Introduction
from What’s On Your Analogion? Hosted by Cappella Romana Publishing
Cappella Romana’s Director of Publications Richard Barrett comes to the realization that after four books with a fifth — and more! — on the way, Cappella Romana Publishing needs its own deep dive behind the scenes. Links: Podcast: A Sacrifice of Praise: The Living Tradition of Byzantine Chant in America, with Amy Hogg and Richard Barrett Books: Byzantine Chant, The Received Tradition: A Lesson Book, John Michael Boyer Kassianí: Christmas Vespers Sun of Justice: Byzantine Chant for the Nativity of Our Lord, John Michael Boyer The Divine Liturgy, Samuel Herron Mysteries: Byzantine Chant for Orthodox Sacraments, John Michael Boyer Audio: Communion Prologue, from The Divine Liturgy in English, Cappella Romana Book launch for Byzantine Chant, The Received Tradition, Maliotis Cultural Center, Brookline, MA, February 15 2023 Stíchera prosómoia of Christmas, Set I, from Hymns of Kassianí, Cappella Romana Cappella Romana concert, Sun of Justice, St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, Portland, OR, December 15 2017 Cherubic Hymn, Mode III, by Samuel Herron, performed by Samuel Herron, Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, Scottsdale, AZ, July 14 2019. Ode I of the Iambic Canon for Pentecost, Mode IV, from Byzantium in Rome: Medieval Byzantine Chant from Grottaferrata, Cappella Romana.
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