 My knowledge in heraldry is really poor. But, this emblem, or coat of arms, attracted my attention recently. I have found it in the St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral Church in Vrsac (Vojvodina, Serbia), being placed on the wall on the left hand side of the Church (if you look towards the altar). I thought that someone here could be acquainted with heraldry and that someone can explain to me the symbolism of two flaming hearts and two torches surrounded by clouds and placed in the middle of the source of (presumably) sunrays. Could someone solve this riddle for me? |
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Dear Frank, as someone who has some experience in macro photography of plants, I feel that this photo could be much, much more suggest...
What does this emblem symbolize?
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| One of the masterpieces of Serbian orthodox sacral/spiritual music... "Now the Powers", from the Liturgy of Presanctified Gifts by Stevan St. Mokranjac, the most famous Serbian classical composer. Performed by the Male Choir "Kir Stefan, the Serb" in Belgrade, Serbia, March 2003. That was my choir. If you want to "hear" me, just listen to the basso section, or follow the lowest line appearing at the screen... Enjoy! [link] ****************************************************** Here is another cute piece of Orthodox spiritual music. It's called "Voskresni, Bozhe" (or... something like: Resurrect, Oh Lord...), written by an anonymous author, most probably a Russian, somewhere in the XIX century. It is performed by the same choir as above. [link] ****************************************************** Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom for male choir by Stevan St. Mokranjac. It is considered incomplete and very rarely performed, either during the services or in concert halls. Performed by: male choir "Kir Stefan Srbin". Conducted by: Milan Milijanović. Photos by: me. I had to split it up to four videos, because of its length (almost 25 minutes of music). Part One> [link] Part Two> [link] Part Three> [link] Part Four> [link] |
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I'm back at this site again, but will still work the other site. I think some valid and valuable points were made on that site. I've seen how to take sharp pictures and learned DOF for macros, but I don't need people telling me I need to put up perfect pictures. I will still post there, just not as often. Thanks for the two favs.
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