The Lenten Chants of the Danilov Monastery Choir

Great Lent Chants from Moscow's Danilov monastery "Turn not away Thy Face from thy lad". "Great Lent Bells Ringing (760 kb) ; "Open the doors of penance, O Lifegiver" (4,22 mb); "May my prayer be heard" (4,97 mb); "Today the Heavenly Powers" (4,5 mb);
admin | 21 February 2007

Great Lent Chants from Moscow’s Danilov monastery “Turn not away Thy Face from thy lad”. “

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