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# Byzantine Music Macedonia

Music publications based on manuscripts and printed psaltic art in Byzantine music notation from Macedonian music authors from 19th and 20th century. Prepared by Jane Kodjabashia (Ph.D.), Centre for Byzantine Studies from Skopje, Republic of Macedonia.

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- [Music library (39 songs)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/byzantine-music-eastern-orthodox-chants/) - Eastern orthodox chants music library From our books: Explore the Eastern Orthodox Chants translated from ecphonetic Byzantine music notation Part 1 - Choral Eastern Orthodox Chants Tropar na sv. Dimitrij, Glas 3O, preslavno chudo, Glas 8Kondak na sv. Dimitrij, Glas 2Te velichame sveti Dimitrije, Glas 7Blazheni, Glas 1Blazhen e onoj chovek, Glas 8Heruvimska pesna, Glas
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- [Liturgical Chants Collection (2006)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/liturgical-chants-collection-2006/) - Following the publishing of part one titled “Short book of Ressurection hymns”, Jane Kodjabashia continued his work on the second part of the manuscript, along with further research on Shahpaski - the newly discovered author from the period of the Macedonian musical renaissance. This additional research resulted in creation and publishing of the second book,
- [Orthography (with base theory) of the Byzantine notation (2010)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/orthography-with-base-theory-of-the-byzantine-notation-2010/) - Following the publishing of “Theory and practice of Church singing from Byzantine tradition” and “Study guide for Eastern Church singing” in 2004, this is the third theoretical text, essential in the process of studying Church singing of Byzantine tradition. In his most recent book, Dr Jane Kodjabashia fuses the theoretical perspectives of the most renowned
- [Psaltics (Psaltica)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/psaltics-psaltica/) - Toward the end of 2010 a few psaltic art manuscripts written by Andon Shahpaski were discovered in the church of "Dormition of Virgin Mary" (village of Smojmirovo, Republic of Macedonia). This collection of manuscripts is much older than the one previously discovered in 2003. Amongst the majority of writings in Church Slavonic language, there are
- [Short Book of Resurrection Hymns (2004)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/short-book-of-resurrection-hymns-2004/) - Until a few years ago, Andon Shahpaski’s name (born in the village of Smojmirovo, Maleshevo region in Macedonia, approx. 1860-1928) was completely unknown to Macedonian music history. As a result of Kodjabashia’s discovery of a musical manuscript and a few liturgical books from Shahpaski’s library, Macedonian musical heritage was enriched with a new set of
- [Liturgy (2004)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/liturgy-2004/) - Until Jane Kodjabashia’s discovery of the manuscript “Psaltic guide” in 2003, Dimitar Zlatanov – Gradoborski (approx. 1800-1887) was known in Byzantine musicology by only two compositions, already issued in a number of Macedonian Church music publications. Initially published by Gradoborski in Greek language in 1886 in Thessaloniki – the original contains tens of Gradoborski’s own
- [Church singing in Macedonia (2008)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/church-singing-in-macedonia-2008/) - This book is a compelling study on centuries-long development of the Church music in Macedonia and its most significant emissaries. It also reveals some authors, unknown before publication of this book.
- [Study guide for Eastern Church singing (2004)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/study-guide-for-eastern-church-singing-2004/) - In 1997, a group of scholars headed by Dr Jane Kodjabashia formed the Centre for Byzantology studies. Through its program of work, which involves conducting activities such as courses for Eastern Church singing as well as publication of theoretical and practical books on Church singing of Byzantine tradition, the Centre began the restoration process of
- [Theory and practice of Church singing from Byzantine tradition (2004)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/theory-and-practice-of-church-singing-from-byzantine-tradition-2004/) - In 1997, a group of scholars headed by Dr Jane Kodjabashia formed the Centre for Byzantology studies. Through its program of work, which involves conducting activities such as courses for Eastern Church singing as well as publication of theoretical and practical books on Church singing of Byzantine tradition, the Centre began the restoration process of
- [Life and creation (2007)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/life-and-creation-2007/) - This musicology dissertation is a result of Kodjabashia’s many years of research into the life and authorship of Joan Harmosin Ohridski (1829 - 1890).The book contains the majority of Joan Harmosin’s compositions, transcribed in both Byzantine and modern European music notation.
- [Eastern Liturgical Chants – Vespers and Matins (2005)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/eastern-liturgical-chants-vespers-and-matins-2005/) - The collection of “Eastern Liturgical Chants” in four parts is a result of Kalistrat Zografski’s (cca.1820 – 1913) many years of work as a theorist, author, translator and writer. This collection has earned Kalistrat great respect amongst the relevant musical circles at that time. These works have been published in two books: "Eastern Liturgical Chants
- [Eastern Liturgical Chants - Liturgy and Resurrection Hymns (2005)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/eastern-liturgical-chants-liturgy-and-resurrection-hymns-2005/) - The fourth part of Zografski's collection of “Eastern Liturgical Chants” - Lithurgy, has great significance for the Macedonian Church music, attributable to the music creations by Dimitar Zlatanov – Gradoborski, Joan Harmosin – Ohridski and Kalistrat Zografski as Macedonian authors.
- [Psaltic Hymns of Ressurection (2002)](https://byzantinemusicmacedonia.org/download/psaltic-hymns-of-ressurection-2002/) - Vasil Ivanov Bojadziev (1876 - 1950) is the final legate in the sequence of great Macedonian Church singing representatives. His collection of Church music preserved as a manuscript is a synthesis of all ressurectal psalts published before his time. It appears that Vasil Ivanov Bojadziev commenced his only music creation, shortly after World War One,

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