Hey guys welcome back again to Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy where the proof
continues to be in the actual singing. I wanted to go ahead and do a vocal coach
reacts to top seven singers made high notes even higher and I haven't seen
this yet so we're gonna do this together I do want to emphasize that it's not
just about the high note but I think I know where they're going with this so
let's just dive right into it and see what happens. Okay. Let's rock, here we go.
Ok first up to the plate Celine Dion
It's cool. I like the rasp in there but I want to I
want to point something out it's a c-sharp 5. (sings) you know I can do that like as a
baritone so it's not that high of a note really alto should be able to sing that
note without you know too much trouble it's like in the upper middle part of
the range so you know I don't really go whoa that was awesome I like the tone and
stuff the pitch was good but let's see what else they've got here, let's
continue, here we go.
That was nice.
So (sings).
You know it's kinda like a metal scream for Celine Dion that was pretty
cool actually. Cool F sharp 5, I think she went to B something but that's cool.
Yeah loved it that was awesome that's hard to do so all right good job
two thumbs up for Celine Dion fact Celine I would love to hear like the
upper mid voice stuff because I want to emphasize one more thing if you work
your range it's not just that you could sing a really high note, it's that you have
full control of the spectrum (sings) right can you get in your whole range and sing
within all the different note values of that spectrum of the range so that's
really important to you know to bring this to light as we're going through
some of this stuff so all right next one here we go.
(sings) That's high b5.
So (sings). That's pretty high cool all right I took a minute to find myself let's
continue.
She's great
I like the boots the boots the go boom Tigra and bunny and I like the boots you
have to be able to know that but anyway let's continue. I'm weird I know.
(sings) That's up there. That is Dimash high right there. You folks
out there know what I'm talking about know what I'm saying.
Nice.
It's up there A5. Cool all right well you know one of the things that was
really cool about that is every time she did something she delivered it different
so you could tell it wasn't on tracks and you know I love it when artists kind
of push themselves and when they're feeling good that night they just kind
of leave it all on the field. What's really cool about that when people come
to see someone live, it's a bummer if they go to see someone that's doing
tracks because you know you can see Madonna or Britney or whomever they're
just doing tracks and it's always the same show and there's nothing
spectacular about it. Not that the show itself can't be spectacular but there's
nothing new and fresh about it and when I think of people as they come to shows,
they they want to see a tight rope walking act. You know are they gonna make
it to the other side of the cavern you know from the record that they remember,
their favorite song or whatever. So when someone delivers something over and
above that, which is great. A lot of bands from the 70s and 80s used to do this
with nice long instrumental breaks and a lot of ad-libbing, it makes it extra
special so you know two thumbs, four thumbs straight up for that one because
she did a phenomenal job. She's a great talent so that's awesome. Okay next up
here we go.
Perrie and Company. Here we go. Perrie Edwards let's hear it.
Great harmonies.
Again you know (sings) it's a c5 like you know a lot of guys can sing a
lot of even tenors and a lot of male tenors can sing that as a baritone
myself I can sing it. So that's not really a high note for her cause again
she's an alto, she probably has like a seconds sop.. second soprano range
as well but let's continue and see what else she's gonna deliver for us okay.
That was cool.
(sings)
Nice. It's up there high, some good stuff man it's hard to do that stuff, you
gotta work at it.
Nice breath control.
Okay now Demi Lovato. now we're in to a kind of different categories too so
we have to be fair about something. Like we just heard a lot of altos and and
altos can have different ranges too, altos and contraltos can do a lot more and you
know some some I'll sing down to the tenor or even the highbury range so each
singer has a different thing. So let's not judge a singer just because one
singer can sing higher than another because each of their ranges are
different. Let me explain this. If I had a guitar in my hand right now and I were
to show you a fretboard let's call it the fretboard of our throat, some singers
have a range that are just lower and so for them to sing a high note in a
certain range is pretty spectacular for their their voice type or vocal fach you
know what their vocal range is and and what's called the tessitura of the range
or the sweet spot of the range if they go beyond that and can can deliver.
So Demi Lovato has notoriously got a lower register so let's see what she's got
here.
There's that c-sharp 5 again she should be able to do that.
Good pitch.
It's nice, good tone.
Little out of breath you can hear it but she's still delivering.
Cool again so I want to point this out so she delivered again and she did the
tightrope, she's walking along the cavern and now she's jumping up and down, she's
doing some tricks for you. She delivered more than than the record or her other
performances so that's great.
Here's Camilla.
She's got that (sounds) like Sia little bit in the throat.
Cool hard notes they're always kind of around the F, F sharp 5 somewhere in
there.
Okay there's Mariah. Now you know it's
kind of a bummer cause Mariah sometimes I've seen her performances have been killer
and sometimes not so good and again I have a singing course called How to
Sing Better than Anyone Else and I walk you through step by step how to do this
safely and how to get in good vocal health and a lot of the whistle register
stuff that she's done has really hurt her voice a lot as well as not taking
care of herself. I know she had some drug issues and some other things. Just a
phenomenal talent so I'm not degrading her talent at all but um you know she's
done some things that have cost her her voice over time. I hope she gets it back
and soon and anyway so let's just react to that here we go.
There's the whistle register that's hard to do
alright Dimash come on help us out Dimash, step in on this one. I can't do that.
That's high.
She's so cute.
Wait hold on. (sounds)
Those are called dog whistles. The dogs run, they're at my door right now
saying Dad stop doing the whistle register please
Anyway good stuff guys I think this might be a wrap up here, let's check
it out. Yeah that's a wrap up, alright anyway guys Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy
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