Kurt Moll - O Isis Und Osiris

Lovely voice. Certainly one of the best bases I've heard on YouTube. Shame the tempo is so slow though. :(

great singer

don't forget about this in the test tomorrow!!!(music appreciation)(utpa)(class of 7:45)...from that guy you don't know but want to get to know...
ps. that guy who always
laughs during class is fkn stupid

Well, kind of... I mean you get training until you don't need it anymore. Technique and instrument are two different things. A violinist can be technically perfect and play a crappy violin and not sound as good. But certainly if you keep singing correctly your the voice gets better towards one's 40s or so.

I really like the way his voice spreads over the scene, there's a lot of light inside that deep voice. Tastes like the best brandy you could get!!! This timbre rolls like honey!

I have been doing a bit of researching. Song-technically Moll is the greatest there ever were. As to whether he is the best ever,well, that's up to each and one. =)

So someone at the age of eighteen (such as myself) has until their mid-thirties to complete what ever type of training/technique that was required to achieve the style/notes/control/abilities they had pursued and wanted to gain?

The voice stops developing at around your mid-thirties, so in 20 years time your voice will have settled and you'll have had a few years to kind of work on it and have a decent amount of control with it.

All else aside, Opera teaches patience. =P

fair enough, but does it really take that long for your voice to develop

pavelkostov: we may not know how you sing, but seeing as your voice is at most about a third of the way through it's development, I'd imagine you're perhaps not as good as a world renound opera singer, who's voice HAS developed.
So maybe come back and try brag about your talent in 20 years so someone might believe you.