All music here has been downloaded from the internet and, as far as I have been able to find, are copyright free.  If you are the copyright holder and wish this files removed e-mail me and I will do so as fast as I can.  The original mp3 files can be found at the following sites.

1st Album:
Orthodox Pasca (Easter) Resurrection Service
Preformed by the combined choirs of St. John of the Ladder (Greenville SC), Holy Apostles (Columbia, SC), and Holy Ascension (Charleston, SC).
This was some of the first Orthodox music I ever heard.
Downloaded from Orthotracks.org


2nd Album:
Hymns of Holy Week
Preformed by the Choir of Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral (San Francisco, CA).
Downloaded from Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathredral


3rd Album
The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom
as composed by Sergi Rachmaninoff
Performers unknown.
The language used is Old Church Slavonic, a language related to Russian used in liturgical services in Slavic nations.
Downloaded from what is, as far as I can tell, a web site of the Serbian Orthodox Church of the Netherlands, in Serbian.


4th Album
All Night Vigil
as composed by Sergi Rachmininoff
Performers unknown.  (Church Slavonic)
Downloaded from a web site of the Serbian Orthodox Church of the Netherlands, in Serbian.


5th Album
Easter on Mt. Athos
I found this on a public FTP site and don't know much about it.  On Mt. Athos there are 20 monastaries and many small sketes.  I don't know if this music is from a single monastary or a combination of several.  Most are Greek, so I am assuming the language used here is Greek.
Downloaded from svetoslavlje.org FTP site.


6th Album
Various Hymns
Chorus under Konstantinos Fotopoulos
I got this from a Russian web site.  There are many other albums available for free download, most are in Russian, some in Greek.  Copy the link and paste it into Google's search box.  It will give you the option to translate it so you can make some sense out of what is listed.  Click on the music note for the list of albums.  I couldn't tell exactly but this seems to be hymns from the liturgy and other services.  The language used is Greek.
Downloaded from predanie.ru.


7th Album
Praise to the Lord of Heaven.
Spiritual Hymns of 19th and 20th Century Russian Composers
I only recognize one of these hymns, the Lord's Prayer.  The others may be traditional Orthodox hymns that were composed by modern Russians, or maybe even written by them. 
Downloaded from predanie.ru.

8th Album
Choir of the Valaam Monastery
Northern Athos
Official Website of Valaam Monastery
Founded somewhere between the 10th and 15th centuries, Valaam is one of the most well known monasteries in the world.  This album takes its name from a nickname for the monastery.  It is called the northern Athos because the spirituality of Valaam equals that of the monasteries of Mt. Athos.  I found a web site where this album is sold, Musica Russica, and I was able to get the track list in English.  There are two main types of hymns, traditional Byzantine and Znamenny, which is a Russian form of church singing that developed as the Byzantine musical tradition developed in Russia.  There are also three other hymns, one each from Kiev, St. Elijah Skete on Mt. Athos, and the Lavra of the Holy Trinity and St.Sergius.  All hymns are in Slavonic.
Downloaded from predanie.ru.  There are several Valaam albums on this site, this one is the second.