St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church – Past Concerts near Columbus, OH

Katherine Weston — Bright Sadness
Shawn Wallace — Vespers: How Sweet the Sound

Anonymous — Selected works (Medieval Byzantine chant)
Frank Desby — Selected works
Tikey Zes — Selected works
Peter Michaelides — Selected works
Michael Adamis — Selected works
John Tavener — Selected works

From medieval seeds planted long ago, exuberant traditions of Byzantine chanting in Asia Minor continued to flower during Ottoman rule. Wit…

A traditional Ukrainian wedding transpires over several days, comprised of numerous significant moments of transition. These include the ar…

Philip Glass — Piano Quintet No. 1 “Annunciation”
Arvo Pärt — Spiegel im Spiegel
Victoria Bond — Illuminations on Byzantine Chant

Byzantine chant & polyphony, plus choral works by Greek-American compsoers Michael Adamis, Theodore Bogdanos, Steven Cardiasmenos, Frank Desby, Peter Michaelides, & Tikey Zes.

Composer/guest conductor Benedict Sheehan leads Cappella Romana in the world premiere of his Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. Featuring baritone Michael Hawes & Grammy-winning basso profundo Glenn Miller.

Rarely-heard music by Byzantium’s most formidable and prolific female composer, Kassianë.

Byzantine Christmas music in Greek, first performed in the Great Cathedral of Hagia Sophia.

Never performed during the Soviet era, this richly scored requiem for large a cappella choir receives its Northwest premiere led by guest conductor Steven Fox.

Boston-based Byzantine chant ensemble Psaltikon performs celebratory chants for Paschal from Medieval Byzantium.

Discover the ageless beauty of forgotten Armenian Orthodox music through exploration of traditional chants and newer arrangements.

Music to celebrate Christmas from Ukraine, with a choral concerto by Bortniansky and traditional Ukrainian carols.

Premiering a new setting of Psalm 103 by six Orthodox composers in collaboration with the St. John of Damascus Society.

Exhilarating Byzantine chants for Christmastide in Greek, Arabic, and English.

Boston-based Psaltikon performs Byzantine chant and traditional Greek carols (kálanda) for the Christmas season, directed by Cappella Romana’s own Dr. Spyridon Antonopoulos.