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Sargis the Grace-Filled, Don’t Judge, Not to Be Judged
08/04/2025

Readings From the Church Fathers

Sargis the Grace-Filled, Don’t Judge, Not to Be Judged

The Dialogue of Centuries
08/04/2025

This episode sheds light on six Bach fugues arranged by Mozart for string quartet and complemented with Adagios.

 

Thirty-Seventh Day of Great Lent
08/04/2025

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

1 Cor. 12:8-27

John the Deacon (Sarkavag), Prayer to the Holy Virgin Mary, Mother of God
07/04/2025

Readings From the Church Fathers

John the Deacon (Sarkavag), Prayer to the Holy Virgin Mary, Mother of God

Psalms, 113-117
07/04/2025

Psalms, 113-117

The Course of the Vltava River
07/04/2025

The Vltava River, spanning approximately 430 kilometers, is the Czech Republic's longest river and serves as the left tributary of the Elbe. Throughout the history of the Czech lands, this river has held a distinctive and integral role in the country's existence. The symphonic poem "Vltava" composed by the renowned Czech musician Bedřich Smetana stands as the unofficial anthem of the nation.

Today's broadcast is dedicated to the fascinating history behind the creation of this magnificent masterpiece.

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World Classical Music
The show presents the masterpieces of classics in performance of distinguished musicians, as well as provides comprehensive information about the lives and works of composers and performers, their role and influence on further development of...
Hour of Tales
The first encounter of each of us with good and evil begins from tales for children. Good wins, because it is God-given. Tales teach us to love, appreciate beauty, fight for justice, and empathize.