Cherubic Hymn, 1st tone - Karabasis Danos (oktavist, Ioannis Tsoumaris)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Here is a performance from Greece of Euaggelos Linardakis's Cherubic hymn with chanter Karabasis Danos and oktavist Ioannis Tsoumaris.
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Thank you very much for the upload ❤❤
A subterranean sound- scape illuminating the depths of the human soul.
🙏🏻💫❤️👍 von Herzen Dank für diese Wundervolle KlangErInnerung 🦋
Che meraviglia! Grazie di averla caricata! 🙏
Wonderful Orthodox Chant
Wow...was für Stimmen!
Das klingt sehr "hallig".
@@achmedmohamed4708 Na ja...nicht nur das...irgendwie nicht von dieser Welt
Thank you for sharing this magical piece. Can anybody point me to where I can buy a CD of this please?
Beautiful music I wish I could speak your language.
Thank you!!
@@Ioannis_Tsoumaris can you tell me on how to sing lower?
@@edwardgolodneac Hello dear friend. Subscribe to my channel, and watch this video ruclips.net/video/-HIQShTkdFE/видео.html . More are coming. Greetings from Greece
@@Ioannis_Tsoumarisoh man, you really are very talented.
Spectacular!
Glory to God. Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful. Profound.
Maravilloso! Muchísimas gracias por compartir esta canción tan hermosa. Da escalofríos y admiración.
Are the notes subharmonics?
No, chest voice.
@@TheOktavismChannel okay thanks
We don't use subharmonics in byzantine chanting. Only chest. So either you can hit low notes with enough power to be heard over a choir, or you're not a bass.
@@Catalinddmthat's right. Oktavists usually don't do Subharmonics in singing... even if they know how to.
@@davidfernandez1992 true that. Cheers.