Description
“The Kyiv Patriarchate, established in 1992, was denounced by Moscow and the schism between the two Orthodox churches has become part of the geopolitical confrontation between Russia and Ukraine since 2014, even more so since Moscow Patriarch Kyrill has made warlike speeches. All Composers here were born in Ukraine.”
| Orthodox Hymns of Ukraine |
| Male Choir ‘Ukraina’ (Neu-Ulm) / Conductor: Evhen Zadarko |
| [1] Bud imja Hospodnje / Blessed be the Name of the Lord 2:46 |
| Myrna Ektenia / Prayers for Peace |
| [2] Slawa Otzju i Synu / Glory be to the Father, and to the Son 3:39 |
| [3] Dmytry Bortniansky (1751-1825) Ukrainian Composer |
| Cherubic Hymn / My Cheruwymiw 6:06 |
| [4] Credo / Wiruju* (‘Kyiv’ tune and Choral movement: A. Hnatyschyn) 8:02 |
| [5] Dmytry Bortniansky: Swjat / Sanctus 2:18 |
| [6] Dostojno je / Homage to Mary / (Soloist: Volodomyr Panczuk) 2:27 |
| [7] Mikhailo Verbytsky (1815-70): Lord’s Prayer / Ottsche nasch 3:53 |
| D. Bortniansky: |
| [8] Bohorodyze, do Tebe / Mother of God, we beg thy Protection* 4:40 |
| Artemy Vedel (1767-1806) Ukrainian Composer |
| [9] Hospody, uslyschy / O Lord, hear my Prayer* 5:56 |
| Semen Hulak-Artemovsky (1813-73) Ukrainian Composer |
| [10] Wladyko neba i semli Almighty / Lord of Heaven and Earth* 5:40 |
| [11] Welyczaj, dusche moja, Hospoda / Praise the Lord, my Soul 3:16 |
| Mykola Lysenko (1842-1912) Ukrainian Composer |
| [12] Boshe welykyj jedynyj / Great and only God* 3:18 |
| Setting for Male Choir: Myroslaw Antonowycz |
| D. Bortniansky |
| [13] Jak sylnyj slawnyi / Great and Glorious is the God of Zion 5:02 |
