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Monks of Simonopetra Monastery
 
Service of Saint Simon
 
Artist: Monks of Simonopetra Monastery
Item number: AB016
Category: Byzantine
Chant Type: Byzantine
Language: Greek
Label: IMSP
Period: Contemporary
Length: 41'04
Release date: 1999
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Price: $18.99 USD
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Track Listing
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  1. Let My Prayer Arise, Place, O Lord MP3  
  2. Those Beholding The rock MP3  
  3. With Which Joyful Melodies MP3  
  4. Rejoice, You Who Are Filled With Diving Myrrh MP3  
  5. Dismissal Hymn of the Saint  
  6. More Than A Trumpet  
  7. The Desire For God  
  8. Again and Again  
  9. Kontakion, Oikos and Menology  
  10. Great Doxology  
  11. Thy Nativity, O Christ Our Lord  
Description    
A Vigil Service to St. Simon of Athos, originally recorded in 1981 in the Monastery church at Simonopetra on Mt. Athos.
ReviewBy: Fr. Apostolos Hill
This is a recording of a monastic celebration of the feast of St. Simon, and thus carries with it those things that come with a live recording session; the coughs and human noise that are part of a worship service. In that regard, the piety and reverence of the singers stands out as unique among the more recent Simonopetra recordings. Owing to the age of the recording, different voices are heard (obviously) and some beautiful hymns are movingly conveyed. One gets the sense of standing in the monestary church for a service in this recording, which owing to its unornamented design, is unpretentious and innocent.

   
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