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Grupul Psaltic Tronos

Christian mysticism

The Tronos Psaltic Group is the Byzantine chant ensemble of the Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral in Bucharest, founded and led by Archdeacon Mihail Bucă. It sings Orthodox liturgical chant and Romanian carols, and has performed in Romania and abroad.

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Grupul Psaltic Tronos

The Tronos Psaltic Group is the Byzantine chant ensemble of the Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral in Bucharest, founded and led by Archdeacon Mihail Bucă. It sings Orthodox liturgical chant and Romanian carols, and has performed in Romania and abroad.

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Christian mysticism

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