Monk Matthew Vatopaidinos (1774–1849) is a prominent figure in the tradition of Byzantine chant. He was a distinguished interpreter of the old notation.
His work established him as one of the most important bridges connecting the roots of the notation of our church music with later traditions, following the Three Teachers, particularly in the case of lengthy, slow compositions such as those found in the Mathimatarion.
He interprets Mathimata by earlier composers (Chrysaphes, Balasios, Bereketis, Germanos of New Patras, and others) and composes new works equal to those of his predecessors, unhesitatingly placing them alongside theirs in his musical codices.
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- Holy and Great Monastery of Vatopedi
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- Soft
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- German
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- 9790801172174
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