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LARS P. SYLL 
Interesting. It sounds very tonal – perhaps influenced by Russian folk music. I’ve heard the some of the monastic music of the Greek orthodox church – that seems to be more similar to pre-tonal Gregorian (probably Byzantine?) like chants.
Comment by Nanikore— 13 Mar, 2018 #