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Classical Music

sprinkleeninow

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2. I know there's no 'r' there. I'll edit.

Reply to The Velveteen Ocelot (Reply #1)

Thu Jan 3, 2019, 12:46 AM

Jan 2019

This phone may have done that to me. 😏 Some of the ridiculous auto suggestions. Ai-yi-yi.😣 Unless I did have a 'tavern' 🍺 on my mind. 😝

Moving right along, what pieces did you sing in Greek and Old Slavonic might I ask?

We did communicate at a Greek Orthodox community for 15 yrs. and sang all the services. Of course, the pieces were especially done for a full choir and not chanting. I'm Slavic heritage and have sung Church Slavonic in another community, but most likely not as Tavener wrote.

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Tavener: "Eternal Memory for Solo Cello & Strings, I. With Great Peace & Serenity"-Isserlis, [View all] sprinkleeninow Jan 2019 OP

I really like John Tavener's music, and have sung some of it. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2019 #1

I know there's no 'r' there. I'll edit. sprinkleeninow Jan 2019 #2

I think it was a Magnificat. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2019 #3

"Dostojno jest, jako voistinu...." sprinkleeninow Jan 2019 #4