Music from Orthodox Georgia

Among the older Orthodox nations in the world is the Republic of Georgia. Their local traditions include many saints, wonderful churches, and some of the most hauntingly beautiful music anywhere in the Orthodox world. This is a small clip from a Georgian monastery. Enjoy.

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Fr. Stephen is a retired Archpriest of the Orthodox Church in America, Pastor Emeritus of St. Anne Orthodox Church in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He is also author of Everywhere Present: Christianity in a One-Storey Universe, and Face to Face: Knowing God Beyond Our Shame, as well as the Glory to God podcast series on Ancient Faith Radio.



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10 responses to “Music from Orthodox Georgia”

  1. Justin Avatar
    Justin

    Wow. This is extremely beautiful. I’ve been listening to more Wicca chant lately, and was tiring of most Orthodox chant. But this… wow. Do you know of a place I can order a CD of this?

  2. Fatherstephen Avatar
    Fatherstephen

    Justin, why Wicca chant. It has no tradition (Wicca is a modern invention). Try Amazon or St. Vladimir’s Press – google Georgia Chant. Something will turn up.

  3. Paul V. Dolan Avatar
    Paul V. Dolan

    Very beautiful and awe inspiring!

  4. Justin Avatar
    Justin

    Thanks, John…

  5. Jasmine Yedigarian Avatar
    Jasmine Yedigarian

    the priests words in the beginning sounded similar to Armenian…even though i know,the languages have nothing in common except for the saint who created the alphabets for both languages

  6. […] Music from Orthodox Georgia Among the older Orthodox nations in the world is the Republic of Georgia. Their local traditions include many saints, […] […]

  7. TTT Avatar
    TTT

    To Jasmine,
    Actually the legend of the two languages being created by one person is not right. :)))))))))

  8. Raphael Avatar
    Raphael

    It is indeed beautiful, Christ is risen!

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