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<p class=a3>South land</p><p class=c>In this land are published and discussed all other melodies and chants bearing the stamp of divine inspiration: the Georgian singing, supralskiy singing etc... which can apply for a high rank to be a terrestrial image of an eternal heavenly song.</p><noinclude> | <p class=a3>South land</p><p class=c>In this land are published and discussed all other melodies and chants bearing the stamp of divine inspiration: the Georgian singing, supralskiy singing etc... which can apply for a high rank to be a terrestrial image of an eternal heavenly song.</p><noinclude> | ||
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Revision as of 15:13, 17 October 2026
South land
In this land are published and discussed all other melodies and chants bearing the stamp of divine inspiration: the Georgian singing, supralskiy singing etc... which can apply for a high rank to be a terrestrial image of an eternal heavenly song.
Examples of sacred melodies of the South land:
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Cherubikon, Supraslsky melody – chants dirigent of the chorus «Bogdan Onisimowich» Martyn Abijskij
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«Da ispravitsya molitva moya», Supraslsky melody – chant nuns of the monastery «Grabarka» in Poland