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July 13, 2007
Ensemble in the Kremlin's
Cathedral of the Dormition
Charles Ganske


Choral service in the Uspensky Sobor (Успенский Собор)

This video records a Russian Orthodox ensemble singing chants in the Cathedral of the Dormition in the Kremlin.

The refrain is: "Rejoice in God and his Majesty".

Russia Blog received a comment from the person who filmed this clip:

I am the French person who filmed that clip and uploaded it on youtube under the name marc1756. Please do you know the name of that group ? I have been looking for it for so long! If you know it and tell me what it is so that I can put that information on YouTube, I thank you for that in advance!

Marc Florentin

Posted by Charles Ganske on July 13, 2007 12:00 AM |



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I was in Syzdal once and saw a quartet perform in a similar manner. They sing extremely beautifully. That said, it troubled me then, as it does now, to see them perform with their backs to the Altar.

Posted by: Ivan Bysigin | July 14, 2007 8:00 PM

I am the french person who filmed that clip and uploaded it on youtube under the name marc1756. Please do you know the name of that group ? I have been looking for it for so long !
If you know it and tell me what it is so that I can put that information on YouTube, I thank you for that in advance.

Posted by: Marc Florentin | July 26, 2007 2:16 PM

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