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Basso Profundo: Music of Russia featuring Glenn Miller and Illumni Men’s Chorale

October 27, 2014 by Christopher McCafferty Leave a Comment

On April 20th, 2012 we took 23 men, 6 of them solid Low ‘C’ basses, and gave a performance of Russian music.  Of those basses, the majority had a rock solid Low Bb, and 3 of them were full-fledged Oktavists (Don Neptun, Greg Golliet, and Glenn Miller).  Glenn and Greg can both be described as “Basso Profundos” true root-meaning of the words – Profound Bass, or from latin, a “Bass from out of the depths.”  What followed was an amazing evening of music.  Here’s a clip!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/193050678/music-of-russia-featuring-basso-profundo-glenn-mil

This CD features the first recorded performance by an American of the original ending of Chesnokov’s Ne Otverzhi Mene (Do Not Forsake Me When I Am Old), by guest soloist Glenn Miller, and many songs that have never been heard in the United States before.

Please check out the video, and share and support if you like.  You won’t be disappointed!

Chris

Christopher J McCafferty

Artistic Director,  Illumni Men’s Chorale
www.illumni.net

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