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Audio from the Pontifical Divine Liturgy - 1966 25th Jubilee of Ordination - 10th Jubilee of Consecration at the Cathedral of St. Michael The Archangel, Passaic, NJ is now available online. Please go to: Sts Cyril & Methodius Byzantine Catholic Church Click on the Liturgical Music link then select the track from the audio player. The website is in flux so please let me know on this thread if you are having any problems.
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Audio from the Pontifical Divine Liturgy - 1966 25th Jubilee of Ordination - 10th Jubilee of Consecration at the Cathedral of St. Michael The Archangel, Passaic, NJ is now available online. Please go to: Sts Cyril & Methodius Byzantine Catholic Church Click on the Liturgical Music link then select the track from the audio player. The website is in flux so please let me know on this thread if you are having any problems. Boy was it nice hearing a SLAVONIC liturgy again! (Although I could have done without the sanctus bells!). Thanks for posting that Ray S. It made my day! 
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Thank Father Michael. I am glad you liked it. Also, check back soon and I will be adding some old pictures of the Bishop, etc...
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That has to be one of the early Hierarchical Divine Liturgies after the c. 1965 Liturgical Commission that was in partial English. Listen how long the musical notes were sung. Most litanies to day are much faster. Yes, the Church Slavonic is a real treat!
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Wonderful! What a Christmas present to those of us who remember the Slavonic Divine Liturgy fondly.
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I'm taping this music for my 90 yr. old father, as this is how our parish use to sing. Imagine that, an entire congregation singing the entire liturgy along side the choir of cantors! This how I remember our church back in the late '60's and early '70's!
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Anyone know who the deacons were, or the cantors?
I have several LP's of this recording, none with an original cover. It is my #1 favorite recording of the DL for some personal reasons.
Beyond the Latinisations like the sanctus bells (which were still used by some parishes into the late 90's), listen to the absolute richness of the harmonies and the truly heartfelt singing throughout the recording. A while back I made a digital copy of the LP that I cleaned up which sounds amazing. I have made copies of selections to show cantors how the singing could be in all of our parishes.
Out west, Van Nuys Eparchy, I feel we do sing too fast. Many folks that I know back East also think we talk too fast. I find the pacing to be "right", slow enough for the rich harmony to blossom and at a tempo that doesn't feel dragging. A number of priests I know would say that the singing on that recording is tooooo slow for them. They tend to want everything sung fast though.
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Pictures of the event have been added to the website: St. Michael's 1966
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On the web site there is a picture of a young woman wearing what appears to be a sticharion. What is she actually wearing and why?
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Yes, Fr Deacon. Latinised hideous. I've never seen deacons with oraria that short - EVER.
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Ilian,
Where? I can't find it.
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