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Tranquillity: Voices of Deep Calm

Check out this track from this recent release Tranquillity: Voices of Deep Calm. Liadov’s Tropar, the third of 10 arrangements made in 1909 of a collection of old Russian Orthodox liturgical chants), Op. 61. The CD includes other a capella Russian sacred works as well as the De Profundis by Paul Mealor.

Read our interview with Paul Mealor:

http://soundslikesydney.com.au/news/paul-mealors-de-profundis-cries-from-the-deep/9527.html

and our review of the CD

http://soundslikesydney.com.au/reviews/tranquilityvoices-of-deep-calm/9538.html

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