Russian Orthodox Bells: Bell Peals of famous Russian Orthodox Churches | Christophorus CHE02192

Russian Orthodox Bells: Bell Peals of famous Russian Orthodox Churches

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Label: Christophorus

Cat No: CHE02192

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 1

Release Date: 25th October 2019

About

Unlike Western Christianity, the bells of the Russian Orthodox Church are not rung but struck. The bell itself is firmly fixed and the clapper is struck at the edge of the bell with the help of a rope.

The recordings on this CD were made during the times of the former Soviet Union and document the bells of famous Russian Orthodox churches and monasteries in Moscow (New Virgin Monastery), Sergiyev Posad (Church of the 40 Martyrs), Pechory (Pskov-Caves Monastery) in Russia, and Tallinn (Cathedral) and Püchty (Convent of the Dormition of Mary) in Estonia.

Original recordings from the former USSR, 1988.

Contents:
1. Ringing during the Liturgy (Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Tallinn)
2. Funeral bells (Pskovo-Pechersky Dormition Monastery, Pechory)
3. Funeral bell-ringing (Holy Dormition Convent, Pühtitsa)
4. Ringing during the Holy Week (Pskovo-Pechersky Dormition Monastery, Pechory)
5. Polyeleon bell-ringing (Pskovo-Pechersky Dormition Monastery, Pechory)
6. Triple-peal feast day bell-ringing (Holy Dormition Convent, Pühtitsa)
7. Ringing during the Great Doxology (Pskovo-Pechersky Dormition Monastery, Pechory)
8. Triple-peal feast day bell-ringing (Holy Trinity Church, Salessje)
9. Feast ringing (Pskovo-Pechersky Dormition Monastery, Pechory)
10. Triple-peal feast day bell-ringing (Church of the 40 Martyrs, Pechory)
11. Feast ringing of the Great Belfry (Trinity Lavra of St Sergius, Sergiyev Posad)
12. Triple-peal feast day bell-ringing (Convent of the New Virgins Moscow)

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