TRONOS - corul de psalți al Patriarhiei Române

TRONOS, the choral group from Romania, has captured attention with several notable tracks. “Drum Bun” offers a lively take on traditional themes, while “Agni Parthene” showcases a blend of spirituality and musical elegance. “Chinonicul” is another standout, reflecting the group’s ability to weave deep emotional resonance into their performances.

Other tracks like “Fericirile,” “Avem o țară,” and “Mărturisiți-vă Domnului” highlight the group’s diverse repertoire. “Deșteaptă-te, române! - Imnul de stat al României” resonates with national pride, and “Sfinte Dumnezeule” brings a sense of reverence. The timeless “Hristos a înviat, gl. V” and “Se-aude glas peste Carpați” further demonstrate their commitment to both cultural and religious themes. Each piece contributes to a rich experience that connects listeners with Romanian heritage.

TRONOS - corul de psalți al Patriarhiei Române has been active with new releases that resonate with their choral tradition. Their latest album, "Slujba înmormântării mirenilor (fragmente) (2025)," showcases segments from funerary services, highlighting the solemnity and depth of the rituals. Another recent work, "Cântările Înălțării (concert) (2025)," captures the essence of Ascension with a collection of pieces performed live. The album "Răbdare spre Înviere (2025)" explores themes of patience and resurrection through choral arrangements.

In addition to albums, they have released singles that contribute to their ongoing project. "Slava Laudelor la Intrarea Domnului în Ierusalim (2025)" reflects on the significance of the entry into Jerusalem. Their participation in "Concert Caravana creștină (2024) (2025)" showcases their commitment to sharing choral music in various settings. "Fericirile (2025)" continues this trend, while "Slava la laude, gl. VI (2025)" provides another layer to their repertoire. Each of these works emphasizes their dedication to choral music within the liturgical context.