This is what you hear when entering Hell: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLearKyoktyraIk.html

So let it be

@some people deserve to be humbled 4 good hah, they definitely don't fail at losing battle in Ukraine 😉

@@Moxiousnilk like Ukraine never fell to kill their own people🤭

@@hashaintswan "fail" russian bot, no need to pretend that you can speak English)))

He wasn't part of the choir, just felt the vibe while passing by.

@@somerandom7672😂

😂😂😂

Some commeter said that it represents bells ringing far way.

It's for the sound effects. Just so you know.

That's not 'cool'. It's transcendent

@@Mias_Momma You should differ a bit. Not everything is of equal value. There's always a hierarchy in everything

This music piece is based on a beautiful poem written by Pushkin about the zorya beat ("the tattoo beat") which he remembers from his school days: short signals played on trumpet used by soldiers to mark the end of the day and time to return to their qauters or the beginning of the day (you may hear an example of the real old-fashioned signal here, at the very beginning of the video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eaqRg69ym7Xcopc.htmlsi=wqLqRghdR9QAi5Rn). So the boy here is actually imitating the sound of military trampets and doing it marvellously - pure and sharp, yet melodious sound flying in the crisp air.

Calm down let people enjoy! And no not everything has a hierarchy@@Io-Io-Io

@@till851 🤦‍♂️ You don't understand what this is about

Yes they are!! Why are you still reading?? I assume you thing there is more here?? Well your right The truth about time You want what you don’t have anymore. You think about what you don’t have not realizing one day you will do anything to be in the moment you’re living in now. All days feel the same but for some reason you think holding onto the past is going to do something. You know what you have to do to make your life not feel repetitive but you still won’t do it. We all live isolated live now and are too scared to talk to people because of fear of what they think not knowing they are feeling the same way about us. We’ve all sinned and need forgiveness only God can give it to us. We look inward for help because that’s what society says, then we feel depressed and self conscious about every problem we have so we turn to things to “fix” ourselves. We then realize we will never be the best and even if we are we would still feel worried about the future. Have a nice day!

And their literally all little boys like their baby's sounding like this

The one in the corner took me out his voice is so beautiful

😂

no nobody you are slone hearing it...omg ure so genius amazing

10 POINTS TO SLYTHERIN

😂😂😂

Yupp

yeah but the ginger with a mullet is technically a Weasley

​@@itsaguinness😄

Because it is the oldest choir in Russia, established in 1479.

​@@rb847that's crazy they look much younger than that

@@williamburnside7167 Lol

when i saw that adam's apple i had doubts on the high voice but never factored a bass solo

Protruded adam's apple suggests pubescence. My son sang in a boy's chore. I was so happy when after the breaking his voice became low and remember how disappointed his teacher was as none of the boys had returned with the tenor voice. Thus I found out that the true juwel is a tenor )) @@espressivsymbols3220

Love how you added "if he wants it" out of consideration because I can also really see him being pretty famous and well-known if he took his talent and skill further. But of course there's more things in life he may want better than this. We're not the person himself after all, hehe.

@@AgentMoss2217 Precisely. His aspiration may be to be a machinist, for all we know, or a farmer.

There is a video available of a solo concert performance he gave when a little older and blonder. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNZxorp9l9fZqH0.html

Hes as unusual as a 12 year old being 6 foot 3 I know one.. He wont be 13 until february

@@kathleenking47 I was nearly that tall at that age. I ended up at 6'4".

I fucking love it

Yes, special wood of that.

yes sadly that knowledge has been lost, or rather isn't used these days in the west at least it's all soulless and mainstream 'music' is more destructive than anything

Yup that's how you "mixed" back in the day

They are many religiou buildings famous for their acoustic performances. It s essentially a question of distances between walls (stone or wood panels) and proportions. I was stuck by the acoustic completely surprising in a church well known, in south france abbay of Senanques (84). I was in the transept on one side of the church, and could listen perfectly people whispering when entering at the opposite : the entrance door ! This was... Maybe 50..60 meters far. Same as in a little church in lyon where my girl friend used to train on the organ... a marvelous sound. And reverberation of organ pipes.

That wasn’t just a random corner! That room was specifically made for a vocalist like him to create a beautiful natural echo without the help of microphones

And to think i thought they couldn’t have a better source of surround sound with just being in that building. Fuck it, put a whole person back there

Actually he was a bit flat xD

@@whynottalklikeapirat yea I didn’t think he was that great w-w

@@whynottalklikeapirat still a kid.

HERE is Our Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

Very much so...I didnt expect bass😁

@@kathleenking47 It's more of a bass-baritone.

HERE is Our Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

@@Praise___YaH cring

Same with this angels womans voice. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpmmbNif1c7KmWQ.htmlf

Puberty was kind to him

I never expected that voice from such a young man.

The Russian people have mastered the fine arts at a level few will ever hope to reach. The music, dance, literature, sciences. Such a rich and beautiful culture that spans many hundreds of years.

thank you for the information!

@@nathanclaspell6003 too bad their government doesnt care about any of them. Who knows how much potential has been and is being thrown away in the trenches.. so many lives ruined, tragic.

​@@AnleifrFINare you talking about the Ukrainian regime of Fuhrer Zelensky? Agree.

Cries in alto and tenor.

@@nutellajunkie8848 right? I'm an alto and perfectly comfortable as a girl, but I've sincerely thought about doing HRT just so I can hear that gorgeous, resonant tone coming out of myself. It even seems a little tragic that it will likely never happen.

​@@aurorarhys5666 Edit: I've been told this comment is a lot of projecting. That was not my intention. I apologize. I meant this to be a "here's my experience, it sounds very vaguely similar to something you said but that could easily just mean nothing and hey you're valid no matter what" type of thing. I guess it doesn't sound like that. I'm still leaving the post up though. (TLDR at bottom) Me, a few months ago: "I'm perfectly comfortable as a boy, but sometimes I wonder what it would be like to be in a female body". Now, I identify as both male and female, and I use he/him and she/her interchangeably. I'm not saying this is you. I know trans female basses who are really happy with their voices (and gender), so it stands to reason that a cis female could *want* a bass voice. But it just struck me how eerily similar your comment was to comments I made a few months ago, about wishing I could carry a pregnancy when I got older. So, if you are like me, then I figured hearing this might help. Not all trans people feel dysphoria. Sometimes that's because they're like me and are more than one gender. Other times, it's because they got lucky enough to only feel gender euphoria, and not dysphoria. But back to the first point-- just because something correlates with gender doesn't mean it's necessarily tied to it. In fact, very little is completely 100% tied to gender. Seriously. I've even heard about someone who says she's a man. And no, I did not misgender her just now. She uses she/her pronouns. But in a masculine way. If that's not solid enough proof that pretty much nothing is fully tied to gender, then I don't know what is. So, if you're cis female and want a bass voice, you're definitely valid. TLDR; I can't tell you what your gender is, and you're valid whether you're cis or not. But also, don't let the fact that you feel comfortable as a girl stop you from exploring it (if you want to and feel safe doing so). You might find you're equally (or more) comfortable as a boy. Or you might not; some people who question end up simply reaffirming that they're cis. You're valid either way (I can't say that enough).

@@yf-n7710 Literal gaslighting. Leave her alone and stop confusing people into sterilizing themselves with your ridiculous gender dogma. There is nothing good that can come from obsessing over your gender identity.

@@fastenbulbous I think you need to take another look at what I wrote. I made it perfectly clear that I wasn't telling her to do anything. I specifically said she should only explore those things if she wanted to and felt safe doing so. And that she might not find anything even if she did explore. How is that gaslighting? And for the record, I said nothing about sterilization. That is a separate issue. I myself was born in a male body, and I believe that I would be happier in a female body. However, I do not pursue sex reassignment surgery, specifically because I want to have biological children some day, and that is more important to me. Perhaps if uterus transplants existed, I would pursue surgery. Then I would try for bio children via pregnancy. But that would by no reasonable definition be classified as sterilization. And since that does not exist with our current technology, I don't pursue surgery at all. You can explore gender without deciding to change your body, as it turns out. The only ramifications I've had are the social ones of ppl using "she/her" pronouns for me and calling me a woman. And even those are reversible if I choose to ask people to stop (which I don't because it makes me happy).

@Helen Woodrum , the kid was quite flat on some notes, great prepubescent voice tho

@@JRischill I'd like to see you do it

@@JRischill Chop off his balls so we can hear that angelic voice for all of our lives.

@@JRischill still amazing tho, for the average listener this is basically perfect ha

@@JRischill ayo

It was the absolute opposite of what I was expecting!

@@fred9435 Not even close.

Me too.

"balls just dropped speed run"

Incidentally, I was totally expecting him to be be baritone, just based on his appearance, and being silent for so long.

Me too :)

I love Sviridov

You're still alive!

Can’t believe I’ve never heard this before. I’ve been listening to music for my whole life and have been a professional musician for 20 years! Absolutely divine

Praise the algorithm

What was it?

It’s the celestial sounds from the angels, or something like that. I’ve heard it twice,

I used to hear something similar every morning as I was waking when I was a child. It stopped around the time I turned 13 never to return but it was a sound I will never forget. Hoping it will return one day

do you know his name?

Anyone knows if this version is on Spotify? Cant find it :(

I know right

I first read that "main kid" as that "man kid" LOL!

Look up Will Ramos from Lorna Shore and you’d be even more surprised

Gorgeous bass baritone voice.

Agreed

🤓 Underrated comment... 🤣speaking as a _Current Armchair Expert & 2x Champion of BuLLshiT._ 🏆 🤪

As a official armchair expert regulator, i vouch for your well earned credibility, that you aquired from decades of passionate dedication to your honorable craft.

😂😂😂😂. Indeed. A wonderful piece.

Omg ! Finally one of a kind of a dying tribe ! You told the truth as it it ! You are ...AWESOME !!!!

Exaclty, almost sound like violins

@@iggmeister4137 CASTRATI

@@iggmeister4137 I really doubt it. Is just that they are really young and trained

@@manuelluis5456 Don’t be ridiculous.

sameeee

In love and communion, to praise the One who gives us ability and life🙌🏾

@@Deto4508 *._.*

Are you an alien? Cause this is how we address members of other species

And now they’ve been drafted to be cannon fodder for Putin.

@@Deto4508 You mean Odin

Skyrim for sure

@@kaybee2286 damn right!

Lord of the Rings!

Choirs always get me so amped up

The somber night before the battle

I know his voice took my breath away, amazing so beautiful both voices together ❤

*expect

I wasn't looking when he started singing and thought it was the trololo guy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pcemgNeGvKqmhIE.html

​@@The_Kirk_Lazarus pedant

@William Wolf Who are you "White Knighting" for, you pusillanimous sycophant?

Purposefully designed to carry sound so the people at the back could hear the priest talking and to take the choir to the next level.

Both the cathedrals and the songs are made with that in mind.

There is a church in Southern Calif called the Crystal Cathedral. My mother has a 4 octave range and used to sing Amazing Grace accapella (sp) every Easter. Her voice would just roll off the ceilings and walls. Afterwards people would be crying thanking her and blessing her for singing. I was a young child and remember the accolades she received.

Those spaces are so fun to sing in, my high school choir got to sing in Cathedrals in Quebec City and what a change from our school auditorium!!

ted mosby architect💀

... of a NTR.

Shirogane Miyuki from Kaguya-sama, except this guy can sing 😂

Its just the blonde hair isnt it

@@ascendedbox612 nerotare

@@ascendedbox612 search on your own responsibility, hashtag notsafeforwork hashtag eighteenplus

This is Russian Orthodox music.

Sounds amazing!❤​@@bizzz2824

​@@bizzz2824No, it's not religious music.

Do you know the name of the poem?

Found it. It's called 3opo 6bOT

As a Russian, I can tell you - I could barely understand a single word in the song. The only one i could was "...flying away" - "улетает" in Russian

@@zx3215 it's still easier than understanding what Morgenshtern raps about.

Thanks mate :-)

Imagine the stereo effect of that in person

I just love the phrase “the blond bellower”, lmao. Sounds like the name of an epic video game boss.

@@luissandoval9775 HAHAHA IKR. The Nook Kid and the Blond Bellower

They are Russians, and very talented people !

The Russians are good people, unfortunately their leader is an idiot. None of the Russians wanted to go into Ukraine.

If you wanna see talented look up malakai buyoh

⁠@@brayljosh1275Malakai is absolutely amazing

@@shellzabelle4146 He has the best voice i’ve ever heard.

post puberty, you can train your voice again :D the voice cracks and teenage acne voices don't last forever!

@@larsswig912 Hahaha teenage acne voices

So girl voices change too as u get older and I feel like it allowed me to unlock like an entire new range genuinely. Like I can reach even the notes the blond dude is singing while also reaching the notes the little boy in the corner is singing. Its kinda cool

This is when they start snipping yk what...╏⁠ ⁠”⁠ ⁠⊚⁠ ͟⁠ʖ⁠ ⁠⊚⁠ ⁠”⁠ ⁠╏

@@coldgrandpa ? Female voices do not change by as much, I don't know why you're trying so hard to go "b-but it happens to us too!"💀💀💀💀NPC

No replies? Let me fix that

@@MarvelMania677me too

​@@cristinacristina9756 me three

Sorry, but his voice is not deep, this is not the range of bass, it is baritone.

@fiese friesin I think they were just expecting a higher voice than the one he sang in

He definitely went through puberty. 😄

An example of call and response in classical music.

Threw me, too. He must have had a rough transition during voice change.

The young blond man is one of the best base-barytons of 21th century, late Dmitri Hvorostovsky.

⁠​⁠@@utahdan231 i cant read russian but the original video linked seems to imply this video is from 2018? Dmitri died in 2017 at 55? Are we doing a bit (in which case, apologies) or am I missing something?

@@sagetaylor8653 the video was published in 2018. It doesn’t mean it was recorded in 2018. We have plenty of videos recorded decades ago ,youTube is only 19 years old.

@@utahdan231 instead of being condescending why not check the internet to see if you made a mistake? It’s not Dmitry Hvorostovsky (who had brown eyes, unlike this boy who has blue and definitely wasn’t born in 1962). This is Aleksey Mikhailov.

@@sagetaylor8653 this is Aleksey Mikailov, not Dmitri Hvorostovsky. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aMloiMqn1bG1l4k.htmlsi=jV4wwfVHbo65PpE7

Normal Russian education system ;-) Most of them will end as alcoholics :D

Not that surprising when music is your religion. They eat sleep and breathe for these moments.

Let’s be honest, we clicked for the boy and stayed for the beautiful performance

​@@HfdguuUesvi will be honest and i came here for both

@@HfdguuUesvhonestly I came cause of the video title it pulled me in 😭

yes im not even christian but just as the music this is beautiful

overtones are what enables us to distinguish instruments, isn't it normal to hear the overtones ?

@@user-uu5xf5xc2b generally you need a very loud and clear fundamental tone to clearly hear overtones. everytime a sound is played, the overtones mix with it and do allow you to distinguish instruments, as well as voices, but that isn't all that you have to distinguish voices. You have the way start the note (attack), the way they end the note (decay and release), how much breath you put into it, how much volume, head voice or chest voice, etc... these can vastly change the quality of a sound aside from overtones. tldr; I got carried away here with my response. my point is this: every sound you hear has overtones, but you can actually distinctly hear overtones separate from the fundamental when it is loud, clear, and usually lower in the register. usually you don't "seperately" hear an overtone, it's just a part of the sound.

@phenomenologicalparadox5216 i feel educated. Thanks for lowering my guilt after staying up so late scrolling!

Thank you for translating ❤

Thank u

that’s beautiful thanks so much ❤

Thank you for the information. Love from Sweden 💛💙

Thats mesmerising. Thank you!

Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain: for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. Deuteronomy 5:11 This is the ordinance of the law which the LORD hath commanded, saying, Speak unto the children of Israel, that they bring thee a red heifer without spot, wherein is no blemish, and upon which never came yoke. Numbers 19:2

@@ayoolukoga9829 So, to you, the lord is a cow? Also, please... remove yourself with human written texts. Cheers

@@jackal2568 Im old, so for me it is a boy. 😅

I jumped!

@@jackal2568 15 or 16 old are called as boy , not young man.

They literally all appear sad and the soloists both look…. Just not happy at all.

I thought the same thing, it’s as though their lives depend on their perfection

@Fred the 47th I think you're thinking too deep

Have y'all ever thought of they just might be nervous? It is a big crowd after all

@@edwon1 he is lol

Damn that’s poetic. Mayhaps I borrow that phrase?

@@Bandikit 😊

Niceone, really like a lion's roar from a sparrow. Sharp

@@Bandikit Absolutely, you may use it.

First their voices then your words.. This video is a treasure along with the comments! God bless..

Same! I started giggling when I realized the cute “beeping” from the corner wasn’t a horn but immediately wept when that voice boomed out of the other boy. 🥹✨ His eyes roll back at one point and it seems more like channeling from higher realms than human performance. GORGEOUS. 💫

Straight cap

❤

Uh spoiler alert

I think my boyfriend used to be able to sing like this. I'll never hear his voice sing again. He took a bad job it broke his spirit.

I'd say he's more of a deep baryton.

God dayum bro

@@darkiee69 he's really young, for you to say what his voice is. And also he can sing whatever he wants. (Not trying to be rude tho, just saying)

@@Sougabrielfelix Then I would love to hear him sing soprano. When this was filmed he was a deep baritone. He might develop more and become a full base.

@@Sougabrielfelix Presumably, if you wanted to be rude, you would have corrected his spelling?

They were dressed for Helena

I feel like the first kid could be jesus in the conversation and is like “do I really have to die on the cross??” And the other kid is God and he’s saying “yes my son we need to sacrifice you for humankind”

The emos in russia have more testosterone than me...

@@diluvialdrifter4332 emo doesn't exist in Russia anymore. if only a few remain

nombre 999

Yeah he was awesome.

Rick Astley

You forgot the brown haired guy with his fantastic mid range vocals.

@@VerisimilitudeDude Who tf out of the 100 kids has midrange vocals 🤣

@@NeoThorne It was a joke... Jeez, lighten up.

Is there a reason why the other boy was at the back?

​@@Bella-wp7wzProbably to imitate that special echo.

@@Bella-wp7wz most likely for a more long siren sound with the eco effect caused by the chamber door and big room

More likely a conscript in the army sent to Ukraine now.

Yes, but I get no "heaven" vibe from him, rather a vampire in a Twilight episode...and not one of the good vampires either. Tho his voice is amazing.

@@susanivy3619 he has an angel look about him so you could've never expected it

@@susanivy3619One of the most brain dead takes I’ve read in a while. Good job. You’ve made me dumber.

@@susanivy3619his expression is so gentle, why do you think that?

One minor correction, this isn't sacred music. This piece is called 'Reveille' and is a part of A Pushkin Wreath (or Garland), a collection of the poet's work put to music by composer Georgy Sviridov.

and it has nothing to do with salvation.

Another Dmitri Aleksandrovich Hvorostovsky in the making?

​@@JohnSmith-uy7sv You need it though. JESUS loves you!

@@naoedouard4422 "WE" all need salvation. We are all sinners deserving of hell and then the lake of fire on judgement day.

the religious part is what made them great, without religion we wouldn't have this beauty

@@freedomisbrightestindungeons I completely agree

You are incredibly close minded

@@simonubovic6209yes we must be open minded like you, one who insults strangers on the internet. Bravo.

@@simonubovic6209 I'm pretty sure nothing anyone has said here shows anyone's close minded/open mindedness

He is suppose to be the bells

i think he’s there for a reason

I noticed that too I pray he’s okay I agree with you his voice is amazing

@@fay6160he is in the corner for acoustics. Those boys probably don’t have a lot of family

It's probably for acoustics

I was wondering why he is so far away from the group :(

I respect the audience, these are the pious for whom this music was created

@@MsHburnettI respect the audience too, but I think what this commenter is saying is that the sound quality would be even better if the choir was recorded in the cathedral without the audience present. The bodies absorb some of the music. Without them there the choir would sound even richer and fuller. ❤️

I love the audience. I love seeing them enjoy the music.

Same, obviously the audience was respectful and kept quiet. Glad they saw it. But I, too, would love an audio recording to listen to on earbuds and drift away to SANS audience ruffling lol

Also cause the people are noisy. Shuffling, moving this, talking. Would be much better in a studio or without the crowd.

My husband did as well. Absolutely beautiful

The ceilings were made intentionally to increase the vibrational frequency in human body. High frequency body receives Holy Spirit and heals us.

I'm sure the priests are very happy to service your kid lol

The balls to?

How would one look up something for their children to be involved in cathedral singing? Do you have to be catholic?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7GPq9Rz3b6ocok.html

I keep doing that, too!!

People are terrified by angles voices and appearance on the whole theological speaking

@@danielcooke9974 I mean ... I wasn't speaking literally. It was meant more of an adjective instead of a noun. But I get where you're going with it and appreciate the smile it left me with.

David Bowie I suppose

@ No, King David. The one who wrote half of all the psalms

@ thought the same lmao

Burt Bacharach and David Bowie. I like it,

Yeah kinda boring for what heaven reward should be.

This is probably a dumb question. But do you have to be catholic to get into this type of singing. I have 2 young sons I would love to eventually get involved in choir like this

​@@slee7991this isn't a religious song, and it's in an Orthodox Church not Catholic. But usually you can find choirs that are not affiliated with any denomination,try looking up male voice choir in your locality.

​​@@slee7991not op but prolly since it's a choir duh At my place they take pple from my church . But at different places it may differ ? Just go to where ever and ask if you can have them join the choir group

​@@slee7991I think it depends. The more performance oriented choirs will take anyone who applies who meets the standards, they are looking for talent. I knew they will hire organists who aren't churchgoers. But the ones who are just doing them for services might want the choir to be members of the church.

Should try shape note singing. A very different emphasis but it's huge fun if you like singing. A lot of people know it as Sacred Harp singing. It's non denominational and very loud and enthusiastic, and when you get a large group of singers it's just a powerful experience, just a bit rough edged if you are used to this sort of delicate, professional singing. But there are some very good singers involved, very powerful voices. It shakes the air.

I don't know, but the lighting lowered, with some added mist effect, along with emerald northern lights moving behind them, would certainly accentuate the atmosphere of the beautiful music.

Thank you - the gimmicky garbage extruding from various soulless directors invading the great opera houses is intrusive, dynamic altering and just plain vomitorius. Who needs giant moving sets when you've a Peter Mattei on stage...who bounces from angelic to really rather naughty in a quick exhalation... The blonde bass and the young soprano and choir here are all beautiful... Just the music, thanks...and maybe a few lumens of moonlight, but that's it!

& the church as the musical instrument itself💯💯💯💯

@@larkatdawn don’t know. I saw Muse recently, and Matt Bellamy is an amazing singer. The concert was a SHOW. Massive animatronics, beautiful light work, and lots of drama. It was a show done by an insanely talented man, made electric by the fancy lights and smoke and lasers. It made what could have been soulless into something magical.

Well that's a whole different category. If I want something light hearted and bubbly to dance to, I'm not gonna go see a church choir. They might look at me funny if I'd go "WHOOOO YEEEEAH!!" If I want something more performative with amazing singing I go to opera. If I just want beautiful singing I go to see a choir.

Protected from what exactly?

Why? It's not even a Christian song or about Salvation in Jesus Christ or what he did on the Cross to save us from our sins. It's not...Amazing Grace... song

​@@JohnSmith-uy7sv So what? 🙄

@@robbymitchell805 Exactly. you said it. Why would he be protected because sings non christian songs? It's nothing special.

​@@JohnSmith-uy7sv😂😂😂... Stop drinking too much, John

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