The Male Choir of St Petersburg is a Russian choir that moved to the City of St Petersburg in the 18th century from Moscow. At the end of the 19th century, the choir numbered 90: 40 adults and 50 boys (women were not admitted). Of the 22 basses, 7 were bassi profondi, most notably Vladimir Pasyoukov and Vladimir Miller, who were capable of reaching bottom G easily.[1]
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The Male Choir Of St. Petersburg - Vadim Afanasiev (EMI Classics) [1]
^EMI Classics - The Male Choir of St. Petersburg CD Booklet - Vadim Afanasiev
January 01, 1970
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