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Our Web Store offers recorded music in many sacred styles:



Short summary articles on frequently requested subjects.



View the latest addition of streaming videos of various choirs performing liturgical chant in live performances.

My Soul, My Soul Arise and To Thee, the Champion Leader, performed by the St John of San Francisco Men's Chorale



Use these links for information
about the origins and history of
liturgical music:




Jewish Music-An Overview by Moshe Denburg
A very readable survey of sacred & secular Jewish music.



Listen to liturgical music streaming 24 hours a day from our partner Ancient Faith Radio.




Learn more about Ancient Faith Radio at: ancientfaithradio.com



New Music For The Russian Orthodox Liturgy by Serbei Riabchenko. A beautifully sung contemporary arrangement by Christ The Saviour Church Choir

Gifts of the Desert by Kyriakos Markides-the second volume on contemporary Eastern Orthodox monastic spirituality


The Voice of The Lord

A new release of Byzantine chant in English with hymns from the feast of Theophany.


Way of A Pilgrim The "Orthodox" version--excellent translation with Introduction by Fr. Thomas Hopko.

Liturgica.com gift certificates

Special Promotion from Romeiko Ensemble for Lent
Liturgy, Bridesgroom and Holy Week; 4 CDS total

Free Sampler CDs
Listen before you buy: broaden your listening with our Sampler CD, available as a download or physical CD
 
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  Liturgica.com presents a large selection of articles on the history and development of liturgical worship and music in the Judeo-Christian traditions. A wide range of liturgical music, sacred music, books and devotional items can be purchased from the Liturgica Web Store. Books and religious music are available in a variety of categories, including Byzantine chant, Gregorian chant, Old Roman chant, Russian chant, Ambrosian chant, Mozarabic chant, Cistercian chant, Jewish chant, Armenian chant, Coptic chant, Bulgarian chant, Rumanian chant, Medieval sacred music, and Renaissance sacred music. Articles cover Jewish worship, Early Christianity and Christian worship, the Eastern Orthodox Church, and the Roman Catholic Church.  
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