
Vassilis Hadjinicoloau (Βασίλης Χατζηνικολάου) is a Greek composer, conductor, and cantor known for his wide-ranging exploration of modern classical, traditional, Western classical, and Byzantine chant. Originally from Thessaloniki, he studied in both Greece and Montreal, Canada, earning advanced degrees in composition, voice, and choral direction. During his decade in Montreal, Hadjinicoloau became highly regarded within the
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Psalm 103
Psalm 1 (First Antiphon)
"O Gladsome Light"
Stichera's Doxastikon Tone 1
St. Seraphim Of Sarov
Aposticha's Doxastikon Tone 2
Aposticha Tone 1
St. Sergius Of Radonezh
St. Nina of Georgia
St. Demetrios
St. Cosmas The Aitolian
St. Gregory Palamas
St. Sava Of Serbia
Apolitikion Tone 2
Aposticha Tone 2
St. John of Damascus
St. Catherine
St. Herman of Alaska
Stichera's Doxastikon Tone 2
"Lord I Call" Tone 1
St. Barbara
St. Nicholas
St. George
Sanctus
Aposticha Tone 6
Sts. Constantine And Helen
Stichera Tone 1
Apolitikion Tone 1
Aposticha's Doxastikon Tone 1
Bless The Lord, O My Soul
St. Nectarios of Aegina
Aposticha Tone 5
Cherubic Hymn
Psalm 1
Apolitikiion Tone 6
"Lord I Call" Tone 7
"Lord I call" Tone 2
Stichera Tone 5
Stichera Tone 3
Doxastikon Tone 6
Stichera Tone 2
"Lord I Call" Tone 5
Psalm 1 (Blessed Is The Man)
Aposticha, Tone 8
All Saints Glorified in America
O gladsome light
Holy Monday - Exaposteilarion - Thy bridal chamner, Tone 3
"Lord I Call" Tone 6
Aposticha Tone 7
Aposticha's Doxastikon Tone 3
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