The Triumf of Orthodoxy - Monastic Choir of the Valaam Monastery. On "The Triumph of Orthodoxy" CD you will hear genuine Russian hymns of Znamenny chant performed by the monastic choir of the Valaam monastery. They are taken mostly from the manuscripts of the 16th-17th centuries.

Oh, wonderful island Valaam - Valaam Ensemble 1998. The album - is an attempt to have a look at the passing century and to restore succession with prewar Valaam. Musical publications of Valaam Monastery of the beginning of the XX-th century and soundtracks of 1930-s, which commemorated the fragments of Holiday Services in Transfiguration Cathedral, were used in creation of this album There are chants, which are sung in Valaam Monastery nowadays.

Chants of The Holy Transfiguration of the Saviour Valaam monastery - Valaam Chor, directed by Igor Ushakov 1993 year.

Behold the Bridegroom comes - Valaam Brotherhood Chor 1994 year.

The Northern Athos - Valaam Brotherhood Chor 1995 year.

Day of Resurrection - Valaam Brotherhood Chor 1995 year.

Taste The Fountain Of Immortalitiy - Album in English. Valaam Brotherhood Chor, directed by Monk Herman 1996 year.

Secret way - Monk Herman 1997 year.

Hear me, Heaven... - Monk Herman 1998 year.

House of the Most Holy Mother of God - Monk Herman 1999 year. (Digitally Remastered 1997 year.)

Blessed Saturday - Monk Herman 1999 year. (Digitally Remastered 1996 year.)

Godchosen Monastery - The choir of St.-Petersburg residence of Valaam monastery exists since 1990, when the church in the name of Kazan icon of Theotokos in Narvsky prospekt was opened. Michael Rusanov is the choir regent since 1993. The choir consists of graduates of choral school, students and graduates of St.-Petersburg conservatoire and amateur singers. In the present album starts with favoured by brothers and pilgrims hymn to Valaam monastery, which was usually sung when visiting hermit ages and chapels of the island. TMs composition, created in 90-th of the XIX century by monk Peter Mikhailov is the gift of loving heart to his native monastery inhabitants were forced to leave the island the abbat Hariton (Dunaev) expanded this hymn by 20 more stanzas. One can hear bitterness of parting witi Valaam and hope to see the monastery again in its former glory.