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Mt. Sinai: Frontier Of Byzantium (Voices Of Byzantium: Medieval Byzantine Chant From Mt. Sinai)
Artist:
Cappella Romana
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Invitatorium (Mode Plagal 4)
2. Proemium (Mode Plagal 4)
3. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Anoixantaria By St. John Koukouzelis (Mode Plagal 4)
4. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Doxology Of The Anoixantaria (Mode 2)
5. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: From The Lamplighting Psalms, The Kekragarion (Mode 1)- Psalm 140:1
6. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: From The Lamplighting Psalms, The Kekragarion (Mode 1) - Psalm 140: 2
7. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: From The Lamplighting Psalms, The Kekragarion (Mode 1) - Psalm 140: 3 - 5
8. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Three Stichera Prosomoia For St. Catherine (Mode 1)
9. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Doxastikon Of St. Catherine: Sticheron Idiomelon (Mode 2); Part 1
10. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Doxastikon Of St. Catherine: Sticheron Idiomelon: Part 2 (Mode Plagal 2)
11. The Vespers Of St. Catherine: Sticheron (Mode 2)
12. The Service Of The Furnace: The Play Of The Three Holy Children: First Canticle, Ode 7, The Song Of The Three Holy Children, Wit
13. The Service Of The Furnace: The Play Of The Three Holy Children: Sticheron "The Angel Of The Lord Came Down" (Mode Pla
14. The Service Of The Furnace: The Play Of The Three Holy Children: Conclusion Of The First Canticle
15. Second Canticle, Ode 8
16. The Service Of The Furnace: The Play Of The Three Holy Children: Kalophonic Sticheron "When The Tyrant Saw" (Mode Plag
17. The Service Of The Furnace: The Play Of The Three Holy Children: Conclusion Of The Second Canticle
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Cappella Romana performs exquisite Byzantine musical treasures-from the cathedrals and monasteries of the Eastern Roman Empire-preserved from destruction in the Egyptian desert at the Greek Orthodox Monastery of St. Catherine at Mt. Sinai. Features music for the medieval celebration of Vespers in honor of St. Catherine, and Byzantium's only liturgical drama, the Service of the Three Youths in the Fiery Furnace. Cappella Romana is a professional vocal ensemble that performs early and contemporary sacred classical music in the Christian traditions of East and West. The ensemble is known especially for it's presentations and recordings of medieval Byzantine chant (the Eastern sibling of Gregorian chant), Greek and Russian Orthodox choral works, and other sacred music that expresses the historic traditions of a unified Christian inheritance.
