Artist: Cappella Romana, Alexander Lingas
Album: Hymns of Kassianí
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2021
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 192 kHz
Duration: 01:19:38
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 2,63 GB

Tracklist:

01. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Lamplighting Psalms: Mode 2 “Lord I Have Cried” (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (05:32)
02. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Stíchera prosómoia of Christmas, Set 1 (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (10:11)
03. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Stíchera prosómoia of Christmas, Set 2 (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (06:53)
04. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Doxastikón of Great Vespers of Christmas Day “When Augustus Reigned” (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (04:51)
05. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Idiómelon from Great Vespers on the Eve of the Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (03:17)
06. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Tetraódion for Great and Holy Saturday (Arr. I. Arvanitis): Ode 1 – Ode 3 (05:38)
07. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Idiómelon from Matins for the Sunday of the Pharisee and the Publican (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (03:06)
08. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Tetraódion for Great and Holy Saturday (Arr. I. Arvanitis): Ode 4 – Ode 5 (06:04)
09. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – At Great and Holy Wednesday at Matins “Lord, the Woman Found in Many Sins” (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (08:07)
10. Cappella Romana & Alexander Lingas – Kálophonic stícheron “Lord, the Woman Found in Many Sins” (Arr. I. Arvanitis) (25:54)

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The same men and women of Cappella Romana who brought you the Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia bestseller (43 weeks on Billboard), now sing the earliest music we have by a female composer, including long-suppressed hymns recorded here for the first time. They close with two medieval versions of her beloved hymn for Orthodox Holy Week. Cappella Romana is the worlds leading ensemble in the field of medieval Byzantine chant. Building on its extensive catalogue of this repertoire, Hymns of Kassianí is its 25th release. This is the first of a planned series to record all of Kassianís surviving works.”