Miss T.E.A You did not expect, but many-many old Russian song are wonderful. I listen only to Old Russian songs, and I do not understand Russian. A small example: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/eWh3jGpvmGhes5s.html Next song is in Hebrew, sang by a Moldavian girl, that does not understand the lyric, but the result is wonderful: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/j4-bgohrbKOQk2g.html Enjoy.

@@moshemaor1731 "Мав би я бандуру!" - це українська народна пісня, а не російська! Так званим «росіянам» - 700 років і донині є найгіршими ворогами українців! Гірші, ніж араби для євреїв! "I should have a bandura!" this is Ukrainian folk song, not Russian! The so-called "Russians" - 700 years old and to this day are the worst enemies of Ukrainians! Worse than Arabs for Jews!

@@user-oi8uc6nb3l Thank you. I know it is an Ukrainian song. In addition to many Russian songs, in my collection, I have also Old Ukrainian, including this one. They are also very nice. The version I have, is with the same singer. I have the song at least 10 years, so the young singer on the stage does not sing it, just moving his lips. Anyway, the song is nice. I know also very good composers from Ukraine: Mayboroda, Shamo and Ponomarenko. I listen to their songs a lot. All the best.

@@moshemaor1731 Thank you.

@@user-oi8uc6nb3l господин полковник... а вы разве не в курсе, что на Кубани проживает много этнических украинцев....? Вот они и поют свои народные песни... А от того. , что они оказались по разные стороны 30 лет назад проведённых границ они не виноваты... И евреи тут вообще не пределах...

I'd like to hear him as Galitzky/Konchak.

Боже! Какая красота!

На Кубані живуть етнічні українці, а кубанські і донські козаки походять з запорізьких. Ethnic Ukrainians live in the Kuban, and the Kuban and Don Cossacks come from the Zaporozhian Cossacks.

I’m 16 and can sing as deep I might as well become inaudible as an elder.

​@@anonymousr1918Lucky, I love this type of music but no way can I sing it.

We are not Ukraine! We are Kuban. To call me Ukrainian is an insalt.

@@user-gx3hj5ur3n Sorry but I did not know that. It is not insalt but insult in english.

Yes please

Dimitry seleznev

J. D. Sumner and Mikhail Zlatopolsky

The upside of Social Media , Russia that vast , wild ..mysterious. .beautiful Country is open to the World BUT I pray that Russia doesn't follow the American culture of fast food rubbish and no moral compass where L.G.B.T.Q.I. seem to have more ( so called ) Human Rights than people like myself and my family who are heterosexual . My husband and I have been married for over 40yrs ..we have 6 children and 10 grandchildren who are all being provided for because of a strong work ethic passed on from generation to generation, we don't scrounge off the State . Go Russia Go , wish we had President Putin as a leader .

@@tempusfugit7127 Putin is a dictator , he was the head of the KGB . He eliminates everyone that is against him , by putting them in prison ,or by have them killed . Maybe you have a point , about the human rights , but please , Putin is a criminal .

This is a famouse Ukrainian song, not Russian.

Tempus Fugit: Your sense of superiority and homophobia undermine your exceptional accomplishments imho. So unfortunate! Perhaps you should all immigrate to Russia where you could have Putin as a leader and homophobia galore. God help you if any of your family turn out to be gay though .....

it"s a Ukrainian folk song and not a Russian this is a Ukrainian people who unfortunately live in Russia. this is a sad story for the Ukrainian nation.

РОСІЙСЬКА МОСКОВІЯ - ЦЕ МАРОДЕРИ ТА ДИКІ ВБИВЦІ!! ВОНИ ТВОРИЛИ І ТВОРЯТЬ ЕТНОГЕНОЦИД УКРАЇНЦІВ та інших малих народів!! В 1932-1933 МОСКВИТИ ВБИЛИ 10 500 000 УКРАЇНЦІВ, СТВОРИВШИ ШТУЧНИЙ ГОЛОДОМОР (забороняли та відбирали їжу, вбивали голодом, і про це є документальні свідчення)!! ЛЮДИ СВІТУ, ВИ ПОВИННІ ПРО ЦЕ ЗНАТИ!! ЗАРАЗ МОСКОВИТИ ВБИВАЮТЬ УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ДІТЕЙ В УКРАЇНІ ТА ГВАЛТУЮТЬ ЖІНОК!! 2000 УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ЦИВІЛЬНИХ ЖІНОК ОКУПАНТИ ДЕПОРТУВАЛИ незаконно ДО МОСКОВСЬКИХ КОНЦТАБОРІВ!! 6000 НОВОНАРОДЖЕНИХ УКРАЇНСЬКИХ НЕМОВЛЯТ РОСІЯНИ НЕЗАКОННО ДЕПОРТУВАЛИ ДО РОСІЇ ТА ЗЛОЧИННО ЇХ ТАМ УСИНОВЛЯЮТЬ!! На окупованих тариторіях, які є українськими, московити спалили всі українські книжки, забороняють Українську Греко Католицьку Церкву!! В російській федерації, де давно живуть, опинившись там за різними обставинами, українці, теж немає ні однієї такої церкви!! Ті українці, які проживають давно на території РФ не мають ні одного українського дитячого садочку, не мають ні однієї української школи, і вони змушені зросійщуватися таким способом життя, не розуміючи навіть, що над ними московія проводить штучний етноцид вже 105 років!! Люди світу, ви повинні знати, що після завоювання України московити підуть на Європу!! Вони не зупиняться в Україні!! Вони хочуть завоювати весь цивілізований світ!! .."весь мир насилья мы разрушим до основанья. А затем.. мы наш, мы новый мир построим.." - так московити співають. ТАКА ЗЛОЧИННА ІМПЕРІЯ, ЯК РОСІЯ, НЕ ПОВИННА ІСНУВАТИ, БО ВОНА НЕСЕ ГОРЕ ВСЬОМУ СВІТОВІ, І НАЙБІЛЬШЕ ГОРЕ - УКРАЇНЦЯМ, ЯКІ ЯВЛЯЮТЬСЯ СУСІДАМИ ЦЬОГО РОСІЙСЬКОГО САТАНИ!!

Compare with Ukrainian singer Boris Gmyria: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/kZmfgImgfJuDtZc.html

HIS VOICE ALONE GIVES ME THE CHILLS.

@@user-bi4mf8sj2h Seleznev is a basso profondo (oktavist) without a doubt, and the voice of Boris Gmyria strikes me as a fine example of basso cantante, somehow like Hvorostovsky, which is more a basso cantante than a baritone....

Beautiful sounds reverberate from the authentic accents of their mother tongue - Ukrainian!!

@@bahluviensis hvorostovsky is a pure lyric baritone, and a bad one lol

Данный текст песни немного изменен. В оригинале, смысл этой песни в том, что в давние времена, у молодого человека, была похищена его девушка и он очень горевал за ней. Но когда он пошёл её искать, чтобы вызволить, то похитители его девушки, ослепили юношу, и он, будучи уже без глаз с трудом добрался до своей родины и страдая от любви и безысходности стал бандуристом, и своё горе излагал в такой душевно - трогательной манере. БАНДУРА - это древний украинский музыкальный инструмент, но в украинской национальной культуре, популярен и в нынешнее время. В видео на нём играет женщина, участница оркестра.

@@zhilibili883thank you!

​@@zhilibili883köszönöm szépen, hogy megírta ennek a gyönyörű dalnak a tartalmát!❤❤

1:05 A bandura is a Ukrainian folk instrument with a whole bunch of strings, and (correct me if I'm wrong, it won't be the first time) I believe the beautiful young lady at this time mark is playing one. The translation of the lyric is on Wikipedia, and it comes out to mean about what you think it might mean.

I didn't expect it either, but I had no idea what to expect

James McShane are you saying it’s playback?

@@vincenthubschmann6512 sorry what do you mean?

James McShane you said it didn’t seem real. Were you just emphasising how unbelievable this performance is or were you implying that it was playback and he wasn’t actually singing??

@@vincenthubschmann6512 No realised it was real and fantastic. The first few notes just seemed so sureal and thought omg what a voice. Loved it

А какие голлса нравятся больше? Тенор баритона или Басы?

les autres basses paraissent des ténors à côté de lui !

The Kuban Cossack Choir is one of the greatest in Russia, be their soloist it's like be an opera singer.

Si je ne dis pas de bêtise, je crois qu'il mesure 2 m 05 ! 😀🙂

Traduction please 🌱🌱🌱🙌

@@hazelsura9143 на три комментария выше, я попыталась объяснить, о чём поется в песне.

Ukrainian

@@catnap387 whaaat? Kubans are NOT Ukrainians. Go to Kuban and start tell them, that they are - don't forget to make a video😁 I hope you're really good at running, hahaha😏

@@K_Alinka I said THE SONG is Ukrainian so as to clarify for those who don't know that it is not Russian. I'm happy for Russians to claim what is rightfully theirs but they have a habit of taking from others (Ukrainians in particular) and claiming it is theirs!

@None Ya What does Moscovia the old name for Russia mean? Most names for countries have a meaning. that is nothing new. Yes it is an old Ukrainian song because Ukraine too has a tradition and culture. In fact the words to the song were written in the middle of the nineteenth century.

@None Ya Ukraine as a self governing independent state didn't exist but the people who shared a language, culture and traditions DID. They are known as Ukrainians. Ukraine's territory was occupied by imperial states namely Austro-Hungary and Russia who had their own names for the people of Ukraine. However the Ukrainians have a DISTINCT IDENTITY which has kept them together although their masters, Russia in particular, would prefer that Ukrainians would be ignorant of their distinct identity from Russia. Hence it is VERY IMPORTANT to emphasise what is Ukraine's so Ukraine's heritage does not get masked/hidden as Russian or anything else. There were several new independent countries created in the 20th century, Ukraine being one. In conclusion it is very correct to clarify that the song here is Ukrainian and not anything else!

Averoc it talks about how someone loves their bandura

Actually he’s become a bandurist because his heart has been ripped out by a girl!

@@gnomesb please, can you translate it?

​@@cagdasd.9331 translation taken from lyricstranslate.com/en/%D0%B2%D0%B7%D1%8F%D0%B2-%D0%B1%D0%B8-%D1%8F-%D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%83%D1%80%D1%83-i-would-take-bandura.html Взяв би я бандуру Взяв би я бандуру Та й заграв, що знав... Через ту бандуру Бандуристом став А все через очi Коли б я iх мав За тi карi очi Душу б я вiддав Марусино серце Пожалiй мене Вiзьми мое серце Дай менi свое Взяв би я бандуру Та й заграв, що знав Через ту бандуру Бандуристом став lyricstranslate.com I would take a bandura* I would take a bandura And play what i know Cause of that bandura I've became a bandurist** It's all because of that eyes If I've only had them For that brown eyes I'd given up my soul Marusia's heart Pity me Take my heart Give me yours I would take a bandura And play what i know Cause of that bandura I've became a bandurist lyricstranslate.com Alternate version I would take up a bandura And play that which I know Because of that bandura A bandurist I've become On account of those eyes When I could have had them For those there brown eyes My soul I'd have given up Oh Dear Mary's heart Now take pity on me Here do take my heart And do, give yours to me I would take up a bandura And play that which I know Because of that bandura A bandurist I've become lyricstranslate.com

@@gnomesb thank you so much

This Ukelele is a banura

@@dhrvb balalaika

Hahahaha dorito ukelele, i remeber now the advertisement. LOL You are right, fantastic voice, ensemble and singers! Also in the dorito ukelele! Some info: The dorito ukelele is the balalaika, which is marvelous instrument Russian/slavic origin… The bandura is the other one bigger with a nice hole from the resonance box and more strings. It expanded into other areas like the Spain as the name Bandurria (similar name), or/and laúd coming from al-ud in arab, in other areas kizara, kobza….probably this family comes from the greek pandura… but who knows Big hugs!

Великий украинский певец- Борис Романович Гмыря: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/kZmfgImgfJuDtZc.html

@@user-bi4mf8sj2h Даже рядом не стоит с Дмитрием Селезнёвым

@@user-tx6pc3qd6f Да ваш Селезнёв на "пол-кирпича" всё ниже поёт и сидит постоянно "под нотой", а мнит о себе, наверное, невесть что! Ему до покойного Б. Гмыри, как вам - до Киева раком!)))

@@vadimdubovsky Я ничего против не имею, но лично мне Б. Гмыря не нравиться. Каждому своё.)))

@@vadimdubovsky Гмыря никакой.

... Только поют украинскую песню.

Украинская песня 🇺🇦

​@@zhilibili883So?

Totally agree. Thanks for posting!

I had the privilege of meeting the Don Cossack Choir wonderful memories they come to our home for dinner

Search in Russian: Кубанский казачий хор, and more will come up.

Forget You Tube, they should be touring America.

Right?! I wish there would be DVD's of their performances to buy! They are more authentic and proud than any other cossack choir I`ve ever seen.. I get goosebumps everytime!

Je suis d'accord avec vous ! 😄 Effectivement on a tendance à trop valoriser les ténors aux détriments des autres catégories de chanteurs, notamment basses profondes que personnellement je préfère et même j'adore ! 💖🌞

You know Kuban >Cossacks are Ukrainians and not Russians, right?

@@Rockyourassed lol

@@Rockyourassed You don't read much (different sources) of history, do you?

@@hwt-ka-pth i did.

@@Rockyourassed who cares? u can say what u want. it will be always Russia :D sorry bro

Yes, beautyful Ukrainian language and song.

Doormat

❤️

как красиво

Hello, Mr Wait! I don´t expect your reading this comment, for I am writing on April 19, 2021, soon after listening to this astounding melody and even more astounding performance. But I couldn´t help answering to your comment. Thank you for being a man of values, true values, that enrich any person. It was a pleasure reading your coment and discover that there are people worth of knowing. Thank you. I, myself, highly appreciate such voices.

@@cantinhopaz3873 yes, I have read your kind comment with gratitude. You are obviously a person of sensitivity and discernment, with a true appreciation for excellence and beauty. It is gratifying to know that in this sordid world of sensationalism and commercialism, there is a community of high-minded persons like yourself who enthusiastically appreciate and support the best in the cultural world. So, very best wishes to you !

Excellent point.

I don’t know what their saying and I still like it so your wrong :)

@@SasafrasYT pretty sure he's saying that by listening to the people's music you could understand their culture and/or mindset.

@@blaabloiuahsoas9041 oh my bad, i thought he was saying to listen to their songs it is necessary to understand the people.

Bravo!!!

I have noticed most Ukrainian men have sonorous, deep voices (e.g. Zelinsky). Must be their Cossakh soul speaking/singing! Slava Ukraini.

@@GM-cq6ez какая украина - забудь ... америка ( нато ) - под нож эту территорию ... ничего личного - они хищники ... а вот Союз бы побоялись тронуть .

puxa vida, orgulhoso de ver um brasileiro com ótimo gosto musical por aqui !

@@adrianoaraujo6275 certamente!

Eu também😄!!!

Rita Marangoni, viva la bela Itália . falo aqui do Brasil !

Osvaldo Trigueiro, viva tutto il mondo !!!

З такими братами, як росіяни, краще вже бути одинаками.

Украјинцима уф не

@@SRBOMBONICA86 this is Ukrainian song in Ukrainian language. You reconsider who u admire

i'm a contrabass and am currently learning several oktavist pieces, trying to train my voice to this level

Watching this amazing performance I was so struck by his concentration. I saw him carefully inhale, pause, and then "sing" the last incredible note. Was that careful inhalation more for sustaining the sound or for the sound itself? or both? Is the length of the vocal cord (the uvula?) and breath control the key elements, relying on each other? The performer is obviously very large, but is that alone accountable for the length of his vocal cord (uvula)? Does age have anything to do with it as suggested elsewhere? (I sound like a three-year old, why, why, why. Well, I am, just older.)

Have you heard of JD Sumner?

​@@declamatory NOT TO MY MEMORY. BUT, I CAN FIX THAT! THANKS FOR THE HEADS UP, OR MAYBE REMINDER.

@@lindamalone6380 - Stop shouting!