PSALM Directory - E-Groups Related to Orthodox Liturgical Music
(Listed below are E-groups focused on subjects of interest to Orthodox church musicians.)
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Ekdosis
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ekdosis/
Subscribe: ekdosis-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
EKDOSIS is a discussion group dealing specifically with the technical aspects of publishing and promoting the music of the Orthodox Church. Topics for discussion will include the use of computer music publishing programs and web publishing and of matters pertaining to copyright. The list has been created specifically to provide a forum for those interested in these topics in order that other lists dealing more generally with Orthodox liturgy and music may be free for more relevant discussion.
Membership is open to anyone interested, and the following rules apply:
1. No jurisdictional or doctrinal matters are to be discussed on this list.
2. Questions of translation are similarly prohibited.
3. The Moderator reserves the right to ban any member infringing rules 1 and 2 above.
The owner and moderator of the list is Ivan Moody (ivanmoody@ukonline.co.uk)
OrthodoxPSALM
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/orthodoxpsalm/
Subscribe:OrthodoxPSALM-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
The OrthodoxPSALM e-mail group is a communications tool of PSALM (the Pan-Orthodox Society for the Advancement of Liturgical Music), the publishers of this Directory, the newsletter PSALM Notes, and liturgical sheet music publications. The e-mail group was established in 1999 and currently has over 250 subscribers.
The goal of the OrthodoxPSALM e-mail list to is to advance the growth and excellence of all traditions of Orthodox liturgical singing by providing a means for open and constructive exchange of ideas among liturgical musicians.
The e-group is co-moderated by Alice Hughes (alice@orthodoxpsalm.org) and Volkert Volkersz (volkert@aol.com).
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Typikon
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/typikon/
Subscribe: typikon-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Typikon is a discussion list intended for all kinds of discussion and enquiries regarding the Typikon (its liturgical practice and music, and ramifications thereof) of the canonical Orthodox Church. All usages may be discussed, and non-canonical and non-Orthodox may participate freely. Discussion concerning these latter, however, is not part of the list's mandate.
It is hoped that the list may act as a clearinghouse for questions and doubts, as well as any material that members may wish to make available regarding Orthodox liturgical practice.
The list is pan-jurisdictional and welcomes members of churches who follow both Old and New Calendars. Polemical or provocative posting regarding jurisdisctional matters or the calendar controversy will result in suspension from the list.
The owner and moderator of the list is Ivan Moody (ivanmoody@ukonline.co.uk)
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Ustav
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ustav/
Subscribe:ustav-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Ustav facilitates e-mail discussion, questions, commentary and teaching concerning the traditional Orthodox Christian typicon and music.
The Russian word ustav means "typicon," and indicates that our discussion will be slanted towards the Russian Orthodox typicon and music, as practiced in the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (http://www.rocor.org), but all other traditional usages may also be discussed.
In general, this list is for traditional Orthodox Christians who love the church and its typicon, and want to learn more about it, and help others to learn about it, or anyone who wishes to learn about the beauty and theological profundity of Orthodox Christian worship and music.
The moderator is Priest Seraphim Holland, St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Dallas, TX. http://www.orthodox.net
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