MUSIC VIDEO: Waltz for Anastasia

John Sokoloff

Source: John Sokoloff (Facebook)

September 4, 2017

“Waltz for Anastasia,” written in honor of the martyred Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov, is a track on the new album Hartland Street Echoes by John Sokoloff, released on Orchard Avenue Records on June 27.

This beautiful piano composition is a worthy tribute to Orthodox Church’s beloved Royal Martyr.

The album is vailable on iTunes and Amazon.

John Sokoloff

John Sokoloff (Facebook)

11/16/2017

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Comments
Liubov 11/25/2017 6:15 am
Such a beautiful waltz... it`s one of my favorite music pieces from the last John Sokoloff`s music album - Hartland Street Echoes... It`s is very talented.
Rozita Momeny11/18/2017 10:12 pm
A brilliant work of art, only a mastermind can create! Arousing the blaze of emotions that leave you breathless; placing you right at the moment when it was born! Rozita
Paok11/18/2017 6:59 am
It was interesting to say the least, but I found the tune itself to be very morbid. Anastasia was a martyr and only the church hymns can truly do her justice and invoke the praise, awe and inspiration in the faithful that we should have when thinking of her martyrdom and the meaning of her death and the death of her family for the orthodox and the entire world.
Natalie11/17/2017 8:51 am
It is so Beautiful music and video.I love it very much
Music evokes so many feelings...I am beyond words of gratitude,
Thanks so much. My Best to you. ~ Natalie.
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