For unacc. mixed chorus (4 parts). The recording of the the Liturgy, op. 41 contains 10 of the 15 numbers: "the various litanies ... with their dialogue between priest and choir are omitted"--Notes. The setting of "Tebe poem" in the 9 choruses is distinct from the setting of the same text in Op. 41..

Compact disc.

Program notes by Ivan Moody in English, French & German, & transliterated Church Slavic words with English translation inserted in container.

Recorded Apr. 25-27, 1997.

Sung in Church Slavic.

Angel cried.

Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom.

Nine sacred choruses (1884/5). Cherubic hymn (Izhe cherumvimy) in F major(5:20) ; Cherubic hymn in D major (5:27) ; Cherubic hymn in C major (5:51) ; Tebe poem [not from op. 41] (3:02) ; Dostoyno est (2:27) ; Otche nash (3:22) ; Blazhenni yazhe izbral (3:20)

Da ispravitsya (7:22) ; Nyne siy nebesnyya (5:22).

Angel vopiyashe = The angel cried (1887) [zadostoynik for Easter] (3:27)

Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, op. 41, 1878 [selections]. Slava Otsu i S'inu (1:48) ; Priidite, poklonimsya (2:02) ; Cherubic hymn : Izhe kherumvimy (6:02) ; Veruyu [creed] (3:10) ; Milost' mira (2:32) ; Tebe poem (2:25) ; Dostoyno est (2:33) ; Otche nash (1:32) ; Khavalite Gospoda (2:26)

Blagosloven gradyy (3:13).

Russkai︠a︡ pravoslavnai︠a︡ t︠s︡erkovʹ > Liturgy.

Sacred vocal music > Russia > 19th century.

Corydon Singers.