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Dame Shirley Bassey's INCREDIBLY developed voice!
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.4 года назад
A collection showcasing the fabulous vocals of Welsh singer Dame Shirley Bassey. My all time favorite vocalist. Under-appreciated legend!
Whitney Houston's MONSTROUS chest voice!
Просмотров 21 тыс.4 года назад
This serves to showcases just a few of Whitney's fantastic vocal moments in chest voice. Please forgive any spelling or grammar mistakes!

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  • @jameshill8960
    @jameshill8960 4 дня назад

    The one and only Ms Whitney Elizabeth Houston AKA The Voice ❤

  • @Cmc995
    @Cmc995 Месяц назад

    She’s amazing. I wish she crossed over into English market. You can hear the Whitney inspiration

  • @mcx930
    @mcx930 2 месяца назад

    Who is a better singer than her!!! I mean who????

  • @whoevr
    @whoevr 3 месяца назад

    2:58 exactly, EXCITING she is everything except shrill!!

  • @selda_KZ
    @selda_KZ 6 месяцев назад

    Goddess of voice💜✨

  • @ferrancalaf1465
    @ferrancalaf1465 7 месяцев назад

    6:00

  • @MrBertramLevaughn
    @MrBertramLevaughn 8 месяцев назад

    How does one develop a voice like this?

  • @vanessatorres1698
    @vanessatorres1698 10 месяцев назад

    There Will Never Be Another Whitney E Houston! The things she could do with her Vocals Is Amazing. God Gave Whitney Wonderful Gifts And She Shard It With The World. Thank You God And Thank You Whitney. Rest In Heavenly Peace With Our Lord 🙏💜🎶⚘️🎵🙏🎶💜⚘️🎵🙏🎶💜 Thank you for this post⚘️

  • @viktorlundberg3857
    @viktorlundberg3857 11 месяцев назад

    I want to add something that is very hard to control. Going in and out of volume. Shirley is a master of swollowing her enormous fortes, diminuendos that is. Having a forte that big takes air, lots of air. You set that air under pressure to increase volume and often singers has to like "jump out" of that state, in order not to faint or get dizzy from internal pressure. But not Shirley, she handles her voice from softest piano to the grandest forte fortisimo as if she had a seamless volumebutton. Many times i get more impressed over how she gets herself in and out of thees enormous fortes, than the forte itself.

  • @university89
    @university89 Год назад

    I think Dame Shirley Bassey is one of the greatest voices of the recorded musical performance. When I think of the power of her voice, I also think of Mina Mazzini, Dalida, Rocio Jurado, and Sabah.

  • @Mika-si3dc
    @Mika-si3dc Год назад

    She almost uses an old school operatic chest voice approach, insanely well developed voice.

  • @monicaconsigliereLavieenfleur

    She has a voice quality andva technique that up to now has not been reached by any other famous singer❤.

  • @jnshot97
    @jnshot97 Год назад

    And a chain smoker all I can say is God

  • @bestwhitney
    @bestwhitney Год назад

    0:45 daaaang

  • @charl1121
    @charl1121 Год назад

    As one who thinks this woman is absolutely fabulous, in my top 7 for sure, and who thinks Whitney is the best EVER, past, present and future, I just watched a side by side, and while biting my tonque, SB almost makes WH sound like she sings compressed. Amazing. Whitney's voice and reaonance, power, how the music just flows,is incredible, and so is Ms. Bassey.

  • @lyd2460
    @lyd2460 Год назад

    Gorgeous voice brilliant technique ❤️

  • @Gmcenvoy2002
    @Gmcenvoy2002 Год назад

    She was pushing that voice so high so when the 90s got here she didn’t sound like the same

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy 11 месяцев назад

      lol she was a chain smoker

  • @Das644
    @Das644 Год назад

    You can hear the different in timbre when she opens up her mouth to utilize that pharyngeal resonance

  • @diorrboyyyy
    @diorrboyyyy Год назад

    WHATS THE SONG CALLED AT 1:44

    • @bestwhitney
      @bestwhitney Год назад

      One Song 1990

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy Год назад

      @@bestwhitney omg this is ironic because i found out two months ago😭

    • @bestwhitney
      @bestwhitney Год назад

      @@diorrboyyyy that happens😸

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy 11 месяцев назад

      @@bestwhitney 😂🩷

    • @bestwhitney
      @bestwhitney 11 месяцев назад

      @@diorrboyyyy different subject but what’s your thoughts on Kim Burrell? Ppl say she ain’t right sum ain’t right with her but idk

  • @artsfanatic8407
    @artsfanatic8407 Год назад

    Hi. I would just like to add some things I learned about singing. Regarding the "too chesty" part of her voice. As someone who had lessons for opera singing, the chest placement is very essential to achieving powerful vibrato. Considering that this is POP MUSIC, Nippy did a great job in that chest voice (trust me it ain't for everyone). Opera chest voice is harder than what she is doing, because opera singers had to resonate in 400+ seat opera houses without microphones during the time of composers like Mozart. Whitney still needed a mic because pop music involved modern instruments and Whitney's technique wouldn't reach the very back of an arena if there was no mic. Honestly it's not really fair for people to say the criticisms mentioned in the video, because pop music globally is applying what you learned before (Gospel, opera, traditional folk singing, etc.) into song. Whitney was trained in Gospel, which relied on chest voice a lot back then (Idk about now). I don't have anything about using nasality in music nowadays, since I also like stylistic choices at times. However, that chest voice will still remain insane. People should also learn about it. Btw loved this video. Keep up the good work🎉🎉🎉

    • @thomasrehag1747
      @thomasrehag1747 9 месяцев назад

      Pop and opera are different genres and that's why "The Voice" is not another Maria Callas.

    • @artsfanatic8407
      @artsfanatic8407 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@thomasrehag1747 yes indeed. It's been some months since I've commented this. I just wanted to vent out how some of the criticisms were not exactly fair towards her lmao😅. I acknowledge Pop and opera as different genres, and I will forever respect the control singers have of their background. Thanks for the feedback, my views from back then have slightly changed. I can't believe I did this long comment which could have been shortened hahahaha.

    • @thomasrehag1747
      @thomasrehag1747 9 месяцев назад

      @@artsfanatic8407 Agree. - With all the love there are too many "The Voice" - idealists. Merry Christmas.

  • @meomeow2520
    @meomeow2520 Год назад

    10:21 loll overpowered

  • @alritehamilton
    @alritehamilton Год назад

    5:12 she’s like, “Hang on Luther I’m not done!”

  • @Lafilledlapluie
    @Lafilledlapluie Год назад

    A video where people actually know what they're talking about!

  • @chvrchco3813
    @chvrchco3813 Год назад

    @GVOCALS, Thank you very much for sharing with us your very interesting break down analysis of the Dame Veronica's voice and performance. However, I think we should point out yet some other aspects, which we might find at least so much if not even more important when praising the global phenomena of DSVB. Here I'd like to recall a few which I find very important: a. Firstly, her fascinating virtue which I enjoy very much is her beautiful and persistently highest AESTHETIC AND ARTISTIC TASTE in usage of such a wide range of her vocal and other "weapons", ensuring the proper measure of each for a particular song or performance. And besides, let's not forget that here we are talking about her consistency not only for some year or a decade -- it's for the entire her career, practically the whole her life! I think only the very biggest true artists of all times are/were able to do it in this way! b. Then, there is her overwhelmingly PASSIONATE WAY OF SINGING, showing that this genuine passion is coming right from the very core of Dame Shirley, because, in fact -- this passion just IS Dame Shirley! We can see that in "speaking" of her eyes, in her smiling, in motion of her hands, which are talking almost as much as the song lyrics are! I guess it's coming from the Welsh part of her temperament, and that passion is really important and it's amazing part of the whole impression from her performances! c. And finally, to my taste absolutely miraculous and most charming Veronica's talent -- her fascinating, magnificent style of diction. Where the poetry from lyrics is so beautifully preserved and even emphasized by her so magical, touching, insane MIXTURE OF SINGING AND RECITING the song. And which is then additionally embellished by her beautiful and powerful voice! And here, as the biggest highlight in this I find her unmatched style of singing "If You Go Away". Sometimes I like to joke by saying that she could easily make the poetry even from the logarithmic tables. Generally, I think that Dame Shirley Veronica Bassey and her songs are an amazing source of paradigmatic lessons for generations of young singers to come!

  • @earhustler2639
    @earhustler2639 Год назад

    Chills honey! Just chills!! Oooh!! ♥️💞✨

  • @megaton8184
    @megaton8184 Год назад

    Autopsy guy said her vocal cords was so different from a normal looking vocal cords. It stands out from the rest. Her voice came from her mother.

  • @megaton8184
    @megaton8184 Год назад

    Whitney mother taught her there is only 3 places to sing from. That is the diaphragm, chest and head.

  • @rarevisionog
    @rarevisionog Год назад

    That last clip of her at the church gave me some warm chills.

  • @MultiFandom8isFate
    @MultiFandom8isFate Год назад

    She's the best singer for me. The openness and the big and round sound quality is so powerfu.

  • @danielbryson820
    @danielbryson820 2 года назад

    Which show is that last GLOA from? I need it!!

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy 11 месяцев назад

      it sounds like the nelson mandela concert but im definitely wrong

    • @danielrushjr.5788
      @danielrushjr.5788 11 месяцев назад

      Probably Moment Of Truth tour? @@diorrboyyyy

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy 11 месяцев назад

      @@danielrushjr.5788 just learned its from msg in 88 so yeahh

    • @danielrushjr.5788
      @danielrushjr.5788 11 месяцев назад

      Nvm has to be IYBT Tour because the photos have been accurate thus far lol

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy 11 месяцев назад

      @@danielrushjr.5788 her tone is definitely giving the 80s

  • @smiggles6963
    @smiggles6963 2 года назад

    I’m so gutted she never got the chance to play Elphaba. If only wicked was created during the late 80s or early 90s!

  • @tanya4534
    @tanya4534 2 года назад

    Can singing like this, especially with how much Whitney performed? Can that can damage the voice over time?

    • @takemyhand1988
      @takemyhand1988 2 года назад

      No

    • @liveinlove4945
      @liveinlove4945 2 года назад

      Yes

    • @diorrboyyyy
      @diorrboyyyy 11 месяцев назад

      not necessarily but touring alot can stress your cords

    • @maxpotential-4074
      @maxpotential-4074 3 месяца назад

      Depends.. Whitney's voice only changed because she was a smoker and did drugs. Her technique was otherwise flawless.

    • @marilynnieves4559
      @marilynnieves4559 5 дней назад

      It can, it doesn't matter how good your technique is singing at the edge of your belting range for extended periods of time can damage your voice, it can lead to vocal problems like nodules, like whitney who develop them due to extensive touring and "substance abuse".

  • @tanya4534
    @tanya4534 2 года назад

    Check Cissy at 0:38. Her entire body posture exhudes oh so confidently..."I created that."

  • @truonggiangbui3845
    @truonggiangbui3845 2 года назад

    5:15

  • @miksamormigu6330
    @miksamormigu6330 2 года назад

    Beyonce could never

    • @geminikid1617
      @geminikid1617 4 месяца назад

      Why do you feel the need to bring up Beyoncé? She’s not Whitney, but she’s an amazing vocalist. You guys have this sick obsession with her, seriously.

    • @phineasfacingfront7806
      @phineasfacingfront7806 3 месяца назад

      And Whitney couldn't do somethings Beyonce can do so stfu and enjoy the video

  • @cookingwithmel2636
    @cookingwithmel2636 2 года назад

    ❤❤my favorite 😍

  • @viktorlundberg3857
    @viktorlundberg3857 2 года назад

    Just wonderful. Style, class and stamina, endless stamina.

  • @Mohamedmifxal
    @Mohamedmifxal 2 года назад

    That few glimpses of her headvoice though, very underrated singer

  • @SC_327x
    @SC_327x 2 года назад

    Her voice is a roar from the heavens. 5:15. Sadly she was taken advantage of for money. I love Whitney she’s singing to the lord in heaven

  • @skybird10100
    @skybird10100 2 года назад

    0:05

  • @voceangelo
    @voceangelo 2 года назад

    It wasn't just the strength and power in her voice, it was the beauty of that plummy, bronze timbre. Her technique was rock solid. Her vibrato was even from the top to the bottom of her register in her prime, and her breath management added a mystique to her belts that almost sounded like they were unleashed like a sonic boom. You can really hear that snap in her full throated belt on the last clip on "The Greatest Love of Aaaaaall..." We will never have another Whitney, but I am SO SO glad we got to have her as we did.

  • @clone2k696
    @clone2k696 2 года назад

    Was Whitney a soprano? I always thought she was more of a (dramatic) *mezzo-soprano* with great coloratura skills that by sheer talent could easily access the higher soprano register, but her tessitura was more in the middle register IMO.

    • @takemyhand1988
      @takemyhand1988 2 года назад

      But she was nowhere near coloratura agility

    • @clone2k696
      @clone2k696 2 года назад

      @@takemyhand1988 I never said Whitney possessed a lyric voice. If you read my comment, I specifically said that hers was more a dramatic mezzo-soprano. If such fach exists, perhaps I would call Whitney a dramatic coloratura mezzo-soprano, but of course there's no such thing. There are dramatic coloratura *soprano* and dramatic mezzo-soprano, but I don't think dramatic coloratura mezzo-soprano ever exists. Again we cannot implement operatic terms to pop music/musicians though. Pop vocals/singing is not as clear cut as opera/classical singing. But I still think Whitney was more of a mezzo-soprano than a true soprano.

    • @takemyhand1988
      @takemyhand1988 2 года назад

      @@clone2k696 do you think of coloratura because of her upper register?

    • @clone2k696
      @clone2k696 2 года назад

      @@takemyhand1988 No I meant coloratura as in her melisma ability and the agility of her voice to execute lightning-fast runs, riffs, and vocal embellishments with such precision.

    • @takemyhand1988
      @takemyhand1988 2 года назад

      @@clone2k696 but she isn't close to coloratura level. She has precision but she's not coloraturastic level singer in terms of agility

  • @Mohamedmifxal
    @Mohamedmifxal 2 года назад

    great singer

  • @andreanicolodecandia1201
    @andreanicolodecandia1201 2 года назад

    What a monstrous vibrato!

  • @mercedestada4028
    @mercedestada4028 2 года назад

    wow wetney huston the best

  • @clearaswater4424
    @clearaswater4424 2 года назад

    The G.O.A.T💜💜💜💜

  • @zeff8820
    @zeff8820 2 года назад

    That 'All At Once' performance tho, her voice is so big and free

  • @KajiVocals
    @KajiVocals 2 года назад

    She wasn’t always a mezzo.

  • @Sttephy30
    @Sttephy30 2 года назад

    She also sang straight from her diaphram!

  • @Sttephy30
    @Sttephy30 2 года назад

    Her chest cordinated belting voice was INCREDIBLE!

    • @butterflyszn2342
      @butterflyszn2342 2 года назад

      shut up, stephon

    • @tajdaffa1526
      @tajdaffa1526 2 года назад

      @@butterflyszn2342 hahahahaha 🤣

    • @Sttephy30
      @Sttephy30 2 года назад

      @@butterflyszn2342 Oh wow, Chrissy poo, you actually said something to me. OMG! I miss you!