2007 Conference Presentations

Videotaped Speakers List

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Below the viewer is a list of the speakers and the title of their presentation. The full papers prepared for the Proceedings can be downloaded here.

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Maria Hronis-Vakalopoulos: Hymnographic references to the exile of St-John Chrysostom

Dimitrios Balageorgos: Autographed codices of John Plousiadenos In the library of the Monastery of Sinai

John Michael Boyer: The transcription, adaptation and composition of traditional Byzantine chant in the English language

Ageliki Tseva: An artist’s Perspective - Byzantine Melodies and their effect on my soul

Maria Alexandru: Hryseois epesi - A stichiron in honor of St-John Chrysostom in its diachronic musical development

Evangelos Andreou: The musical byzantine "codices" of Angelos L. Voudouris: A timeline

Flora Kriticou: A method of Kalophonic Composition and Kalophonic formulae

Dimitris Karamvalis: Poetry and Music to Romanos the Melodist

Spyros Panagopoulos: Kassia: A female hymnographer of the 9th century

Grigorios Anastasiou: Orthros pasapnoaria as kalophonic compositions: Thoughts on the deliberateness of the kalophonic hymn in general

Evaggelia Spyrakou (per Flora Kriticou): The Byzantine choral system until 1204

Achilleys Chaldaiakis: Psaltic Families: The Raidestene

Arsinoi Ioannidou: The kalophonic settings of the 2nd psalm in the byzantine tradition -a report on an on-going dissertation

Georgios Hatzichronoglou: On Melodic Recitation

Stefanos Skarpellos: Melodic recitation of the epistle readings in the psaltic style of emmanuel hatzimarkos

Konstantinos Markos: Byzantine ecclesiastical music and the demotic/folk song -common features and differences

Vassilis Kafkopoulos: The Aetolian school of byzantine music and its influence on the northwestern Peloponnese

Father Konstantinos Terzopoulos: Online access to manuscripts of Byzantine chant

Michalis Stroubakis: Nicholas Docheiarites and the adaptation of Hellenic Ecclesiastic Melodies into Slavonic ecclesiastic Language

Costin Moisil: The role of nationalism in modeling the Romanian chant before World War I: ¬The case of the liturgy of St-John Chrysostom

Father Romanos (Rabih) Joubran: The use of eastern musical modes in Byzantine compositions during the 19th and 20th centuries

Maria Takala-Roszczenko: Byzantine Church music in Finland: ¬Exploring the past, envisaging the future (Part I)

Jaako Olkinuora: Byzantine Church music in Finland: ¬Exploring the past, envisaging the future (Part II)

Hilkka Seppälä: Byzantine Octoechos as the theoretical nucleus of Finnish Orthodox psalmody

John Michael Boyer: The transcription, adaptation and composition of traditional Byzantine chant in the English language

Christian Troelsgard: Papyrus Vindobonensis G. 19.934 and its musical implications

Konstantinos Karagounis: Eight musical manuscripts from the Almyrou area of the Magnisia prefecture

Rev. Vladimir Vassilik: The study of uncial Greek Triodion -palimpsestus of the IX century

Nick Giannoukakis: Metrical identity and homology between classic Greek literature and Byzantine hymns -a meta-analysis

Cenk Guray-Ali -Fuat Aydin: Byzantine music as an expression of Eastern liturgy

Christina Abdul-Karim: Using and hearing Greek Byzantine chant in contemporary compositions