Epiphany: Medieval Byzantine Chant for the Feasts on January 1st and 6th

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"Early religious music of purity and radiance in perfect realizations."

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This disc is full of medieval Byzantine chant, similar to Gregorian chant in its mesmerizing and timeless effect. Cappella Romana, an all male choir, chants the texts centering around the liturgical feast of Epiphany. The performers are all specialists in the field of ancient music. Guest director Koannis Arvanitis is an important scholar in the field of Byzantine chant.

Cappella Romana gave three concerts in London in March, and in New York at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in April.

Epiphany: Medieval Byzantine Chant for the Feasts on January 1st and 6th, Music, Cappella Romana, Byzantine Chant, St. John Koukouzelis, Choral, Choral Music, Classical, Classical Artists, Early Music / Chant, Vocal, Vocal Music

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Epiphany: Medieval Byzantine Chant for the Feasts on January 1st and 6th
Cappella Romana , Byzantine Chant , and St. John Koukouzelis
Manufacturer: Gothic Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Vocal & Song | Early Music | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music | Requiems
General | Classical | Styles | Music
General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000255LXO
Release Date: 2005-01-04

Album Description

This disc is full of medieval Byzantine chant, similar to Gregorian chant in its mesmerizing and timeless effect. Cappella Romana, an all male choir, chants the texts centering around the liturgical feast of Epiphany. The performers are all specialists in the field of ancient music. Guest director Koannis Arvanitis is an important scholar in the field of Byzantine chant.

Cappella Romana gave three concerts in London in March, and in New York at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in April.

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