I can't expalin it,Sir..or Madame. since i'm a woman,and i'm in love with this magnificent man. Being Yeletzky,or Onegin..or someone else...he's so extremely charming...how could Liza say "No!" Ankhsnammon
Nina, um simples comentário bem humorado, nada mais! Todos sentimos esse encantamento pelos artistas de ópera bonitos do sexo oposto. Eu, como você não sou exceção em relação às mulheres "cantantes". Mas certamente a gente está arriscado a se decepcionar com a vida e afalta de espiritualidade das celebridades e de outras "pessoas lindas" que por dentro não são nada lindas. Bjs----Luiz
Nina! What a shame! I was looking to keyboars and a comment inetended for you as a reply to our firend maccibona! Escusame maccibona!--Saluti dal Brasile!
Although Mazurok is better, Chernov is the genealogy of Mazurok(and the orthodox Bolshoi baritones in Soviet). Hvorostovsky is the mutation, not the typical baritones in Soviet. His singing style with air pressure and power is much more like Leonid Kharitonov, the soloist of Red Army Choir than the orthodox baritones in Soviet. Hvorostovsky is a lot more famous than Chernov, but I like much more Chernov than Hvorostovsky. Hvorostovsky's style of almost barking is hard to listen to. In contrast, Chernov singing with soft resonance is more comfortable.
