the russian patriarchate choir

Praise the Lord (Tchaikovsky) 

From my youth (Tchesnokov) 

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence I 

Magnificat (Strotchny chant for three voices) 

May my prayer arise to thee (Psalms 140/141. Demestvenny chant from Monastery of Suprasi. 16th century chant. Vesper responses for Lent) 

Hymn to the Mother of God. 17th century chant by Tzar Alexei Mikhailovich. (Realisation: S. Boutskaia) 

Praise the Lord (Plain-chant de la Russie ancienne) 

Psalm 120 (Tchesnokov) 

Apocalypse: III, 19-20 (Martynov) 

Come and worship our Lord (16th century znamenny chant) 

Eucharist chant (Tchesnokov) 

Lord, now lettest Thou Thy servant (Tchesnokov) 

Glory to the Father (Tchaikovsky) 

Troparion of the Protecting Veil 

Thou art the joy (Popov-Platonov) 

Peaceful Light (16th century unison chant) 

O Ardent Helper 

O Holy God (Tchaikovsky) 

From my youth (Tchesnokov) 

Divine Liturgy for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross 

Happy is the man (Psalm 1. 17th century strotchny chant) 

Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant II 

Short Litany 

Apocalypse: II, 8-10, 12-13; VII, 9-10, 14, 16-17 (Martynov) 

Greater Entry - Hymn of the Cherubim 

Magnificat (Partessian chant for four voices) 

Steppe And Steppe All Around - Russian Folk Song 

Initial Blessing and Litany 

Trisagion 

We Prostate Ourselves 

Hymn to the Cherubim (Tchesnokov) 

My soul, bless the Lord (Psalm 104. Gzigue chant, end of the 17th century, for four voices) 

Apocalypse: II, 1-3 (Martynov) 

Let My Prayer Arise 

To Whom Shall I Cry? 

The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom: Trisagion