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requests for this this is Dimash and its "Ogni Pietra" and I'm sure they're not gonna
sing it in English and it's WorldSkills Kazan 2019. I've not seen this yet but
I've heard good things about it. We did get quite a few requests for it so let's
just dive right in. Here we go.
Anything Dimash does is cool so I'm expecting
greatness of course.
Big arena.
Love that. Right out of the gate.
There's a lot of pageantry. It's cool.
By the way for my open throat technique friends of (sings). Notice how he's dropped
the tongue he's dropped the jaw ,you can see the back of his throat. Dimash is a
master at this and I cover this in my singing course called How to Sing Better
Than Anyone Else. How to maintain good open throat technique and Dimash is a
master. So that's awesome.
Let's continue.
Wow.
That's great.
I love his dram..(sings). You know he's got all these great dramatic things that he does and
that's part of the pageantry of it and this stage of it. Now they've got all these
great singers standing around which is cool. I wonder how they're micing them
cause there's so many of them. I don't see any headset mics on them and I don't see
any mics up top so I don't know if they're running a track with this or how
they're micing these people. I think they are I just don't know how.
I love that how they're rotating like a good restaurant up in the sky right.
Love that.
Now that's a little bit like Marcelito right or maybe Marcelito's like him
doing "The Prayer" as he switching back between you know the tenor parts (sings)
You know it's going back and forth between the two voices. Really, really hard to do folks
and let me explain a little bit about the mechanics of this vocally what
happens. So when you're singing in a tenor register, you're kind of locking
the larynx down it's sort of a lowered or a neutral but kind of a lowered position
to get those really open throat tones and then you've got to release and relax
and kind of almost go to a raised position to get up into the soprano
register and Dimash and again Marcelito and other guys like that, they go back
and forth in these different positions. It's really hard to do that and it's hard to
get the voice to sound rich and full at the bottom and if you do that it's hard
to relax and release to go up top and Dimash is just killing it once again.
He's an alien from another planet.
Cool.
And then kind of like. Did hear how he split that. All of a sudden he's like in a
soprano voice and then he comes back like in a kind of an a contralto alto
tenor register. I'm gonna back this up just a little bit but listen to when
he's transitions from the soprano to the tenor and back again it's pretty pretty
fascinating for me.
I kinda don't know if it's a tenor or soprano on those notes.
Great mixed voice there man.
He's kind of got like Michael Jackson moves.
Which I love by the way that's awesome.
Nice.
Wow.
For my metal friends out there. Couldn't you hear like these (sounds)
I don't know I could hit like this
being like this really great heavy thing. That'd be super fun for me I don't know.
Leave that to Trans-Siberian Orchestra or whomever.
It'd be cool to be here, be at this event I think.
I have to add one more component to this and it's the psychological component.
Could you imagine how much pressure would be on you if you were Dimash and you
were responsible for this kind of magnificent, gigantic performance with
all this stuff going on, all these people depending on you and everything is
surrendered around your.. surrounded around your performance. Wouldn't that be
really unnerving. So this guy's got some balls. I'm telling you man. He's done some
amazing.. you know it's kind of like you know watching I don't know someone's singing
the national anthem at the Super Bowl or something but this guys doing it night
after night in these giant venues and just killing it, never missing a note,
pulling it off over and over again man. That's tough to do.
Wow.
Look at that arena man.
That was killer. Alright well guys stay tuned because I have some other really
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