Simeon Rusnak, Host of Winnipeg’s Classic 107, interviews PaTRAM Institute Male Choir octavist and Artistic Consultant on the “More Honourable than the Cherubim” recording, Elias Dubelsten. PaTRAM™ was extremely honored to receive an invitation for an interview on Winnipeg’s Classic 107 broadcast. Classic 107 invitation stated: “Wants Interview. Awesome! It sounds great! The disc is […]
They continue to stream into our mailboxes for this CD! PaTRAM Institute™ is extremely pleased with yet another review for their newest CD, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”. This week’s review comes from William Kempster, of Fanfare Magazine, a prominent classical music periodical. Mr. Kempster, who has never reviewed a PaTRAM CD, writes: “This is […]
The reviews for this CD continue coming in! PaTRAM Institute™ is extremely pleased with yet another review for their newest CD, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”. This week’s review comes from Daniel Morrison of Fanfare Magazine, a prominent classical music periodical. Mr. Morrison writes: “The music on all of these recordings is of sublime beauty […]
We’re number ONE! PaTRAM Institute is proud to announce that their latest CD, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”, has risen to NUMBER ONE on Amazon’s Hot New Releases rankings for Opera & Vocal! Thank you, again, VERY much for your support!
The great reviews continue to roll in! PaTRAM Institute™ is ecstatic at the reviews coming in for their newest CD, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”. This week’s review comes from James Altena of Fanfare Magazine, a prominent classical music periodical. Mr. Altena writes: “Above all, there is the palpable belief and devotion with which all […]
Like all other CDs recorded by artists, each has a history that influenced the sound and other pertinent elements that eventually became the final product. PaTRAM Institute™ would like to share with our supporters and listeners the story behind their latest recording, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”. Recorded in Saratov, Russia in August 2019 at […]
PaTRAM Institute™ highly recommends the online class on Sight-Singing and Ear Training authored and developed by long-time collaborator and friend, Dr. Vladimir Morosan. Dr. Morosan writes, in describing the purpose, “The class is designed specifically with the needs of singers in Orthodox church choirs….Our emphasis will be on the mastery of basic intervals, scales, and […]
PaTRAM Institute™ can barely contain their joy seeing more and more positive reviews coming in for their newest CD. This week’s review comes Henry Fogel of Fanfare Magazine, a well-known and respected classical music periodical in the US. Mr. Fogel writes, “The first quality that one notices in this choir is the sensitivity of […]
The raves continue! PaTRAM Institute™ is ecstatic at the reviews coming in for their newest CD, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”. This week’s review comes from Daniel Jaffe of BBC Music Magazine, a prominent classical music periodical in the UK. Referring to the CD track of Rachmaninov’s ”V molitvakh neusïlayushchuyu Bogoroditsy”, Mr. Jaffe writes, “The superb […]
PaTRAM Institute™ is extremely proud of their newest recording and the accolades it’s garnering. MusicWeb International has posted a second review, this one from reviewer John Quinn, who is deeply affected by the sublimity of the music and its performance. Already there is buzz about being nominated for the MusicWeb International’s Recording of the Year. Very exciting! […]
These are just some of the comments coming from listeners of the latest PaTRAM Institute Male Choir™ CD. The new album, “More Honourable than the Cherubim” is receiving play time on radio stations from Alaska to Florida and California to Maine, not to mention, Canada, Australia and the UK. In addition, the CD is playing […]
Within days of its release, MusicWeb International (an prestigious online classical music magazine) named PaTRAM Institute’s latest CD, “More Honourable than the Cherubim”, its RECORDING OF THE MONTH! An amazing accomplishment given that it was just released on July 30th. Dan Morgan, the reviewer, said, “Nearly all the works in ‘More Honourable than the Cherubim‘ […]