Catalog of Regional
Chant Systems
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- Byzantine Chants
- Byzantine-Derived
South Slavic Chants
- The East Slavic Chants
- Georgian Chant
- Paraliturgical Singing
- Other Traditions of Related Interest
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Maps: Demographics
of
Chanting Systems
(not including diaspora
communities) |
- Byzantine World
- Slavic World
- Mideast
- Western Europe
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Catalog of Regional Chant Systems
INFORMATION History, Theory,
Practice, Notation, etc.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ONLINE RESOURCES Articles & Links
MUSIC ARCHIVES Chant Books,
Notated Music (Scores) &
Audio Archives
| Byzantine Chants (including ethnic varieties) |
| Byzantine-Derived South Slavic Chants |
- INFORMATION BIBLIOGRAPHY ONLINE RESOURCES MUSIC ARCHIVES
1a. Serbian "Pojanje" (Byzantine) Chant
1b. Serbian Chant - arranged by Stefan Mokranjac
2. Croatian "Zhumberak" Chant
3. Transylvanian Banat (Romanian) Chant
4. Macedonian Chant
5. Putna Monastery Chant
6. Manjava Skete Chant
- EARLY RUSSIAN CHANTS INFORMATION BIBLIOGRAPHY ONLINE RESOURCES MUSIC ARCHIVES
- GROUP 1: Old Znamenny Chant Neumatic Sources
1a. Znamenny chants from the older "bezpometnye" manuscripts
1b. Znamenny chants from the "naonnye" manuscripts
1c. Znamenny chants from the newer "narechnye" manuscripts
- GROUP 2: New Znamenny Chant Notated Sources
2a. Square-note chant books
2b. Round notes (later and contemporary settings)
2c. Neumatic chant manuscripts modified to accommodate the reformed texts
- GROUP 3: Non-Znamenny Chant Systems
3a. Kievan Chant
3b. Russian Bulgarian Chant
3c. Russian Greek Chant
3d. Demestvenny Chant
3e. Put' Chant
- SOUTHWESTERN RUSSIAN CHANTS INFORMATION BIBLIOGRAPHY ONLINE RESOURCES MUSIC ARCHIVES
- GROUP 4: Southwestern Russian Chant Sources
4a. Carpatho-Rusyn "Prostopinije" Chant
4b. Galician "Samoilka/Samolivka" Chant
4c. Bukovina Chant
4d. Local Kievan/Central-Ukrainian Chants
- MODERN RUSSIAN CHANTS INFORMATION BIBLIOGRAPHY ONLINE RESOURCES MUSIC ARCHIVES
- GROUP 5: Regional Monastery & Cathedral Chants
5A. Northern Sub-Group
5A-a. Valaam Monastery melodies
5A-b. Solovetskii Monastery melodies
5A-c. Moscow Uspenskii Sobor melodies
5A-d. Krasnogorsk Monastery melodies
5A-e. Prophet Elias Skete (Mt. Athos) melodies
5B. Southwestern Sub-Group
5B-a. Kiev Caves Lavra melodies (separate from the Kievan Chant)
5B-b. Pochaev Lavra melodies
5B-c. Glinsk Hermitage melodies
5C. Central Russian Sub-Group
5C-a. Optina Hermitage melodies
5C-b. Seven-Lakes Hermitage melodies
5D. Urban Sub-Group
5D-a. St. Petersburg Court Chant
5D-b. Common ("Obikhod") Chant
| Other Traditions of Related Interest |
- INFORMATION BIBLIOGRAPHY
ONLINE RESOURCES
MUSIC ARCHIVES
1. Oriental (Pre-Chalcedonian) Churches
1a. Armenian Chant
1b. Coptic Chant
2. Western European Chant Systems
2a. Gregorian Roman) Chant
2b. Mozarabic Chant
2c. Ambrosian Chant
2d. Sarum Chant
2e. Anglican Chant
2f. Lutheran Chant
3. Non-Christian Chant Systems
3a. Jewish Cantillation of the Hebrew Scriptures
3b. Arabic Maqam Music and Dervish Chant
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