Αναστάσεως Ημέρα / Anastaseos Imera
Δοξαστικόν του Πάσχα / Doxastikon of Pascha
The most well known composition of this Doxastikon is the one by
Petros Lambadarios (+1777)
Classical score by Petros as recorded by Petros Efesios
(offered by S.
Gugushvili)
Analytic text of the
same composition from cmkon.org [
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Interpretations
Iakovos Nafpliotis
A very slow performance, probably of paedagogical importance.
[mp3]
(offered by B. Stavropoulos)
Leonidas Asteris
(Patriarchate, Vespers of Love,
2002)
A very well balanced performance. Very close to the
original.
[mp3]
Konstantinos Thomaidis
An old (1926) recording in secular music influenced style by
K. Thomaidis
Dimitrios Magouris
2nd Domestikos of the MXE at the time of K. Pringos
D. Magouris
Nikolaos Mavropoulos
1st Domestikos of the MXE
(this recording from the 1950s, recorded off the radio and provided by S. Gugushvili)
Nikolaos Mavropoulos
Stylianos Tsolakidis
1st Canonarchos of the MXE
(private home recording, offered by G. K. Michalakis)
Stylianos Tsolakidis
Mathaios Andreou
Archon Protopsaltis of North and South America
(+2000)
Matthaios Andreou
(offered by G. K. Michalakis)
Choir "Romanos o Melodos"
Choir of the Psaltic Association of Athens
Romanos of Melodos
(offered by G. K. Michalakis)
Athanasios
Karamanis
Archon Protopsaltis of the Archdiocese of Constantinople
A. Karamanis
Harilaos Taliadoros
Archon Protopsaltis of the Archdiocese of
Constantinople
X. Taliadwros
Stamatios-Nikolaos
Kissas
President of cmkon.org
S. Kissas
Simon Karas
Musicologist
S.
Karas
Greek Byzantine Choir
dir. L. Angelopoulos, Archon Protopsaltis
of the Archdiocese of Constantinople
Greek Byzantine Choir
Nikolaos Miliones
A folk music influenced version with mechanical ison by
N. Milionis
Georgios K. Michalakis
Examples of different interpretation of this piece without deviating in rhythm by
G. K. Michalakis
And two more recent versions
Anastaseos_Hmera (by-heart)
Anastaseos_Hmera (by-heart, fast)
Nikolaos Papasavas
Nikolaos Papasavas, Protopsaltis of Lemesos, Cyprus
[rm]
(from ieropsaltis.com)
Choir "Kalophonarides"
dir. Georgios Remoundos, Katavasia and Doxastikon [asf]
(from ecclesia.gr)
Eikona (female
choir)
A westernized version in English (inspired
by the traditional melody
but using western intervals) by the women's
group
Eikona
Other compositions
of the same doxastikon
Kwnstantinos (+1862)
score
(by S. Gugushvili)
Old speculative melody reconstructed
from paleography studies.
Solesmian_BM_Anastaseos.mp3
(provided by G.K. Michalakis)
P. Chrysaphes
"o neos" (17th c.)
B. Nikolaidis
Archon Protopsaltis of the MXE
F. Ketsetzis
The classical score from Pandekte (Gregorios' exegesis)
and audio performance ny
G. K. Michalakis (.zip)
plus the same piece chanted in Parallage by G. K. Michalakis
Parallage Anastaseos Chryssaffous Part 1
The same classical kratema as found
in Anthologia of Konstantinos. Notice the many tempo
changes in relation to Gregorios' exegesis.
Kratema_Petrou_AnastasewsHmera.pdf
(scanned by S. Gugushvili)
Analytic score by cmkon.org
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