Talk:Blazhen Muzh

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Sorry, I submitted this article, but am dumb as to how to get the formatting to work correctly on the line breaks with the lyrics. This is my first submission, so please excuse my mistakes.

I want to download the mp3 at the bottom but I don't know the username and password.

Johnmblack (talk) 21:18, 13 May 2008 (UTC) Gretchaninoff was not the first to "use" this. The church has "used" this for countless centuries. Your article makes it sound like Gretchaninoff and Rachmaninoff invented this part of the service.