So you want to sing opera
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- University of Manitoba Music student Byung Yoon demonstrates the difference between singing opera and pop. For more info about the U of M's Opera Theatre Ensemble, go here: umanitoba.ca/fa...
This year's performances are scheduled for January 15 and 16, 2010 at the Gas Station Theatre, at 8:00 pm. Tickets are available at the door.
3am and my brain is like let’s learn opera
An Opera singer can 'cut across' the orchestra with their voice. One human vs. 100+ instruments and the human voice wins? Without a mike? Awesome testament of natural talent and years of training.
Wow, your voice is really beautiful =]
I love his aria! One of the tenors at my school did it for his recital last semester and it was amazing!
Very good explanations, and tks so much to help me. Brazilian voice42 says: thank you, and continue helping more ppl like me, who dream to do the best.
this is not really easy to explain in laymans terms and he did a pretty good job. lots of people really dont understand the difference, many think that opera singers more or less just 'have it' from the beginning... nope, requires lots of training
Love the video's title.
@TweetyRock1 The operatic high notes that you hear are a covered, powerful low-head-voice note. (C5, for instance) So they're not just using chest, but head, as you said, but generally, not much higher than a C5.
Not necessarily. 3 years is nothing in extreme vocal technique training like metal screams. Based on his comments on other videos he is referring to distortion/rasp type screams not chesty belts or siren type of screams and that stuff takes time to develop properly and if he's looking for proper, free instruction on YT and opera channel surely isn't the place.
My opinion is at the 01:31 hi is not covering the sound in a plenty full voice. Its very easy doing a half covering but a full covering in the operistic sense, needs lot of feeling and not only simulating the "Classical Sound". But his Guy, yet, does a good aproach.
he said hes trying to learn TO help his metal screaming. its because the same techniques used for opera singing are related to the same vocal movements you use to scream and make it sound clean if you know what im saying
Great compared. People say it just screaming. It not not everyone can grunt scream. Just like not everyone can sing opera.
This is a pretty dated comment so vampiricknight72's issue has likely been resolved, but I think what he means by metal scream are high pitched, big sounding Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson-esque type belted notes. It seems the term 'metal screaming' applies to both air raid siren, higher pitched chesty mixed voice and to vocal fry/ false chord "vocal distortion".
i like sing opera
@Pollione88 obviously he knows what open and closed throat singing is...ur just trying to show off how much u know bout singing
very authentic talk, thank you!
I wish you could give me opera singing lessons!
This is actually a pretty accurate explanation of reality, although I wish he would've gotten his thoughts together more succinctly before recording this, take out some of those gaps and pauses! But hey that's nitpicking... I'm glad he understands the difference between volume and resonance and how it applies to popular singers and classical singers differently.
Although I'm still calling you out for stressing the wrong syllable of "occhi".
Cause it's a double consonant, so the stress should be placed on "-cchi"???
@angerock49 Look up Rodell Rosel. He's a very successful and extremely talented tenor -- who happens to be Filipino.
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Hello, dont's forget, a good voice must have metal and shine. isso só é possivel quando utilizamos a colocação no crânio, fazendo vibrar os ossos of your face!!
abraci!!
i wish i would live near you so you could train me...;\ but anyways you seem focus on it & like a cool teacher haa!! you have a great voice!!!!!! keep it up!!! & post more videos hehe :D
I love your voice :-)
And people, stop about his origins, who gives a fuck !
고마워요!!
I want to sing opera but I was born with no vibrato. 😢
Vibrato is the life of operatic singing.
try out for american idol!
Bravo! Molto bene :-) Congratulations from #italian4me
@Prolyrictenor I have a question tho (don't laugh if it sounds stupid :P). Isn't opera singing like using a powerful head voice? Or do u just use your normal voice with a more open throat to create a round and powerful tone? I'm really curious.
resonating means OVERTONES, Kaufmann e.g. dosen't do this, thats because a artificial voice.
dude u make me feel depressed : you're cute&talented
oh mai got. una furtive lagrima is mie best fav song too!
God bless the tenors.
Ignorance is bliss I guess.
Classical techniques will not teach you how to scream. They use different laryngeal positioning, breath support and muscularity. They will teach you how to support properly and create a great tone but it doesn't show you how to scream.
Scream/Rasp/Distortion/Growl are not configurations in classical techniques. Where do you people get this stuff?
you never know with contemporary stuff these days. There will be screaming, moaning and weirder shit being composed.
Scream rasp and growl are honestly what give depth and emotion to a voice lol look at freddie mercury, a master of vocal style and quality
Well excluding scream lol
Oh hey! Well this is an interesting take on it all. But, have you analyzed - the SonaVoyce Complete Singing System program (Have a quick look on GOOGLE - cannot remember the place now)? I have heard some mind blowing things about it. My partner got superb progress in pefecting a beautiful and powerful voice with it. I have been using it myself and am amazed at how easily and comfortably I can sing now. :-)
then why are you on an opera channel?
@mojacherox Ahh but he can sing, so... you sir, are overruled
Youre so cute
Interesting observation that, physically speaking, pop singing is "harder" than opera singing.
Huh?
im sorry, but you sound JUST like jonah hill...... but i LOVE both of your voices:)
Schöne Stimme, aber zu offen, keine Deckung zu wenig Kopfresonanz.
could be shorter.....
Franck Renand isn't it just 3 minutes? 😂
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to uncover how to sing like a pro try Megarno Super Singer Magician(do a google search ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend got cool results with it.
this sucks....
My opinion is at the 01:31 hi is not covering the sound in a plenty full voice. Its very easy doing a half covering but a full covering in the operistic sense, needs lot of feeling and not only simulating the "Classical Sound". But his Guy, yet, does a good aproach.