Zhilo dv'enadstat' razboin'ikov (Жило двенадцать разбойников)

Zhilo dv'enadstat' razboin'ikov (Жило двенадцать разбойников)

The leader of an infamous band of brigands experienced a spiritual awakening and entered a monastery. In the last verse, we learn that the famous hermit, Pitirim, is revealing his own past.

Performed by the Alumni of the Yale Russian Chorus, founded, directed & arranged by Denis Mickiewicz

Introduced by Denis Mickiewicz. Soloists: Charles Stone, Don Miller, Doug Durasoff, Barry Rubin

Video by Andrew Gordon, Posted November 22, 2009

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Yale
• Russian
• Chorus
• YRC
• Folk
• Music
• Denis
• Mickiewicz

[Vreemdeling1942]

Outstanding! Bravo!

[KjeXXXer]

Good stuff! Where do you guys perform? Regards from a Norwegian bass.

[SanyT74]

МОЛОДЦЫ!!!! У МЕНЯ НЕТ СЛОВ.....

[C1fahrer]

Gentleman,

I'm a singer in the Berlin Police male choir and like many other male choirs today we have problems to recruit young singers. But listen and watching you, gave me hope that we can still exist for some more years. It's amazing seeing you singing. Thank you so much.

[Dubrav4eG]

Забавное исполнение :)))) но слабовато...

[geoder2]

BRAAAVOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gyorgy11]

@SlavicMaleChorus Most of us started out at Yale as undergraduates or grad students and have been with the group ever since. There are exceptions, but that's the general rule. We try to get together once or twice a year for a weekend of rehearsing and a concert or two.

[SlavicMaleChorus]

How you recruit singers?

[pkulesha]

Thanks for posting - its great to hear these songs again.