Cherubic Hymn - Great Entrance
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2020
- Liturgical Premier of Benedict Sheehan’s Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom
Sunday, October 20, 2019
St. Nicholas Cathedral | Washington, D.C.
His Beatitude, Metropolitan Tikhon, presiding 
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This gives me so much hope for America and the Anglo-sphere. Truly a Divine Liturgy of immense and inspirational beauty! An elevation of the American soul towards transcendence!
Careful in mistakingly worshiping the music in the place of worshipping God
Maestro Benedict is an inspiration for all orthodox composers of all non traditionally orthodox countries. Thank you. Merry Christmas!
Makes me cry every time. It's the sound of heaven. +
I'm moved to hear it. Release of the album is October 23! Pre-order here: cappellaromana.org/sheehanliturgy/
In the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Lord Jesus Christ our God, have mercy on us! Most holy Theotokos, save us!
Many years to His Beatitude Metropolitan Tikhon!!
So beautiful and peaceful and holy.
Bonjour et Dieu aide !
Que La Sainte Trinité nous protège à garder la Parole de Dieu sur la terre !
If one does not hear the roots of Bortiansky in Mr. Sheehan’s compositions one does not hear!
Beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes.
It’s so beautiful! Thank you. God bless you
Chills. Absolutely divine.
Beautiful
No hay nada como los coros rusos, me gusta mucho escucharlos. Gracias por compartir, saludos desde Cañete Perú......Нет ничего похожего на русские хоры, мне очень нравится их слушать. Спасибо, что поделились, привет из Каньете Перу.
I’m crying
Amazing
Slava isusu Christu! By death He conquered death!
Beautiful! Beyond this world! But, is this not a ROCOR church? The women in the choir have no head covering?!
I believe this is an OCA church.
@@S3n0rCardgagecorrect. This is Saint Nicholas Cathedral in Washington DC.
They really let the cameras into the altar?!?!
Who is the priest with the red topped vestment. He looks so familiar to me.
I think it’s Fr. John Parker. I recognize him from the All American in Baltimore
Offertory (prothesis) during Cherubic Hymn??? This should take much time...
So beautiful, the music, the cathedral, everything. One thing though about the Orthodox liturgy, watching it makes me kinda anxious because it looks so chaotic..haha
It's not chaotic! There's a lot going on, but once you know where every piece of it is from and inspired by (scripture) you learn it very quickly and becomes extremely rich and meaningful
This is a hierarchical service and a little more is happening because the Metropolitan is there.
Just a note: at the liturgy, any person who is not baptized in Orthodox Church (most are, but sometimes catechumens are present or a member of another denomination watching the liturgy out of curiosity), must leave the church before Cherubic Hymn starts. This should not be shown as a public video.
This is not the practice anymore, anywhere. God bless you and have a blessed fast!
😯
That is not correct
@@Metascetic
I would appreciate that you think before you put down an inaccurate thing such as this one.
Regards.
@@heavenchord72
Yes, it is. At least with slavic orthodox churches.
I don't know if others (I doubt though) have removed that exclamation (recited loudly by the priest) before the Cherubic Hymn has begun.
Wherein lieth the beauty of this composition...? I hear it not.
Then you must be tone deaf
@@methodiosscott4564 Correction: Deaf of tone thou must be. 😂
@@HickoryDickory86 haha. I don’t see why there is so much hate from this original commenter 😂. He’s commented on at least three of the liturgy videos. From a composing standpoint it is wonderful. All of the pieces follow his musical motif of the pentatonic scale. There’s incredible chord building as well as a very good usage of the oktavist in the written score (I have one haha). I think the main complaint might be that this is a liturgy and therefore must be a complete photocopy of Russian liturgies rather than an expression of the composer. If we look at Chesnokovs and Rachmaninov’s settings of the Liturgy of St John Chrysostom they are both very different from each other and are quite different sounding than even a normal Russian orthodox liturgy.
It's the Divine Liturgy, where heaven meets earth. What's not beautiful about that?
Yea Verily I say unto thee... on second thoughts better not....
Lots of anti-miscegenation sympathizers in the comment section here.
Bortinanski cannot be improved upon. Compositions of musical settings for the Cherubikon should have ceased after Bortinanski.
Lol
Oh, really now? Mokranjac? Tschaikovsky?
Awful
Why