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Boris Shtokolov- Vecherniy zvon (Those Evening Bells) Boris Timofeevich Shtokolov (1930-2005) is a name unfamiliar to most music aficionados in the West. Though he was was an extremely popular singer in the former Soviet Union (and my personal favorite bass), his exposure to audiences beyond the Iron Curtain was limited- his tours abroad were not frequent, and recordings are relatively sparse for an artist of his stature. A graduate of the Ural State Conservatory in Ekaterinburg, he was THE leading bass at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg for much of his 30 year tenure there (1959-89) and is still considered the finest interpreter of old Russian romances and folk songs. His voice was a genuine basso profondo-very dark, rotund, and powerful, but at the same time perfectly controlled, even, and flexible throughout its entire range, with an effortless top. The timbre is smooth as velvet, never harsh, and instantly recognizable (a characteristic of many great singers, it seems), and Shtokolov's trademark diminuendos and floated pianissimos are nothing short of miraculous, unmatched by any other bass in my listening experience. The latter are spun gorgeously in the Russian folk song "Vecherniy zvon", with words by Ivan Kozlov. Transliteration and translation of a portion of the song can be found at the following link: http://russmus.net/song.jsp?band=Narodnaya_muzyka_Sovetskaya_Muzyka_i_Gimny&album=0&song=7 If you are unfamiliar with the art of Boris Shtokolov, you're likely to find his voice to be a truly memorable discovery. Tags: Russian folk song bas basso profondo Boris Shtokolov Борис Штоколов Vecherniy Zvon Those Evening Bells Ivan Kozlov

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Zvon Singers - Hey prijatelj = Folklorama 2007 Folklorama 2007 - Slovenija Pavilion The Zvon (Bell) Singers began their history in 1972 when a group of male singers who were a part of the Slovenian Mixed Choir decided to form their own quintet. Zvon's repertoire is made up of both Slovenian folk songs (narodne pesme) and the music of the legendary Slovenian folk music group - Ansambel Lojze Slak. These are the songs that all Slovenians know well and are to this day, the dearest in the hearts and memories of the Zvon Singers Tags: zvon slovenija folklorama pavilion triglavo

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Nicolai Gedda "Vecerni zvon" (The evening bell) The famous Russian song from a concert in Moscow. The video and audio are not perfectly synchronised, though the separate clips work fine. I couldn't make it any better. Tags: Nicolai Gedda Russian song concert Moscow Vecerni zvon The evening bell

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