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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Russkii dukhovnyi kontsert v Tsetine
Concert of Russian religious music in Cetinje <Montenegro>
Novoe Vremia (Belgrade 1921-1930)
Newspaper Article
Russian
2698
Thursday April 24, 1930
Thursday April 24, 1930
Report of a concert held on Good Friday in Cetinje for the poor children of Cetinje. Lecture by Professor Vuisich of the Theological Seminary on "the Golgotha of the Russian Church".<Gardner> the writer, and director of the choir at the Serbian seminary in this city, comments that this is an unusual event since the local Russian community does not have its own choir. This special choir had been assembled to sing <some of> the offices of Holy Week. The choir was under the direction of M. S. IukachinskiiProgramme: Smolensky: Velikaia Ekteniia (comment about the Tebe Gospodi being "Uralskaia" (a clue that this information was supplied by a person well versed in Russian church singing); Obikhodnoe: Elitsy; "Tsarskaia" Sugubaia ekteniia, really the "Ptichka" with operatic soprano soloist. This is a second clue to the identity of the writer as Gardner who takes up later this theme and his specific dislike of this setting; Obikhodnoe: Otche Nash, but seemingly arranged by Dubensky; Tchaikovsky: Kheruvimakaia Pesn' from the full liturgy (first part only) ; Bortniansky; Iako da Tsaria from the Cherubic Hymn #7; Lirin: Razboinika No 2; Tebe Poem of an unknown author; Vasil'ev: Milost Mira, Dostoino est and Sviat, sviatFrom the comments in the last paragraph, it would seem that Gardner may have had something to do with the selection of the music, if not the actual performance of the choir.
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
K voprosu ob izuchenni drevne-slavianskikh muzykal’nykh pamiatnikov
On the question of the study of old Slavonic musical monuments
Russkaia mysl’ (Paris 1947-)
Newspaper Article
Russian
2671
7
Thursday January 25, 1968
Gardner-pseudonym E-GRM2671
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
V noiabre mesiatse 1975... plastinka.. russkoi tserkovnoi muzyki
In November 1975 ... a recording of Russian church music
Zarubezh’e (Munich)
Journal Article
Russian
42
September-October 1976
Discography
Recording of the Choir of St Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Paris on the Philipps label which appeared in November 1975. E. I. Evets (Evetz) was the conductor with the participation of N. M. Gedda.Performance of the works of Bortniansky, Gardner, Ivanov, Kastalsky, Kompaneisky, Lipaev, Lvov, Miasnikov, Nikolsky, Sokolov, Chesnokov, Iaichkov etc.
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Torzhestvo Russkago Tserkovnago Peniia (Korrespondentsiia iz Miunkhena)
A festival of Russian church singing (correspondence from Munich)
Rodnye perezvony (Brussels/Bruxelles)
Journal Article
Russian
898
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Napravleniia sovremennago russkago tserkovnogo peniia
Trends in contemporary Russian church singing
Voskresnoe Chtenie (Warsaw)
Journal Article
Russian
35
561-562
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Kompozitor Feodor Ivanovich Rudikov
The composer Feodor Ivanovich Rudikov
Po Stopam Khrista: Notnoe prilozhenie. Notnaia Biblioteka pravoslavnago khristianina (Vieglais)
Journal Article
Russian
1957
Berkeley: Rev. Nikolajs Vieglajs, 1957
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Emigratsia i evkharisticheskii Kongress
The emigration and the eucharistic Congress
Nashe Obshchee delo (Munich)
Newspaper Article
Russian
17105
3
This article is found immediately above the article by Gardner entitled "Russkoe Tserkovnoe penie: Half a Century of Russian Serials", in: Nasche Obschtschee Delo, Herausgeber: Amerikanisches Befreiungskomitee, Munich. See Schatoff,
There are comments on the Armenian Liturgy and its music
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
The Black Sea Cossack choir
Golos Rossii (Munich)
Newspaper Article
Russian
334
4
Sunday August 28, 1950
Review of a concert held in the Great Hall of the "Deutsches Museum" in Munich of the Black Sea Cossack Choir under the direction of Sergei Vasil'evich Gorbenko, professor of the Kievan Conservatory and a director at the Kiev Opera. Programme of religious and secular music.Comment of the reviewer "Podbor repertuara byl udachen i. slava Bogu, bylo malo tak nazyvaemoi stilizatsi, kotoroi chasto greshat v nashe vremia iskalechennogo materializmom iskusstva." This is a similar comment to what Gardner wrote about the performances of other Cossack choirs.
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Kontsert vostochnoevropeiskoi muzyki <9 marta, 1962>
A concert of Eastern European music <March 9, 1962>
Nashe Obshchee delo (Munich)
Newspaper Article
Russian
6142
4
Author cites the names of three choirs: (1) The Choir of the Russian Cathedral in Munich (director: G. Andrievskii); (2) a Ukrainian mixed voice choir (dir. G. Fil); (3) and a choir of young voices from a gymnasium (dir. G. Kharangose). Among works of Orthodox Church music sung were: a "Cherubic Hymn" by Andrievskii; the "Pokaianiia" by Vedel; and the "O Tebe Raduisia" by Bortniansky.
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<Gardner, Ivan Alekseevich (1898-1984)>
Russkaia Emigratsiia... Cetinje
The Russian emigration - the city of Cetinje
Novoe Vremia (Belgrade 1921-1930)
Newspaper Article
Russian
2417
2
Thursday May 23, 1929
Concerns a concert of religious music at the local Gymnasium given by a choir under the direction of N. Mel'nikov (Melnikov). There is a Lieutenant (poruchik) Nikolai V. 1894-1937, buried in Belgrade. See Nezabytye Mogily Tom 4 2004 p. 500. and possibly others. The programme included works written by Archangelsky: Pomilui nas Gospodi; Bortniansky: Da ispravitsia Khristich: Sviatyi Bozhe. The names of the soloists are also included.
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