tsar's voice

[DIANE]

here you can LISTEN to Nichola's voice
http://youtu.be/FpEEwZBcmJg

enjoy!

[EmmyLee]

Hi Diane.

http://forum.alexanderpalace.org/index.php?topic=16135.0

[Carolath Habsburg]

Diane. I strongly suggest you to use the search engine of the forum. Its very useful and there you will find lots of hidden treasures about the romanovs. And also will prevent you to make repeated topics.

[DIANE]

Diane. I strongly suggest you to use the search engine of the forum. Its very useful and there you will find lots of hidden treasures about the romanovs. And also will prevent you to make repeated topics.

i'm really really sorry ç__________________________ç

[blessOTMA]

Diane. I strongly suggest you to use the search engine of the forum. Its very useful and there you will find lots of hidden treasures about the romanovs. And also will prevent you to make repeated topics.

i'm really really sorry ç__________________________ç

no need...it seems to be  part of one's start at  AP  =) many have done the same  lol!

[DIANE]

Diane. I strongly suggest you to use the search engine of the forum. Its very useful and there you will find lots of hidden treasures about the romanovs. And also will prevent you to make repeated topics.

i'm really really sorry ç__________________________ç

no need...it seems to be  part of one's start at  AP  =) many have done the same  lol!

thanks for your comprehension

[Kalafrana]

Going to the recording itself, this is clearly some form of military parade, with Nicholas calling for three cheers in a fine parade ground voice.

He sounds as though he sang bass or bass baritone.

Ann

[Sunny]

Going to the recording itself, this is clearly some form of military parade, with Nicholas calling for three cheers in a fine parade ground voice.

He sounds as though he sang bass or bass baritone.

Ann

That's right. Father Storozhev told the Whites that Nicholas had a very deep bass voice while singing the Liturgy (from H. Rappaport, The last days of the Romanovs, page 160-61)

[blessOTMA]

Thank you both for those observations....I also like hearing the type of review music the family heard a great deal
though out  their lives. It brings the many photos of the military reviews to robust  life

[Selencia]

I for one have never heard his voice nor seen anywhere on the forum to hear his voice. I admit I am not the best in using the AP boards. Thank you so much for posting this, it gives me chills.

[thedarkone]

Diane, don't worry about repeat threads. Sometimes it reinvigorates conversation on old topics. Also it calls to attention something people might be interested in and don't know it. I figured there were no recordings of the Tsar's voice and didn't even bother to do a search on it. But because you posted it, I was able to discover this today. Thanks for posting it!!

[DIANE]

Diane, don't worry about repeat threads. Sometimes it reinvigorates conversation on old topics. Also it calls to attention something people might be interested in and don't know it. I figured there were no recordings of the Tsar's voice and didn't even bother to do a search on it. But because you posted it, I was able to discover this today. Thanks for posting it!!

I'm very glad to read your and other's thanks for my post about tzar's voice.
I was not sure if somebody posted it before but i know for experience that many topics , even if double, are usefull to many people ( in fact as you). New converstaion can born, so I'm happy to read interesting answers here.
Have a nice day all of you

[dvoynik_nikolay]

This third voice recording of the Emperor Nicholas II, performed in four of the film "Nicholas II", shown on the NTV russian channel in 1998.
Emperor Nicholas II takes the grenadiers parade .

http://youtu.be/H_VehvpnAA4


19 sec. - 22 seconds. - The voice of Emperor Nicholas II - "Healthy (Hello), Samogitskie Grenadiers!"

23 sec. - 25 sec. - Samogitsky 7th Grenadier Adjutant-General Count Totleben Regiment - "Good health we wish for Your Majesty!"