Volga Mat’ Rodnaya

Volga Mat’ Rodnaya, or Stenka Razin as it is sometimes known,  is a traditional Cossack/Russian/Ukrainian melody that dates back to the 17th century at least. The following hymns use the tune.

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When The Starlight Fades
87 87 / Anonymous / Candlemas - Presentation of Christ in the Temple / Evensong / General / Harvest Festival / Hymn / Morning Prayer / Richard Irwin Original / Richard M S Irwin (b. 1955) / Stenka Razin / Volga Mat’ Rodnaya / Year A Proper 6, Ordinary 11, Trinity 2

When The Starlight Fades (Volga Mat’ Rodnaya, Piano Ensemble, 4 Verses)

When The Starlight Fades :  Recording Tune: Volga, Volga Mat’ Rodnaya (Волга, Волга мать родная) a traditional Russian melody arrangement

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In The Quiet Consecration
87 87 / Anonymous / Constance Headlam Coote (1844-1936) / Corpus Christi / General / Hymn / In The Quiet Consecration / John 6:48-56 / Popular / Stenka Razin / Traditional Russian / Traditional Ukrainian / Volga Mat’ Rodnaya / Year A Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year B Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year C Pentecost, Whit Sunday

In The Quiet Consecration (Volga, Volga Mat’ Rodnaya, Piano Ensemble, 4 Verses)

In The Quiet Consecration : Lyrics 1. In the quiet consecration Of this glad communion hour, Here we rest in

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