Showed this to my almost 70 year old dad, he told me my grandfather used to listen to this!! I'm stunned. I wish he lived a bit longer so I could get to know him as an adult.
Как я Вам завидую! Я только недавно к стыду своему впервые услышала эти записи... В душе всё переворачивается , за судьбу всего коллектива и каждого в отдельности. .. Вечная память усопшим!
@@tatyanismа у меня как переворачивается, зная, что в первом составе хора пел мой прадед который покоится в Ставропигиальном женском монастыре Ново Дивеево и я не могу поклониться ему! Хор уникален😢❤
So touching and full of depth it gives me goosebumps Finally went to Russian this year in northern areas untouched by tourism. I felt lucky "bumping" into church services several times where monks were singing. I was crying every time.
Thank you my sisters , such beautiful voices .! What a wonderful feeling, what a happy state of mind to be Orthodox Christian ✝️🌹. Love ❤️ and greetings from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬🐊🐍🌴🐸
just magnifigue,excellent.A great chorus,great voices and excellent harmonys.Great singers and a great conduktor.The best chorus ever excists in my opinion.It should never been forgotten. a great piece in the history of music.Thank you Serge for all the great music🙏
Это часть " Панихиды по павшим воинам Белой Армии" . Хор донских казаков под упр. С. Жарова. Собственно панихида в их исполнении длится около 50 минут.
Ich habe die original Don Kosaken mit serge jarov als Mädchen mit 14 Jahren gesehen und ich bin bis heute noch ein Fan. Bin jetzt 69 Jahre alt. Brigitte Homfeld diese stimmen sind einmalig bis heute.
Ich war zwanzig Jahre und habe ein Drittel meines schmalen Monatseinkommens für den Besuch der Donkosaken ausgegeben. Den Rest des Monats gab es den nackten Daumen auf das Brot. Ich würde es bereuen, es nicht getan zu haben. Für den Rest meines Lebens wusste ich, wo ich hingehöre.
Auch ich bin heute 69 Jahre alt und habe diesen einmaligen Chor als Zwanzigjähriger unter seinem Gründer, dem genialen Serge Jaroff gehört. Diese Klasse hat keiner der vielen Nachfolgechöre je auch nur ansatzweise erreicht. Schon gar nicht die Stimmqualität unter Jaroff. Mir treibt ey immer die Tränen in die Augen, wenn ich diese alten Aufnahmen höre.
Ich habe in den 60 er Jahren jedes Konzert besucht, aber mir läuft jetzt noch ein Schauer über den Rücken, wenn ich sie höre. Noch dazu bin ich Zeitzeuge des Durchmarsches der Kosaken über den Plöckenpass in ihr Verderben!!!!!
I attended a concert of the choir in Australia in my youth, and they have been a part of my life forever. My family had many of their recordings and sang along many times. Not the religious music, but their renditions of folk songs.
Diese Musik hat mich schon als Kind angezogen, lange bevor ich Sergej Jarovs' Kosaken kennenlernte. Unvergleichlich schoen. Werde mal versuchen ein paar Worte (oder mehr) Russisch zu lernen
Que LINDO!!!!! É tudo que eu adoro!!! Parabéns , vozes maravilhosas, interpretação fantástica!!! E esses baixos profundos que só os eslavos sabem e têm cordas vocais prá isso. Beijos e obrigada !!!
Единственный в мире, неповторимый Хор Донских казаков п/у талантливого хормейстера, всеми уважаемого теперь и на его Родине - Сергея Жарова. Россия ценит непостижимую работу профессинального коллектива высочайшего уровня. Слушаем: ua-cam.com/video/aIJvexzeSNI/v-deo.html&feature=emb_logo - не повторяется такое никогда !!!
I met in Managua, Nicaragua, Central America in the early 1960's a tenor named Basile Riaboukha Svidchenko, from Ukraine, who sang in this choir; i believe he appears in this picture, if i am not mistaken; can somebody confirm this?? thanks.
@@TheOktavismChannel Вряд ли здесь Михалик, он 1911 года рождения - слишком юн, т. к. это 20-е годы, судя по совсем молодым лицам, а вот Глеб Шандровский здесь точно есть, и, кажется, он стоит по левую руку Жарова.
@@Alexander_Zemsky Я думаю, в ответе имелась в виду запись Панихиды, сделанная в 50-х годах. Там уже и Шандровский, и скорее всего Михалик. А на фото (это наверное 1923 ?) нет их.Там первопроходцы, те братья по оружию Жарова, которых он собрал в хор в лагере интернированных.
@@aetion The oktavists in this piece are not digitally created. They are real. But statistically rare. One has to be born to sing this low with that much power and resonance.
@Zach Rollins Of course not! Thence my question to Dimitri Ledkovsky, who hasn't explained what he means. Yes, one has to be born to be able to sing like this and this applies for all types of voice. They certainly are a very rare category of voice.
Помните усопших близких. Подавайте милостину за них. Не пренебрегайте памятию о добрых делах сотворенных покойными. Молитесь. Они ждут ваших молитв. И вам в час разлучения АНГЕЛ ИСКУПИТЛЬ ОТ ГОСПОДА ЯВИТ МИЛОСТЬ СВОЮ. Увидите СВЕТ ОКРУГ СЕБЯ. И рыкающую нечисть издали. В каком заблуждении сладострастия погрязли противники ХРИСТОВЫ.
Although we have Cossack on our Ukrainian side,to be the devil's advocate, here is something for you to chew on. I hope you are not calling me a liar. Russian Cossacks The native land of the Cossacks is defined by a line of Russian/Ruthenian town-fortresses located on the border with the steppe and stretching from the middle Volga to Ryazan and Tula, then breaking abruptly to the south and extending to the Dnieper via Pereyaslavl. This area was settled by a population of free people practicing various trades and crafts. These people, constantly facing the Tatar warriors on the steppe frontier, received the Turkic name Cossacks (Kazaks), which was then extended to other free people in Russia. Many Cumans, who had assimilated Khazars, retreated to the Ryazan Grand principality (Grand Duchy) after the Mongol invasion. The oldest reference in the annals mentions Cossacks of the Russian principality of Ryazan serving the principality in the battle against the Tatars in 1444. In the 16th century, the Cossacks (primarily those of Ryazan) were grouped in military and trading communities on the open steppe and started to migrate into the area of the Don. Cossacks served as border guards and protectors of towns, forts, settlements and trading posts, performed policing functions on the frontiers and also came to represent an integral part of the Russian army. In the 16th century, to protect the borderland area from Tatar invasions, Cossacks carried out sentry and patrol duties, guarding from Crimean Tatars and nomads of the Nogai Horde in the steppe region. The most popular weapons used by Cossack cavalrymen were usually sabres, or shashka, and long spears. Russian Cossacks played a key role in the expansion of the Russian Empire into Siberia (particularly by Yermak Timofeyevich), the Caucasus and Central Asia in the period from the 16th to 19th centuries. Cossacks also served as guides to most Russian expeditions formed by civil and military geographers … @@NaveDelAmor
@@MrErrolLovering Not calling you a liar. Don't confuse Russian as being same as Ruthenian from Kyivan-Rus. Miscovite took the Russian name (I think Peter I) when they betrayed the Cossacks in the fight against Tatars.
@@MrErrolLovering Cossacks were cossacks. They didn't identify themselves with either Russians or Ukrainians. Ethnically, they were probably a mix of everybody who ever lived in or close to those steppes, including Khozars and Polovians.
YU MAMMA WANT'S U.hOSPADIPAMILOUY.aMEN!ALL BIEVERS, SHARPEN, YOUR MINDS,, WHEN REQUIRED ALL YOUR CL9THES, ETC.ANY ONE QUESTION? sLEEP GOOD, EAT GOOD ALL AVAIALABLE, FOR YOU NEED STReNGTH, TO HELP THE WEAK
I am orthodox! We sing this at funerals ! I am so lucky to have known my Russian grandfather!!!
The beauty is Russian men singing perfectly with intense delivery and sacred density for deep religious rendering and depth of meaning for the mastet
You got it ! This is what is missing in many Orthodox church choirs today.
I grew up listening to the Don Cossacks in the 60s. I learned then that the people weren't evil, it was the leaders and system that was.
Showed this to my almost 70 year old dad, he told me my grandfather used to listen to this!! I'm stunned. I wish he lived a bit longer so I could get to know him as an adult.
Вы были Вы были просветленыпросветлены
I still have their LP record which used to belong to my Dad. He used to listen to this almost every week so I grew up with this
😃
Как я Вам завидую! Я только недавно к стыду своему впервые услышала эти записи... В душе всё переворачивается , за судьбу всего коллектива и каждого в отдельности. .. Вечная память усопшим!
@@tatyanismа у меня как переворачивается, зная, что в первом составе хора пел мой прадед который покоится в Ставропигиальном женском монастыре Ново Дивеево и я не могу поклониться ему! Хор уникален😢❤
@@АнгелинаПожидаева-д2й Очень интересно! А как долго он пел с Жаровым, вы знаете? И когда он перебрался в Америку?
@@tatianaa6917 вместе в Турецком лагере сидели и потом плыли в Грецию на о.Лемнос, вместе со всем составом до конца
@@tatianaa6917 конечно, у меня все данные имеются, и фото, и покоится в женском монастыре на Русском кладбище для эмигрантов!
лучший музыкальный инструмент это человечесский голос лучший оркестр голосовойможно вечно слушать его звучание
So touching and full of depth it gives me goosebumps
Finally went to Russian this year in northern areas untouched by tourism. I felt lucky "bumping" into church services several times where monks were singing. I was crying every time.
Thank you my sisters , such beautiful voices .! What a wonderful feeling, what a happy state of mind to be Orthodox Christian
✝️🌹. Love ❤️ and greetings from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬🐊🐍🌴🐸
An Orthodox hymn which shows the depths of Orthodox spirituality.
just magnifigue,excellent.A great chorus,great voices and excellent harmonys.Great singers and a great conduktor.The best chorus ever excists in my opinion.It should never been forgotten. a great piece in the history of music.Thank you Serge for all the great music🙏
Thank you all for such beautiful singing and for the pieces you pick.
To listen to these Russian men singing is absolutely mesmerizing 🇨🇦
Im Singen hört man die Russische Seele heraus,einfach wunderbar seit nunmehr 66 Jahre bin ich begeistert von diesen Stimmen
The beauty of Orthodox Christianity is beyond belief!!!! Lord Jesus Christ we love you to our last breath ✝️. 🌴🐊🇵🇬
Это часть " Панихиды по павшим воинам Белой Армии" . Хор донских казаков под упр. С. Жарова. Собственно панихида в их исполнении длится около 50 минут.
So beautiful, it makes me want to learn Russian, or Church Slavonic!
Ich habe die original Don Kosaken mit serge jarov als Mädchen mit 14 Jahren gesehen und ich bin bis heute noch ein Fan. Bin jetzt 69 Jahre alt. Brigitte Homfeld diese stimmen sind einmalig bis heute.
mir geht auch so
Ich war zwanzig Jahre und habe ein Drittel meines schmalen Monatseinkommens für den Besuch der Donkosaken ausgegeben. Den Rest des Monats gab es den nackten Daumen auf das Brot. Ich würde es bereuen, es nicht getan zu haben. Für den Rest meines Lebens wusste ich, wo ich hingehöre.
Auch ich bin heute 69 Jahre alt und habe diesen einmaligen Chor als Zwanzigjähriger unter seinem Gründer, dem genialen Serge Jaroff gehört. Diese Klasse hat keiner der vielen Nachfolgechöre je auch nur ansatzweise erreicht. Schon gar nicht die Stimmqualität unter Jaroff. Mir treibt ey immer die Tränen in die Augen, wenn ich diese alten Aufnahmen höre.
Ich habe in den 60 er Jahren jedes Konzert besucht, aber mir läuft jetzt noch ein Schauer über den Rücken, wenn ich sie höre. Noch dazu bin ich Zeitzeuge des Durchmarsches der Kosaken über den Plöckenpass in ihr Verderben!!!!!
Reinhold , Kannst du mir erklaeren was der Ploeckenpass ist ?
вечный мир и вечная слава
Бог с вами... во веки веков
I attended a concert of the choir in Australia in my youth, and they have been a part of my life forever. My family had many of their recordings and sang along many times. Not the religious music, but their renditions of folk songs.
Thank you so much for this beautiful upload.
A truly Spiritual feeling is created with the Jaroff choir.
This is so amazing! That is why, I now decided to learn russian!
Diese Musik hat mich schon als Kind angezogen, lange bevor ich Sergej Jarovs' Kosaken kennenlernte. Unvergleichlich schoen. Werde mal versuchen ein paar Worte (oder mehr) Russisch zu lernen
Вечная память. Царство небесное усопшей рабе Божией Людмиле.
Вечная память. Царство небесное всем усопшим.
Que LINDO!!!!! É tudo que eu adoro!!! Parabéns , vozes maravilhosas, interpretação fantástica!!! E esses baixos profundos que só os eslavos sabem e têm cordas vocais prá isso. Beijos e obrigada !!!
may our river forever flow, in the souls of our families. many years!
Das Beste, leidenschaftlich, einmalig berührend.
eternal, by the blood of our Savior. Happy Easter!
Упокой Господи души усопших раб Твоих.
Most exquisite.
Великолепно!
Единственный в мире, неповторимый Хор Донских казаков п/у талантливого хормейстера, всеми уважаемого теперь и на его Родине - Сергея Жарова. Россия ценит непостижимую работу профессинального коллектива высочайшего уровня. Слушаем: ua-cam.com/video/aIJvexzeSNI/v-deo.html&feature=emb_logo - не повторяется такое никогда !!!
Ausgezeichnet!!! Otchen Harasho !!!
Incredible!
Спасибо!
comme c'est beau un rêve
Unglaublich 👍👍👍
Bravo !
The Best !
did I gwet an answer/
What is the question?
just wait
Csodálatos !!!
I met in Managua, Nicaragua, Central America in the early 1960's a tenor named Basile Riaboukha Svidchenko, from Ukraine, who sang in this choir; i believe he appears in this picture, if i am not mistaken; can somebody confirm this?? thanks.
thanks Papa
По- хубаво. Благодарение.
maye detke, spaciba katorim stoyit. Christos Vaskrres! detke
k barber thank u for posting such an old classic.....could you tell who are the octavists in this choir?
+shajan .g.murugan We have Paul Michalyk and Glib Chandrowsky here.
wrong previous answer.exactly, front honorary , sabre forward.right flank, might be left, stereo blood.
firschtein
@@TheOktavismChannel
Вряд ли здесь Михалик, он 1911 года рождения - слишком юн, т. к. это 20-е годы, судя по совсем молодым лицам, а вот Глеб Шандровский здесь точно есть, и, кажется, он стоит по левую руку Жарова.
@@Alexander_Zemsky Я думаю, в ответе имелась в виду запись Панихиды, сделанная в 50-х годах. Там уже и Шандровский, и скорее всего Михалик. А на фото (это наверное 1923 ?) нет их.Там первопроходцы, те братья по оружию Жарова, которых он собрал в хор в лагере интернированных.
Oh,wunderbare russische Seele 😢
holy shite how can anyone sing that low?! and I personally knew a Russian orthodox priest!
zfjhuk
Much can be accomplished with studio electronics than cannot on the theater stage.
@ Dimitri Ledkovsky
You mean the octavist may be electronic, or have I misunderstood you?
@@aetion The oktavists in this piece are not digitally created. They are real. But statistically rare. One has to be born to sing this low with that much power and resonance.
@Zach Rollins Of course not! Thence my question to Dimitri Ledkovsky, who hasn't explained what he means. Yes, one has to be born to be able to sing like this and this applies for all types of voice. They certainly are a very rare category of voice.
Sergei Jaroff
Помните усопших близких. Подавайте милостину за них. Не пренебрегайте памятию о добрых делах сотворенных покойными. Молитесь. Они ждут ваших молитв. И вам в час разлучения АНГЕЛ ИСКУПИТЛЬ ОТ ГОСПОДА ЯВИТ МИЛОСТЬ СВОЮ. Увидите СВЕТ ОКРУГ СЕБЯ. И рыкающую нечисть издали. В каком заблуждении сладострастия погрязли противники ХРИСТОВЫ.
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Ya zametell koteraehy nasha sonse badnimayit
Asa asa te ni boysayska ....pesinkaadnahni
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I wish I could have played this at my mother's funeral. We are mostly Russian with Cossack blood, Russian, and Serbian.
Kozaky were only Ukrainian, Cossack blood is only Ukrainian.
My mother and grand mother were from Ukraine@@NaveDelAmor
Although we have Cossack on our Ukrainian side,to be the devil's advocate, here is something for you to chew on. I hope you are not calling me a liar. Russian Cossacks
The native land of the Cossacks is defined by a line of Russian/Ruthenian town-fortresses located on the border with the steppe and stretching from the middle Volga to Ryazan and Tula, then breaking abruptly to the south and extending to the Dnieper via Pereyaslavl. This area was settled by a population of free people practicing various trades and crafts.
These people, constantly facing the Tatar warriors on the steppe frontier, received the Turkic name Cossacks (Kazaks), which was then extended to other free people in Russia. Many Cumans, who had assimilated Khazars, retreated to the Ryazan Grand principality (Grand Duchy) after the Mongol invasion. The oldest reference in the annals mentions Cossacks of the Russian principality of Ryazan serving the principality in the battle against the Tatars in 1444. In the 16th century, the Cossacks (primarily those of Ryazan) were grouped in military and trading communities on the open steppe and started to migrate into the area of the Don.
Cossacks served as border guards and protectors of towns, forts, settlements and trading posts, performed policing functions on the frontiers and also came to represent an integral part of the Russian army. In the 16th century, to protect the borderland area from Tatar invasions, Cossacks carried out sentry and patrol duties, guarding from Crimean Tatars and nomads of the Nogai Horde in the steppe region.
The most popular weapons used by Cossack cavalrymen were usually sabres, or shashka, and long spears.
Russian Cossacks played a key role in the expansion of the Russian Empire into Siberia (particularly by Yermak Timofeyevich), the Caucasus and Central Asia in the period from the 16th to 19th centuries. Cossacks also served as guides to most Russian expeditions formed by civil and military geographers …
@@NaveDelAmor
@@MrErrolLovering Not calling you a liar. Don't confuse Russian as being same as Ruthenian from Kyivan-Rus.
Miscovite took the Russian name (I think Peter I) when they betrayed the Cossacks in the fight against Tatars.
@@MrErrolLovering Cossacks were cossacks. They didn't identify themselves with either Russians or Ukrainians. Ethnically, they were probably a mix of everybody who ever lived in or close to those steppes, including Khozars and Polovians.
Do you happen to know what year this one was recorded?
enjoy
Christos VasCres!
Фантастические октависты !
I have enhanced this audio with bass and more tremble, message me if you would like a remastered copy. Message me.
OK. GORD HED
YES !
Me too
Me to, please!
Please post it on yt
ANY OTHER OPINJION, PLEAASE WRITE INgREEK
ich liebe euch alle
4:40
От россеян скрывали это чудо до 90-х годов.
lISTEN YO ME.tIME. IS OUR FRIEND
nice
Dumnezeiesc...
2017
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Держись. Вернемся и разобъем им их собачьи головы
Par Valodya
take care of your horse
Kola
sTOP iT!
Который раз слушаю, это просто ахуенно
Упокой их Господи!
This is a funeral chant for Ukrainian Orthodox as well.
YU MAMMA WANT'S U.hOSPADIPAMILOUY.aMEN!ALL BIEVERS, SHARPEN, YOUR MINDS,, WHEN REQUIRED ALL YOUR CL9THES, ETC.ANY ONE QUESTION? sLEEP GOOD, EAT GOOD ALL AVAIALABLE, FOR YOU NEED STReNGTH, TO HELP THE WEAK
come on, spliton the blade of cropreation
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