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[…] Psalm 103 (LXX numbering), was an obvious framework for the concept. This psalm celebrates creation, micro- and macrocosmic. In October 2013, we brought together six contrasting Orthodox composers to Bloomington, Indiana: Matthew Arndt, John Michael Boyer, Alexander Khalil, Kurt Sander, Richard Toensing of blessed memory, and Tikey Zes. We asked them to rise to […]
[…] to London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral, where the audience of 2,000 included members of Britain’s royal family. This fall the choir heads to the Netherlands for the Utrecht Early Music Festival, the world’s most prestigious gathering for historic music.” —Portland Monthly Magazine See videos and more at www.portlandmonthlymag. com! Portland Monthly Magazine Portland Monthly Magazine Feature
Listen to a performance of Се, Жених грядет в полунощи (Behold, the Bridegroom cometh at Midnight) from the Maximilian Steinberg recording sessions at Stephan Roman Catholic Church: —UPDATE—- Buy The CD & The VINYL Today!
Our “Icons of Sound” concert and collaboration with Stanford University gets a fantastic feature in the Smithsonian Magazine: “Hagia Sophia, a former church and mosque, is an important part of Istanbul’s long history. Who knew its sublime sound could be transferred to Stanford? Twice in the past few years, Stanford scholars and scientists have worked […]
[…] and Spirit in Byzantium (University Park, Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania State University Press). Meanwhile, project participants entered into a new study phase, highlights of which were 1) a second, complementary, set of acoustic measurements by Stanford researchers at Hagia Sophia in Istanbul; and 2) and the Aural Architecture Seminar at Stanford, which was presented with sponsorship […]
This new Cappella Romana offering should be a welcome addition for collectors who, like me, thrill to lossless audio, especially when it’s of such evocative music with such a stunning sonic “backdrop”. This is a stellar release all around, and Cappella Romana: Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia comes Highly recommended
[…] and “visu- ally arresting… brilliantly executed” performances (Arts+Culture TX). Consisting of 16 young profes- sional string players, Kinetic is committed to ampli- fying diverse, under-represented, and newly com– posed classical music to communities in and beyond Houston, through flexible chamber and orchestral ensemble performances. With collaboration at its core, the ensemble has partnered with […]
Described as “an up-and-coming conductor” (The Oregonian), “a rising star in the choral world” (Catholic Sentinel), and as having “set the bar for Orthodox liturgical music in the English-speaking world” (Orthodox Arts Journal), composer and conductor Benedict Sheehan is Director of Music at St. Tikhon’s Seminary and Monastery in Pennsylvania, Artistic Director of professional vocal […]
“This combination of repertory is practically unique among choral groups… a unique moment not only in musical history but history in general… immersion in history and scholarship sets the group apart. … ecstatic moments where you feel outside yourself is…what they do”
What makes this album so remarkable, in addition to its focus on the first extant music known to be by a female composer, is the genuinely transportive effect…
[…] dans l’espace et le temps. Dans l’enceinte de l’université Stanford (Californie), le célèbre chœur Cappella Romana a donné un concert intitulé Hagia Sophia réinventée, où les spectateurs ont pu entendre les chants byzantins exactement comme ils résonnaient à l’intérieur de Sainte-Sophie au Moyen Age. Les voix du chœur étaient filtrées à travers un algorithme […]
[…] singers enter one-by-one — there are only eight — to the accompaniment of a single solitary cello… Speaking of the choir, the Cappella Romana here demonstrates why it has a devoted fan-base in the Pacific Northwest and, via records, across the globe. There is not a weak link or uninteresting voice among these eight singers
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