Byzantine Music
The increased speed of internet access is beginning to
make Byzantine music available on the internet as audio files. At the moment the best site
is probably the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese's web page with files in .wav and RealAudio
formats.
To play or listen to sound files - which are very large - you need
- a fast internet connection [28,800bps]
- a computer with a sound card
- appropriate software
Last Updated: October 17 1998
Byzantine Music - Information and Discussions
Web Pages with Sound Files
- Sound Files at this Site
- Zalongou [Midi format] - A modern Greek Dance
- Zorba [Midi
format] - Zorba's dance
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- Academic Web Pages
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- Commercial Web Pages
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- These sites are useful sources of information for ordering recorded Byzantine [as well
as other Orthodox styles of Church music]
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