Medieval Voices - Bulgarian Orthodox Music (2004)

1	Slava Otzu		
2	Stijera for Good Tuesday			
3	Leto I Wesnu			
4	Kratema			
5	Vsyakoe Dichanie		
6	Voskresni Bozhe			
7	Glassom Moim			
8	Ne Otvrati Litsa			
9	Dostoino Est			
10	Slavoslovie			
11	Svetisja		
12	Bog Gospod		
13	Blagoslovi Dushe Moya, Gos Podi			
14	Slavi I Nine. Edinorodny Sine			
15	Cherubikon			
16	Rozhdestvo Tvoe			
17	O Tebe Raduetsya			
18	Elitzi Vo Hrista Krestitesya

Sredets Chamber Choir
Alexander Kouyumdjiev -  Conductor, Choir Master

The tradition of church singing in Bulgaria is more than a thousand years old, and can be traced back to the early Middle Ages. One of the earliest known musical figure (composer, singer and musical reformer) of Medieval Europe Yoan Kukuzel (1280–1360), known as The Angel-voiced for his singing abilities, has Bulgarian origin. In the Bulgarian Orthodox Church there are two traditions of church singing - Eastern monodic (one-voice) singing and choral (Polyphonic). The Eastern monodic singing observes the tradition of Greek and Byzantine music, the requirements of the eight-tones canon of the Eastern Orthodox chanting. The second tradition is the choral church music, established during the 19th century, when in Bulgaria enters the influence of Russian choral church music.

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