Various Orthodox Hymns
"Taste of the Fountain of Immortality"
Choir of Valaam Monastery
- The Call To Prayer Bells - 0.69Mb
- O, Heavenly King - Znamenny Chant - 3.32Mb
- Have Mercy On Us, O Lord - Valaam Chant - 3.71Mb
- Stichera Of The Ninth Hour Of Christmas Eve - Znamenny Chant - 8.76Mb
- Meet It Is - Writen By Tsar Theodore - 4.51Mb
- Behold The Bridegroom Cometh - Kievan Chant - 3.89Mb
- Open To Me The Doors Of Repentence - Znamenny Chant - 8.19Mb
- A Mercy Of Peace - Bizantine From Maunt Athos - 10.5Mb
- O Gladsome Light - Valaam Chant - 5.36Mb
- A Helper And Protector - Znamenny Chant - 3.40Mb
- Dogmaticon In Tone 5 - Valaam Chant - 4.12Mb
- O Lord Of Hosts - Znamenny Chant - 12.7Mb
- The Father S Embrace St Sergius - Holy Trinity Lavra Melody - 4.47Mb
- Bless The Lord O My Soul - Valaam Chant - 9.36Mb
- God Is With Us - Znamenny Chan - 10.6Mb
- Paschal Antiphon With Troparia, Znamenny Bizantine & Georgian Chants - 6.46Mb
- O Come Let Us Worship - Georgian Chant - 5.15Mb
- Receive The Body Of Christ - Georgian Chant - 3.48Mb
- Festal Bell-Ringing - 1.70Mb
THE ROSTOV BELLS - The Classical Rostov chimes
- Ioninsky (Jonah's chime) - 1690-s
- Gueorgiyevsky (George's chime) - 1720-s
- Ioakimovsky (Joachim's chime) - 1730-s
- Ionafanovsky (Jonathan's chime) - Composed in 1894 by the Very Rev. Aristarkh Israilev to the jubilee of Archb. Jonathan.
- Weekday (after Easter) - 18-19 c.
Various Other Peals, Preformed at Different Times
- Smaller peal - Performed before the Liturgy
- Water blessing peal - Performed during water blessing prayer services
- Wedding peal - A newly composed wedding peal
- Krasny (Beautiful) peal - Borrowed from the Pskov Cave monastery bell tower.
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Audio Recording of the Stremsky Family Visit to Our Church
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