(Basso Profundo) Oktavist Timbres ( V. Miller, V. Pasyukov, Y. Emashev)

Sometimes oktavists can sound the same. However, I think there are vocal distinctions if we listen closely. Just a video about the qualities I found in these oktavists.

[@towerofresonance4877]

Pappano interviewed Miller. That voice developed at 14. Look up Vladimir Miller number 38, that's his 1st ever recorded video, he was only 26!

[@johndeeregreen4592]

My voice did the same thing... I have sang bass in choir since the age of 12 (I was 6'5", 280lbs by 13). Now, if I could just possess Vladimir's power and resonance. There are definitely Oktavists with lower chest voice ranges than Vladimir, but that power he possess from F1-F2 is crazy.

[@ailtonsouzadearaujojunior2210]

Yuri Emashev had the same voicetype as young Zlatopolsky and Sergey Kochetov, and sounded very similar to that last one.

[@towerofresonance4877]

I heard the difference, none of them are the same. Some of them have higher speaking voices and create a deeper darker tone and others speak extremely low and can only produce mid range.

[@GamingDrummer89]

Pasjukov is likely my favorite profundo of all time in terms of timbre. I will say, though, that Alexis Lukianov sounds pretty similar to him, albeit with a heavier tone and a lower range.

[@deadlichaos]

name of the pieces?

[@artscout24]

0:00, 0:36, 1:03 "Do Not Reject Me in My Old Age" by Pavel Chesnokov
1:35, 1:45, 1:52 "Come Let us Worship" by Sergei Rachmaninov

[@deadlichaos]

Thanks!

[@t-rexinfuocato5465]

Super interesting channel

[@ailtonsouzadearaujojunior2210]

Very interesting voices.

[@user-gb8yb6hq6x]

Лучше Юрия Емашева в Капелле это произведение никто не пел!
Жаль, рано ушел

[@yevvgor]

I cann't choose who is the best.