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On Pronouncing Saints’ Names in English

By Hieromonk Herman (Majkrzak) on January 22, 2020
On Pronouncing Saints’ Names in English

At the Name of Jesus, every knee shall bow … and every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.       —Phil. 2:10, 11 I You might remember the old song in which a man and woman argue about pronunciation. “You like potayto and I like potahto; you like tomayto and I like […]

Posted in Music, Theory | Tagged Byzantine, choral, English, greek, hieromonk herman, liturgical, Music, Orthodox, pronunciation, saint's names, singing June 21, 2021

The State of Church Singing in America: An Interview with Choirmaster Benedict Sheehan

By Benedict Sheehan on September 28, 2015
The State of Church Singing in America: An Interview with Choirmaster Benedict Sheehan

Editor’s Note: This interview appeared originally on pravoslavie.ru, with questions posed by Jesse Dominick. Benedict Sheehan is a composer, conductor, arranger, writer about, and teacher of, music. He currently plies his trade at St. Tikhon’s Orthodox Theological Seminary and Monastery, where, since 2010, he has taught Orthodox liturgical music and directed the choirs. Benedict is also a regular […]

Posted in Music | Tagged Benedict Sheehan, choir, choral, Music, Orthodox, parish, russian, Saint Tikhon’s, sining, vladimir gorbik September 30, 2015

The 2014 Pan-Orthodox Liturgical Music Symposium: Reflections and Reviews

By Andrew Gould on August 24, 2014
The 2014 Pan-Orthodox Liturgical Music Symposium: Reflections and Reviews

The 2014 Pan-Orthodox Liturgical Music Symposium took place July 12-15 at Northern Kentucky University. The following is a series of reflections upon the symposium written by some of the main organizers and participants. I highly recommend that anyone who did not attend the event should read this. It paints an inspiring picture of an American […]

Posted in Music | Tagged 2014 Pan-Orthodox Liturgical Music Symposium, Byzantine, choral, Kurt Sander, Northern Kentucky University, Orthodox, Peter Jermihov, POLMS, richard barrett, russian, sacred music, Sergei Glagolev, Vladimir Morosan August 25, 2014

The Patriarch Tikhon Choir – Their Sound Hath Gone Forth

By Benedict Sheehan on July 16, 2013
The Patriarch Tikhon Choir - Their Sound Hath Gone Forth

For Immediate Release The Patriarch Tikhon Choir, a unique choral ensemble made up of professional singers from Russia and North America, under the direction of renowned Moscow conductor Vladimir Gorbik, will perform their premiere concert series of Orthodox sacred choral works entitled “Their Sound Hath Gone Forth,” Monday, September 16, 2013, at St. Malachy’s – […]

Posted in Music, News | Tagged chanting, choral, concert, gorbik, Music, new york, Orthodox, sheehan July 8, 2014

Benedict Sheehan Invited To Conduct in Moscow

By Jonathan Pageau on December 21, 2012
Benedict Sheehan Invited To Conduct in Moscow

(Editorial note: This article, regarding one of our contributors, Benedict Sheehan, was taken from the St-Tikhon Seminary website.) On December 27, 2012, St. Tikhon’s Seminary choir director, Benedict Sheehan, will travel to Moscow to work with the Male Choir of the Moscow Representation Church (Podvorye) of the Trinity–St. Sergius Lavra and its renowned choirmaster, Vladimir […]

Posted in Music, News | Tagged Benedict Sheehan, chant, choral, conducting, conductor, Music, Orthodox, Podvorye, St. Tikhon’s Seminary, St.Sergius Lavra, vladimir gorbik July 14, 2014
 

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