Experience the soulful and deeply moving Orthodox chants of Orlin Anastassov with his latest album, "Orlin Anastassov · Orthodox Chants." Along with his renowned opera singing, Anastassov has delved into the world of Orthodox chants, following in the footsteps of the great singer Boris Christoff. This album is a testament to his dedication to studying church music and his passion for this spiritual and uplifting genre. The accompanying booklet includes the texts to the chants in three languages: Church-Slavonic, Bulgarian, and English, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the beauty and meaning of the music. Immerse yourself in the timeless and profound experience of Orthodox chants with Orlin Anastassov.
Orlin Anastassov · Orthodox Chants
Alexander Grechaninov
[1] Veruyu (Credo) 4'06''
Dobri Hristov
[2] Nine otpushtaeshi 3'39''
(Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant Depart)
Grigoriy Lyubimov
[3] Blazhen muzh (Blessed is the Man) 4'46''
Petar Dinev
[4] Razboinika Blagorazumnago 2'24''
(The Judicious Villain)
Pavel Chesnokov
[5] Zhertva vechernyaia (Evening Sacrifice) 4'22''
Dobri Hristov
[6] Hvalite imya Gospodne 3'59''
(Praise the Name of the Lord)
Priest Vassiliy Zinoviev
[7] Tebe poem (We Hymn Thee, We Bless Thee) 3'04''
Pavel Chesnokov
[8] Blazhen muzh оp. 44, No.2 3'59''
(Blessed is the Man)
Alexander Arkhangelsky
[9] Nine otpushtaeshi No.3 3'12''
(Lord, Now Lettest Thou Servant Depart)
Pavel Chesnokov
[10] Spasi, Bozhe, lyudi Tvoia 3'21''
(O God, Save Thy People)
Apostol Nikolaev-Stroumsky
[11] Veliko slavoslovie (Great Doxology) 11'54''
DDD 48'46''
