A Sacrifice of Praise
Summary: Cantors Amy Hogg and Richard Barrett discuss the state of the field in English-language Byzantine chant, exploring where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going.
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- Artist: Richard Barrett, Jamey Bennett, Amy Hogg, and Ancient Faith Ministries
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Amy and Richard talk with Cappella Romana Musical Director Alexander Lingas and Associate Director John Michael Boyer about the genesis and legacy of The Divine Liturgy in English, Cappella Romana’s groundbreaking recording first released in 2008, and recently re-released on the Naxos label. Alexander and John discuss the intent to represent the core of the Byzantine chant tradition, employing an Anaphora/Leitourgika setting in Kliton (the "reader's mode") and papadic compositions that reflect the styles used in settings by Petros Peloponnesios and ascribed to St. John Koukouzelis. This recording was also the first, and to this point only, recording to include all the parts of the Divine Liturgy. (Part 2 of 2) The Divine Liturgy Recording (CD or digital download): https://cappellaromana.org/product/divine-liturgy-english/ Scores from the project: https://cappellaromana.org/divine-liturgy-music/
Amy and Richard talk with Cappella Romana Musical Director Alexander Lingas and Associate Director John Michael Boyer about the genesis and legacy of The Divine Liturgy in English, Cappella Romana’s groundbreaking recording first released in 2008, and recently re-released on the Naxos label. Alexander and John discuss the intent to represent the core of the Byzantine chant tradition, employing an Anaphora/Leitourgika setting in Kliton (the "reader's mode") and papadic compositions that reflect the styles used in settings by Petros Peloponnesios and ascribed to St. John Koukouzelis. This recording was also the first, and to this point only, recording to include all the parts of the Divine Liturgy.
Amy and Richard talk with Cappella Romana Musical Director Alexander Lingas and Associate Director John Michael Boyer about the genesis and legacy of The Divine Liturgy in English, Cappella Romana’s groundbreaking recording first released in 2008, and recently re-released on the Naxos label. Alexander and John discuss the intent to represent the core of the Byzantine chant tradition, employing an Anaphora/Leitourgika setting in Kliton (the "reader's mode") and papadic compositions that reflect the styles used in settings by Petros Peloponnesios and ascribed to St. John Koukouzelis. This recording was also the first, and to this point only, recording to include all the parts of the Divine Liturgy.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George finish their conversation about chanting the Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part four of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George finish their conversation about chanting the Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part four of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George talk about the structure of Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part three of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George talk about the structure of Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part three of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George talk about the structure of Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part two of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George talk about the structure of Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part two of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George talk about the structure of Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part one of a four-part chat.
Amy, Richard, and guest Peter George talk about the structure of Sunday Divine Liturgy. Part one of a four-part chat.
On April 27 2020, A Sacrifice of Praise hosted a live-streamed panel discussion about the teaching and learning of Byzantine music. Our panelists were six teachers, cantors, composers, and students active in the psaltic art: John Michael Boyer, Gabriel Cremeens, Samuel Herron, our co-host Amy Hogg, Ruth Rutledge, and Christina Stavros, the questions were sent in by our listeners, and the panel was moderated by our co-host Richard Barrett. It was a very wide-ranging and provocative discussion, and we present it here. Part 3 of 3.
On April 27 2020, A Sacrifice of Praise hosted a live-streamed panel discussion about the teaching and learning of Byzantine music. Our panelists were six teachers, cantors, composers, and students active in the psaltic art: John Michael Boyer, Gabriel Cremeens, Samuel Herron, our co-host Amy Hogg, Ruth Rutledge, and Christina Stavros, the questions were sent in by our listeners, and the panel was moderated by our co-host Richard Barrett. It was a very wide-ranging and provocative discussion, and we present it here. Part 3 of 3.
On April 27 2020, A Sacrifice of Praise hosted a live-streamed panel discussion about the teaching and learning of Byzantine music. Our panelists were six teachers, cantors, composers, and students active in the psaltic art: John Michael Boyer, Gabriel Cremeens, Samuel Herron, our co-host Amy Hogg, Ruth Rutledge, and Christina Stavros, the questions were sent in by our listeners, and the panel was moderated by our co-host Richard Barrett. It was a very wide-ranging and provocative discussion, and we present it here. Part 2 of 3.
On April 27 2020, A Sacrifice of Praise hosted a live-streamed panel discussion about the teaching and learning of Byzantine music. Our panelists were six teachers, cantors, composers, and students active in the psaltic art: John Michael Boyer, Gabriel Cremeens, Samuel Herron, our co-host Amy Hogg, Ruth Rutledge, and Christina Stavros, the questions were sent in by our listeners, and the panel was moderated by our co-host Richard Barrett. It was a very wide-ranging and provocative discussion, and we present it here. Part 2 of 3.
