighted to bring you a preview of Cappella Romana's newest CD, which is being launched at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese's Clergy-Laity Congress. This is truly a history-making recording, on which the complete Divine Liturgy, in the English translation of the Thyateira Diocese, is chanted in authentic Byzantine style by expert, professional-caliber chanters, whose native language is English. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_015.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no This episode of Icons in Sound; is a musical celebration of the great feast of the Transfiguration of Christ, which the Orthodox Church marks on August 6th. The festal hymns describe the events of the feast, offer praise to the Lord Jesus Christ for His glorious works, exhort and inspire the faithful, and reflect upon the theological depth of the celebration. This episode of Icons in Sound; is a musical celebration of the great feast of the Transfiguration of Christ, which the Orthodox Church marks on August 6th. The festal hymns describe the events of the feast, offer praise to the Lord Jesus Christ for His glorious works, exhort and inspire the faithful, and reflect upon the theological depth of the celebration. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/IconsinSound016.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no The great feast of the Dormition or Falling Asleep of the Most Holy Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary, which the Church celebrates on August 15th, has some of the richest hymnography of the Orthodox festal cycle. This program samples the vast treasure-house of Dormition hymns in three languages--English, Greek, and Church Slavonic. The great feast of the Dormition or Falling Asleep of the Most Holy Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary, which the Church celebrates on August 15th, has some of the richest hymnography of the Orthodox festal cycle. This program samples the vast treasure-house of Dormition hymns in three languages--English, Greek, and Church Slavonic. http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_017.mp3 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no Just as Christ's Apostles were enabled on the Day of Pentecost to proclaim the Gospel in many different languages, so this episode of "Icons in Sound" proclaims the message of the feast in a variety of languages -- Greek, Church Slavonic, and English, and features a variety of musical styles, offering "praise with one voice."   Just as Christ's Apostles were enabled on the Day of Pentecost to proclaim the Gospel in many different languages, so this episode of "Icons in Sound" proclaims the message of the feast in a variety of languages -- Greek, Church Slavonic, and English, and features a variety of musical styles, offering "praise with one voice."   http://www.myocn.net/images/stories/podcast/IS/Icons_in_Sound_011.mp3 Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 -0800 info@myocn.net (Orthodox Christian Network)no Orthodox Christian NetworknonadultDiscover the world of Orthodox Liturgical music