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| | Choral Songs of Holy Russia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | An anthology of 21 representative selections of Orthodox church music for a cappella mixed choir and soloists in both well-known and less familiar settings by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, and other composers active during the 18th-20th centuries, including an 'Otche Nash' by Sergei Sorokin. |
 | | Although raised essentially as Americans, we nevertheless learned something of Russian and Komi customs, history, intellectual life, art, and music; and at home the food we ate included a wide range of Russian dishes, including pelmeni, borsch, pohlyopkas, pirogs and pirozhki--and at Easter, paskha and kulich. |
 | | The choir flourished during the later years of the Soviet era and helped to develop an appreciation for Orthodox church music in the area around Boston, Massachusetts, where such music was little known. |
| www.komi.com /IRSI/chsong.html (629 words) |
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