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The Choir of the Faculty of Orthodox Theologyof the University of Belgrade
“O Most Glorious Mystery”
August – September, 2008
The members of the Choir of the Faculty (School) of Orthodox Theology of the University of Belgrade are students chosen because of their love for divine services and the beauty of their musical expression at the cantor’s stand of the School’s St. John the Theologian Church. The Dean of the School formed the choir in the beginning of 2007. The Choir’s obligation is to render responses during worship services in the Church.
The Choir consists of about 20 students who foster the chanting of folk Serbian Church hymns, singing of multi-part Russian melodies, and especially the tradition of Byzantine church music by following the typikon of the Holy Mountain, while respecting the admini-strative prelature for singing in the Great Church of Christ – St. Sophia in Constantinople.
Along with daily participation in worship services in the School’s Chapel, by invitation, the Choir has participated in the celebration of Great Feasts in some Dioceses of the Serbian Orthodox Church by responding during Divine Liturgies and All-night Vigils. Their first appearance was at a scholarly presentation honoring St. Sava at the Faculty in 2007.
Concerte Program
Vladimir Antic, choir leaderGoran Ilic Benke ® Andrej Jeftic ® Petar Kozakijevic ® Lazar Nesic ® Ivan Vasiljevic
Miladin Vujkovic ® Radomir Vrucinic ® Igor Davidovic ® Veljko Vasiljev Bojan BundaloNemanja Starovlah Miodrag Dragulj ® Brance Trajkoski ® Nikola Adamovic
® Akathist Hymn to the Theotokos
® Stichera of the Forefeast of the Nativity of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
® Stichera, 8th tone (4th plagal), Great Refrain, Sunday after the Nativity of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
® First Stichera of the First Royal Hour of the Nativity of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ® 9th Hymn of the Nativity…® Troparion of the Nativity…® Kontakion of the Nativity…® 2nd verse of the Aposticha of the Nativity…® Troparion of Theophany® Kontakion of Theophany® Hymn of the 9th Canon of the Feast of the Meeting of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ® 3 Odes of Matins on Great and Holy Monday® Alleluia® Exapostilarion of the Bridegroom in Slavonic® “Glory…now and ever…” on the Praises of Great and Holy Monday® From the Antiphons of Great and Holy Thursday® Stichera of Great and Holy Friday® Short Katavasia of Pascha® Paschal Stichera with Praises® First Stichera of Vespers on Pentecost® Troparion of Pentecost® First Stichera of the Dormition® Ancient Eucharistic hymn by Anthony Nomophilac® Kratima, 8th tone by Hurmuzija Hartophilac® “Many Years”® “Fervant Supplication”
, ancient Serbian and Greek melodies, 8th tone (4th plagal)
, after “now and ever…” Hymns of Praise, in four parts, on St. Ignatius (?)
, on the Praises, composed by a monk of Hilandar in the 19th C., manuscript 571
, 8th tone Canon of Matins, 1st tone., 4th tone in Slavonic, Greek and English, ancient 3rd tone in Slavonic, Greek and English
, 3rd tone, 1st tone in Slavonic, Greek and English, 4th tone in Slavonic
, 3rd tone by Nikola P. Mihajlov, 2nd tone
, 8th tone, and Troparion of the Bridegroom, Greek and English
, 5th tone, 8th and 6th tones
, 2nd tone, 1st tone
, 5th tone, 5th tone
, 8th tone in Slavonic, Greek and English, 1st tone
(?), 8th tone (?)
– Polychronius (?)Three multi-voiced compositions:
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