I Know you Love Opera more than anything... singing wise! Just curious... if you had the freedom Dimash does... would you like to experiment with your voice... as he's done??? Or would it affect your singing voice in a negative way... at this point? Assuming you're still singing Opera professionally!?
Dimash is killing me by how much passion and truth he put in every songs and notes that he sings, he always take them personal and bring them to a whole new dimension and level of majesty....
I wish that was true. I was like you till I heard him in a couple of interviews . My family said I was naïve I am not a young person either. When he sang I felt exactly how he wanted me to feel
Sorry I got I got interupted. Watching him wrung me out. Man it hurts to be wrong. Really.now to me he is a masterful singer and masterful actor Don’t get me wrong, I will still watch him perform,but it will be watching a performance. I kind of blame the whole thing on my folks dying recently. There was a hole to fill and he he helped a.bit. Boy but it hurts to be wrong
@@barbarasaracini1271 She tends to be camera shy, so not much chance of recording her 😞 There are a lot of singing parrot videos on RUclips though, if you want to witness the cuteness.
Hi! I think the main challenge Dimash faced here had to have been the differences in emotive dynamics between the two versions. If you have ever heard Kodji Tamaki (the composer) sing the original, you will have noticed that when Jackie Cheung wrote the Chinese lyrics he toned it down by reducing the impact of the song’s pathos. Perhaps the Japanese musical ethos is a bit more openly emotional than the Chinese one. So even though Dimash has known the original Japanese version for quite some time {There was a video of him in an airport where he declared to a reporter that “Ikanaide” was his favorite song to sing.), he apparently waited to perform it in front of a Japanese audience until he was absolutely certain of his interpretation. The 2021 Tokyo Jazz Festival seems to have presented a perfect opportunity for him to publicly celebrate the song and its composer. Yes, he did win several awards in China for the Mandarin version of the song; however, every Japanese reviewer that viewed “Ikanaide” on FaceBook gave him effusive praise for this deeper, more emotional and far more Japanese rendering of the song. Even the original Japanese librettist posted on his Instagram account that he had never in his life expected to hear a non-native sing his language with such beauty and perfection.
Amen! I lived in Japan for 10 years and am fluent in the language, and I agree. The differences between the Chinese and Japanese versions are well-handled by Dimash, while at the same time keeping the core - the heart - of the song true in both versions. All the Japanese friends with whom I've shared the link for Ikanaide have also been effusive in their praise for his talent and his beautiful delivery of Japanese, echoing the comments of the Japanese librettist.
I disagree. Dimash's version sounds like a vocal exhibition. And amazing it is. Tamaki's version however exudes emotion on a real level beyond just vocal flexing. This song is all about pain, which is harder to register when Dimash is showing off his vocal range
Elizabeth has a lot of videos about him. She always does a great job giving enough info before her analysis. Dimash is really a great singer and a beautiful human being. Independent artist because that is the way he wants to do it. He sings no only one genre, so he loves to be free to sing what he wants.
Hola puedes ir a su canal , y ver sus videos además hay mucha información de él. Realmente es un artista increíble que no te dejará de sorprender. Saludos.
He’s great! Link to his own YT channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCGBxbj_RMKB22rhJnK9qReg I suggest you take a look at his signature song, S.O.S., 2021 version: ruclips.net/video/AUARjexCTlQ/видео.html
Hi, I have been waiting for your analysis and comments on Dimash's 2nd version of this song for some time. Finally, it has arrived and I really appreciate your honest admiration on his work behind this version as he had to master J Japanese vowel sounds after mastering Chinese version which he has been singing on big stages quite a few times by now. Being a Japanese person, I can guarantee to anyone who does not speak our language that he was incredibly authentic and yet really sophisticated in his own way. I for od knew he would this original song some time and he did it so majestically. He perhaps made Koji Tamaki proud as a composer of this heart-breaking song.
Yes, Mr Tamaki has expressed his compliments on this performance! Also the lyricist has said that no other foreign performer has sung this song as beautifully as Dimash. He truly did it justice ❤️
In the Prague concert, he started this song in Japanese then half way through he instantly switched to Chinese, then back to Japanese at the very end. Unbelievable!! Loved your reaction, as always!
In the last concerts he went back to his more classical style. What I love is his versatility and ability to change things up, so that he is never boring.
Please don't go/ Ikanaide Nothing visible, nothing I have been crying throughout Not because I feel sorrowful But because of the delight of feeling your warmth
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away Please don't ever ever let us separate Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away Let's remain this way
Someday my heart, someday Will be somewhere afar That everything will turn into memory Though it's better not to know Though it's better not to know
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away Whenever it is, don't let us separate Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away Let's remain this way
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away Please don't ever ever let us separate Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away Let's remain this way lyricstranslate
Dimash has been congratulated by the japanese composer of the song by the many ways of pronouncing IKANAIDE (Don't leave me) in japanese, language he doesn't speak (nor chinese)
After seeing more than like a hendred of his videos, my is still blown away by the amount of focus and attention he puts to every single note. What a beast ...
I lived in Japan for 10 years and am fluent in Japanese. His exquisite delivery of the language breaks hearts. I have already let my executrix know that this is the song I wish used at my funeral!
This my favorite version of this song. I’m amazed at how he can control his listeners at the end. I love how he ended this version. So, for me, the Japanese version is the most emotional and heart wrenching. Always enjoy your comments. Bev
Those notes he _doesn't_ sing at the very end are absolutely everything. His expression, the almost reluctant way he seems almost unable or unwilling to find any more words or even sounds. He's failed. His lover went away, in spite of all the ways he pleaded with them to stay. He's mourned it with those soft little runs, and then there's just... nothing left. Only regret and silence as the music finishes. Just breathtaking.
Thank you so much Elisabeth! It is my favourite (and the first I’ve ever heard) song by Dimash and I am so glad you commented on it. Listening to Dimash with your comments is such a treat:) and it always helps me to appreciate his art even more:)
I love both songs. The feelings from Ikanaide are different. I really experience the sadness of the lyrics with Ikanaide. I'm happy that Dimash sang the original language of Japanese.
We were treated to the Chinese translation of this in his Prague concert. Just as good, if not better live than in this video. Simply put, he's the best voice of my generation, if not ever.
He controls his core and nasal pitches so nicely, tight awareness of how his body is resonating as he goes through the piece. Really interesting and lovely.
Лизочка , спасибо Вам за комментарий концовки композиции - мы с Вами синхронно перестали дышать , слушая этот вокальный шедевр ! Без слёз слушать эту концовку у меня не получается даже после трёхсотого прослушивания - там есть какая - то скрытая магия ... Я думаю , что Ваш анализ был бы более полным , если бы Вы предварительно ознакомились с текстом этого произведения , так как многие интонации Димаша исходят не из техники вокала , а их текста !
I was reluctant to listen to this one. I don’t know why. I’m a metal head. Glad I did. That was awesome 👏 This guy is amazing. Prolly even better if I knew what he was saying…
If you go to the original video, I'm pretty sure English captions are available. The lyrics are heartbreaking, though Dimash conveys the emotional message so well, I rarely bother reading the captions anymore when I listen to this because the vocal delivery is sufficient to convey the full story for me now that I've read the captions once or twice. (Also, subtle nuances tend to get lost in translation, so even though the English lyrics are moving, I know they probably don't come close to capturing the full meaning of the original Japanese lyrics, so I depend on Dimash's vocals to deliver that added depth of emotion.)
Don't think I was listening to The Charismatic Voice yet, the first time you analyzed him, but now I feel compelled to watch it . He has a lovely voice.
Stunning reaction. I think this is a masterpiece. His delivery is massive. I don't know anyone saying pls don't go in such a powerful way. Greetings from Italy
DIMASH ES INCREÍBLE, AVECES CREO QUE NO E PUEDE SER VERDAD TANTA PERFECCION EN RANGO VOCAL E INYERPRETACION. CADA VEZ ADMIRO MAS A ESTE ARTISTA Y SU MUSICA INIGUALABLE. DESDE CHILE SALUDOS
Спасибо вам большое за Профессионализм и Культуру, которые так редко сегодня встречаются. Здоровья вам, профессиональных и других успехов на этом непростом поприще. С уважением, из Санкт-Петербурга.
Hermosa reaccion no te entiendo nada pero tus expresiones lo dicen todo igual el Grand Dimash Kudaibergen,tampoco entiendo japonés , pero su interpretación hace que no necesite entender lo que dice su voz lo dice todo que hermoso tanto reacción como Dimash es el mejor del mundo, ya me suscribi desde sur américa saludos.
Hola a todos ...!!!!! querida, fui a dusseldorf a ver y escuchar a Dimash, cumple y supera todas las espectativas, es indescriptible, todos deberíamos escucharlo, realmente canta bello, pensé que estaría desbordada aplaudiendo, pero me lo lloré todo, es tan grande la emoción de escucharlo y verlo en directo que se detuvo el tiempo, fue mi punto de inflexión, ahora definitivamente quedé en modo Dimash, viene a América, espero verlo y escucharlo de nuevo, está próximo a cumplir bellos 28 años el 24 de este mes de mayo, me han sucedido cosas muy bellas en la vida y soy una agradecida, pero conocer a DImash tiene que ver con esos espacios que quedan en cada momento vivido, que el viene a llenar para que sean completamente plenos, muchos cariños desde Chile, soy DEAR del fanclub DIMASH LATIN DEARS.....
That vocal range and control is quite stunning, a fabulous rendition and worthy of any audio collection. The cross between pop and opera is completely blurred, your description of the breathy, floating opening section as being "fluffy" was so very much a perfect description. I'm going to have to delve further into Dimash's catalogue and maybe tiptoe back into my opera collection - that may not sound odd to you but, as an ageing blues/jazz/rock aficionado (massive Led Zeppelin, Jeff Beck and Pink Floyd fan) I can assure you that most of my friends, even the very close ones, would be amazed at scope of my musical tastes. Your channel has been such a breath of fresh hearing, I may know the work in question but I'd never considered the vocal nuances and techniques in the production of that work before, It's a bit like returning to school or college and finding that all of the stuff I'd learned had been done in a rather superficial way, skimming over the surface and ignoring or being unaware of the essence underneath that gave it grandeur. The opening section of Ikanaide gave me goosebumps, I've still got them 15 minutes later, I think that right now I'll take your advice and listen to the original, uninterrupted, and get them again.
Yes! Those pauses! Dimash has holding the audience in bated breath, edge of seat {Oh God! What's he going to do next?! } anticipatory mode down to perfection. 🤣👍Truly a Master Class. It's hard to see how he can improve on perfection - but he keeps doing it! Interesting comments about the demands of vowel / language / tonal shifts. I've heard people talking about muscle memory in vocal production but you seem to be talking about 'resonance memory' - or is it essentially the same thing? I vaguely recall some practical tutoring around this- a VEEEERY Long time ago, in Choir, when we were taught to sing in: English, Latin, German & French. Am only just now appreciating the level of skill that Choir Mistress had - and attempted to impart to us ignorant - and only vaguely interested - teenagers. Most of whom had vain dreams about 'being discovered' as Pop Stars of course, heedless of the incredible foundation we were receiving.😆
I havent heard Dimash for a while but I found your critiques of him and wow, this one, you called it fluff I would liken it to a cloud, just when I think he cant improve anymore he invents another angle of his tone, speed of vibrato and all that soft sliding in and out of all these vocal what do I want to call them, ..vocal plateaus? He is so good at commiting to a tone and style and then just blowing it out of the water with something else. I love how on some of his songs he uses his body to wind himself up, its a sure tell tale sign that something wonderful is coming. I dont have your vocabulary for what I would like to say that I like the most but I think your covering it beautifully. Thank you. I definately hear what your explaining.❤
Dimash does a wonderful tribute to the origin song and its moving emotional pleas of a man in love and despair. His interpretation captures the feeling and theme of the original. It's a gut wrenching song if you've witnessed the original artist's performance.
The original is about a person losing his loved one over death. But Dimash made this into his own. It's a cover but no longer just a cover. I'm not a huge fan of this type of vocal but such a majestic performance.
Когда реакцию делает поющий вокалист, это более захватывающе, потому что он замечает такие тонкие нюансы в пении Димаша, на которые не профессионал не сможет обратить внимание. Это очень интересно и позволяет нам, простым слушателям, понимать, как все сложно в вокале Димаша. И я восхищаюсь, как он может петь с закрытым ртом так динамично и полным голосом такие низкие ноты. Спасибо вам, дорогая, что вы позволяете нам полнее погружаться в песни Димаша. Вы замечательная!
I had never heard of him before. Great reaction as always; we speak the same musician language and I love it. I had to read his entire Wikipedia entry. Amazing!
I'm a member of over 20 Dimash fan clubs and play Dimash on my 2 online radio stations every day. Your reactions are always a topic. Professional, honest, analytical and still with emotions... A huge thank you to your reaction videos. You are doing it right...............And your facial expressions... priceless...
Happy Birthday Dimash! May 24th, now 28 years old. May you live long, and your dreams come true with love and light all around you. Thank you for your devotion, dedication, and discipline to follow your calling. Your birthday is our gift.🥰
Hello, what a beautiful analysis and reaction to this wonderful interpretation of Dimash. For me , the most beautiful of all , so emotional , that I did not stop crying . I still don't know which of the two is more beautiful. They both come to me. I love that airy voice of Dimash, and that ending ahh that ending is unique.
What is incredible to me is that he is using a mic with no wind screen, so we are hearing just as much air as he wants us to hear, no more, no less. Incredible!
Because he's not. This is the music video version. His ig pictures show the giant screen he used. This particular mic without a screen would pic up mouth sounds and change the whole feeling of the song. :)
Боже, какая прелестная женщина! Она ловит каждый миг, каждый вздох , не желая упустить ни малейшую мелочь. Она чувствует музыку изнутри так глубоко! Как я ее понимаю...
Thank you for your analysis of Ikanaide. I never get tire of watching DiMASH sing this song. Even the silence after the humming carried his sound in my ears. Autumn Strong was a great song, but Ikanaide is just imposible to describe. I listen to this song every night. Thank you again and take care. ❤️🙏🕊
Your analysis of Dimash's performance is, as always a real treat. My own fangirling is vastly enhanced by your expertise, giving me even more reasons to be in awe, and I love it! 🥰 Thank you from a Swedish dear.
And remember Dears, in January on the 5th Anniversary of SOS on The Singer 2017, Dimash made a video for his fans. He thanked us for staying with him, and promised that if we kept following him, he had amazing things in store for us. He basically was saying “You ain’t seen nothing yet” 🤯🤯🤯 A Canadian Dear 🦌🇨🇦💜🇰🇿
That ending! It's incredible, heart rending, it somehow makes the whole song deeper, if that is possible, it's like an ode to an ode if that makes any sense, and I'm sure that was his own addition to the piece.. Chokes me up every time I hear it! Greetings from Cape Town South Africa
This song, "Ikanaide", represents for me the most beautiful, most touching, most inspired song of Dimash (currently) .. I never stop listening to it! Greetings of Italy. 😘♥️👋🏻🇮🇹
This reaction tells me, you are such a nerd Elizabeth and I mean that in the most respectful way. Dam I love your reactions. Your reaction to this version by Dimash was like a fat kid in a candy store with so many choices,flavours and colours. Excuse the fat comment please but I felt the same way watching you and listening to you react to this amazingly incredible man. Dimash as we say"" one of a kind''.
Dear 'est one, the iteration in Chinese, tells the story of Ms.Yamaguchi, the Japanese songstress, and actress who passed for Chinese until her true identity was exposed. As you know the original involved the pleading of a lovesick heart, Please Don't Go. While I love both versions, this truly is my favorite for composition and technical reasons. Dimash did a brilliant job of rearranging the much more passionate, personal aspects and resolved the story breathlessly. Every studio soundboard was placed just right, the unfiltered mic. His Japanese was perfect. He wanted us to feel the agony he took on for this.
The original lyrics imply the possibility of death separates two people or lovers apart, all because of war. There's no future or hope in the farewell. So Ikanaide also means "Please don't die" at the same time.
Thanks Elizabeth, your competence and professionalism have allowed us to grasp much more intimate and profound nuances on this wonderful performance by Dimash !!!🥰🔝 An affectionate greeting to the vocal coach with the sweetest smile in all of RUclips !!!🤗👋🏻
Dimash has created an absolutely gorgeous, new level of breathiness in the opening of this song. It's as if he breathes those notes rather than singing them. The sound just melts into air, stunning!
Thank you for your reaction Elizabeth!! Kōji Tamaki is a Japanese singer-songwriter of Ikanaide and Dimash performed a previous version in Chinese called Autumn strong Dimash is a master of the story-telling, his voice makes you feel deep emotions and takes you there where that song happened. Beautiful!! A Japanese reactor mentioned that his softness with the hard consonants is a function of how well Dimash understands and has learned the mechanics (tongue and jaw placement) of the Japanese language. It's something very difficult for native English speakers to do. ❤️🎤🔝🔝🌹🌹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much for all your insight. I’ve started thinking this is a duet between Dimash and the incredibly ‘detailed’ (there’s probably a better word) microphone he’s using here…
As I am writing this , I’ve known about Dimash for about 2 weeks now!! I see all these all these singers, voice coaches etc.talk about his lip/mouth position, how he’s tensing and relaxing his vocal cords and frankly I think they’re making missing the point!! They think he’s shaping his instrument(Voice) to fit the song when in fact he’s letting his emotions shape his instrument!! That would explain why his range, control, the ability to jump octaves flawlessly come from his need to be able to express emotions completely freely!! Almost like Dimash didn’t want to rely on having a singer partner to hit notes he couldIt’s, he wants to be and is a one man opera!! My personal opinion Thru his mastery of singing and his hopeless romantic heart, Dimash has assessed a emotional frequency where he’s able to transmit perfect emotions like a Wi-Fi router to other humans!! Like this song for instance, I don’t know one word , but felt every single painful emotion and know the song is about heartbreak!! Dimash is excellent!!!
It's hard to explain what emotions Dimash, with his heavenly voice, conveys to us! After listening to Dimash and letting his voice penetrate to the very core of your soul, something changes inside you. It's a different vibration and energy that you can't understand, just feel. The feeling it awakens in the audience is what makes Dimash special! He has a unique ability to hold your heart and soul, in his hands, with his voice that has a beautiful mix of vulnerability and power! When Dimash sings, he becomes the music itself!
Thanks for another brilliant analysis and reaction. Loved, loved, loved it! 😘 Regarding Dimash’s Japanese performance, a Japanese reactor said that Dimash’s pronunciation was perfect. It was as good as a native speaker’s. It shows how much of a perfectionist Dimash is and how many hours he must have spent on his pronunciation and delivery. In addition, Goro Matsui, who wrote the lyrics to “Ikanaide” praised Dimash’s performance and said: “I’ve heard ‘Ikanaide’ sung by foreign singers in their native language many times. Even though they all sing great, none of them seemed to quite capture the sound/reverberation and meaning of the original lyrics and perceive the emotions between the lines. In this song, the phrase ~ Ah, ikanaide~ is repeated several times in the chorus. Although they are the same exact words, each line has a different meaning. “But this is the first time anyone has sung it so beautifully in Japanese. I happened to find Dimash singing “Ikanaide” by chance. The first thing that surprised me was his crystal clear tone and his expressive voice that conveys the lyrics of the song.”
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Great reaction. I think that it is the best performance of dimash, my little opinion
+1 Been waiting for your response and comment on this song 👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹
Hi Elizabeth, I really enjoy watching your reactions. Best wishes from Poland
arogenates dismisses stupid ? he's the best singer in the World lass
I Know you Love Opera more than anything... singing wise!
Just curious... if you had the freedom Dimash does... would you like to experiment with your voice... as he's done???
Or would it affect your singing voice in a negative way... at this point?
Assuming you're still singing Opera professionally!?
A young Japanese man reacting to this song commented: He knows how to break your heart beautifully!
I love that!
Is it even possible to sing any softer than this? Good lord what a voice.
Dimash is killing me by how much passion and truth he put in every songs and notes that he sings, he always take them personal and bring them to a whole new dimension and level of majesty....
Ele está matando todos nós de paixão, minha querida! Dimash é um bálsamo para nossas almas!
Woooooow
I wish that was true. I was like you till I heard him in a couple of interviews . My family said I was naïve I am not a young person either. When he sang I felt exactly how he wanted me to feel
Sorry I got I got interupted. Watching him wrung me out. Man it hurts to be wrong. Really.now to me he is a masterful singer and masterful actor Don’t get me wrong, I will still watch him perform,but it will be watching a performance. I kind of blame the whole thing on my folks dying recently. There was a hole to fill and he he helped a.bit. Boy but it hurts to be wrong
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It's so funny - I'm listening with my parrot, and when he hit some of those high notes, she started "singing" along.😂
Lol that's awesome
That's so cute! I'd love to see that.
@@barbarasaracini1271 She tends to be camera shy, so not much chance of recording her 😞 There are a lot of singing parrot videos on RUclips though, if you want to witness the cuteness.
I have a cockatiel who only responds to Dimash's high notes, too. Dimash must be producing a pitch that is similar to that of bird vocalizations.
@@ThallanarRabidtooth oh that's great, I would love to see a video of birds reacting to dimash's high notes 😀
Hi! I think the main challenge Dimash faced here had to have been the differences in emotive dynamics between the two versions. If you have ever heard Kodji Tamaki (the composer) sing the original, you will have noticed that when Jackie Cheung wrote the Chinese lyrics he toned it down by reducing the impact of the song’s pathos. Perhaps the Japanese musical ethos is a bit more openly emotional than the Chinese one. So even though Dimash has known the original Japanese version for quite some time {There was a video of him in an airport where he declared to a reporter that “Ikanaide” was his favorite song to sing.), he apparently waited to perform it in front of a Japanese audience until he was absolutely certain of his interpretation. The 2021 Tokyo Jazz Festival seems to have presented a perfect opportunity for him to publicly celebrate the song and its composer. Yes, he did win several awards in China for the Mandarin version of the song; however, every Japanese reviewer that viewed “Ikanaide” on FaceBook gave him effusive praise for this deeper, more emotional and far more Japanese rendering of the song. Even the original Japanese librettist posted on his Instagram account that he had never in his life expected to hear a non-native sing his language with such beauty and perfection.
Dimash é perfeição em tudo que faz!
Amen! I lived in Japan for 10 years and am fluent in the language, and I agree. The differences between the Chinese and Japanese versions are well-handled by Dimash, while at the same time keeping the core - the heart - of the song true in both versions. All the Japanese friends with whom I've shared the link for Ikanaide have also been effusive in their praise for his talent and his beautiful delivery of Japanese, echoing the comments of the Japanese librettist.
❤️ Excellent summary! 🤗 ❤️
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I disagree. Dimash's version sounds like a vocal exhibition. And amazing it is. Tamaki's version however exudes emotion on a real level beyond just vocal flexing. This song is all about pain, which is harder to register when Dimash is showing off his vocal range
You can hear pins drop around the world when he quiets down... his command of the audience is amazing, even from little handheld screens.
I'm not familiar with this artist but, wow, goosebumps! Truly amazing
Elizabeth has a lot of videos about him. She always does a great job giving enough info before her analysis. Dimash is really a great singer and a beautiful human being. Independent artist because that is the way he wants to do it. He sings no only one genre, so he loves to be free to sing what he wants.
Hola puedes ir a su canal , y ver sus videos además hay mucha información de él. Realmente es un artista increíble que no te dejará de sorprender. Saludos.
He’s great! Link to his own YT channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCGBxbj_RMKB22rhJnK9qReg
I suggest you take a look at his signature song, S.O.S., 2021 version: ruclips.net/video/AUARjexCTlQ/видео.html
You need to listen to all his songs. They are amazing and you will be shocked! Start from today!
Greetings from London 😀
Take a look at Dimash's Official RUclips channel for his music you won't be disappointed ruclips.net/user/DimashQudaibergen_official
That humming at the end gets me all the time ,just too beautiful
So geliebt zu werden, so gefleht zu werden und so an geschnurrt zu werden, man bleibt bei Dimash bis zum Ende.
Hi, I have been waiting for your analysis and comments on Dimash's 2nd version of this song for some time. Finally, it has arrived and I really appreciate your honest admiration on his work behind this version as he had to master J Japanese vowel sounds after mastering Chinese version which he has been singing on big stages quite a few times by now. Being a Japanese person, I can guarantee to anyone who does not speak our language that he was incredibly authentic and yet really sophisticated in his own way. I for od knew he would this original song some time and he did it so majestically. He perhaps made Koji Tamaki proud as a composer of this heart-breaking song.
Yes, Mr Tamaki has expressed his compliments on this performance! Also the lyricist has said that no other foreign performer has sung this song as beautifully as Dimash. He truly did it justice ❤️
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In the Prague concert, he started this song in Japanese then half way through he instantly switched to Chinese, then back to Japanese at the very end. Unbelievable!! Loved your reaction, as always!
Lucky you to have been there for that!! In Japanese : "urayamashiiiiiiii!"
He actually started in Chinese and then Japanese and Chinese again
Also in Dubai: Chinese, Japanese and Chinese again.
In the last concerts he went back to his more classical style. What I love is his versatility and ability to change things up, so that he is never boring.
Please don't go/ Ikanaide
Nothing visible, nothing
I have been crying throughout
Not because I feel sorrowful
But because of the delight of feeling your warmth
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away
Please don't ever ever let us separate
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away
Let's remain this way
Someday my heart, someday
Will be somewhere afar
That everything will turn into memory
Though it's better not to know
Though it's better not to know
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away
Whenever it is, don't let us separate
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away
Let's remain this way
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away
Please don't ever ever let us separate
Ah… Please don't go away, please don't go away
Let's remain this way
lyricstranslate
Oh wow a great song to start the month of may with. A truly great artist singing a great song. Let’s all just enjoy this one.
Dimash has been congratulated by the japanese composer of the song by the many ways of pronouncing IKANAIDE (Don't leave me) in japanese, language he doesn't speak (nor chinese)
Dimash sings with such a passion. I can't figure out if he has had a love with a person or music or both.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written and so beautifully sung.
After seeing more than like a hendred of his videos, my is still blown away by the amount of focus and attention he puts to every single note. What a beast ...
I went to his concert in Düsseldorf 3 weeks ago and it was amazing. There's no words to describe it
I particularly appreciate his last sounds... pillow talk... Wow
Holy…. I’m still amazed by Dimash even though we all know what he’s capable of
I lived in Japan for 10 years and am fluent in Japanese. His exquisite delivery of the language breaks hearts. I have already let my executrix know that this is the song I wish used at my funeral!
😍😍😍 живите 100 лет
@@ОксанаАмелько-д3ы Thank you - Спасибо - I wish the same for you, and your loved ones.
@@danielbrosky 😘😘😘
That was beautiful like always. Thank you 🤍 I was lucky to see him live in Germany. It was amazing 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
I was there too.. I'm still processing it 🤯🦄❤️
@@isabelfortuneteller I feel you 😁😄😃
Hello😁 Frank!!!! Miss you dears
This my favorite version of this song. I’m amazed at how he can control his listeners at the end. I love how he ended this version. So, for me, the Japanese version is the most emotional and heart wrenching. Always enjoy your comments. Bev
You are like a mirror. While dimash singing gently you were speaking gently too. That is so great.
I may not understand the lyrics, but I don't even care. His voice is so so so angelic. When something's good...........it's just good!!
Those notes he _doesn't_ sing at the very end are absolutely everything. His expression, the almost reluctant way he seems almost unable or unwilling to find any more words or even sounds.
He's failed. His lover went away, in spite of all the ways he pleaded with them to stay. He's mourned it with those soft little runs, and then there's just... nothing left. Only regret and silence as the music finishes.
Just breathtaking.
My soul is torn and tears are flowing in a stream...Divine! It's a catharsis
Thank you so much Elisabeth! It is my favourite (and the first I’ve ever heard) song by Dimash and I am so glad you commented on it. Listening to Dimash with your comments is such a treat:) and it always helps me to appreciate his art even more:)
I love both songs. The feelings from Ikanaide are different. I really experience the sadness of the lyrics with Ikanaide. I'm happy that Dimash sang the original language of Japanese.
Magnificent and moving version in japanese, Dimash is full of emotions , his performance is stunning !!!!
We were treated to the Chinese translation of this in his Prague concert. Just as good, if not better live than in this video. Simply put, he's the best voice of my generation, if not ever.
China + JAPANESE
He controls his core and nasal pitches so nicely, tight awareness of how his body is resonating as he goes through the piece. Really interesting and lovely.
MAGNIFICO DIMASH VOCE UNICA 👑👑👑👑❤❤❤
I've never heard of him before but that was great. That voice is incredible
Welcome to Dimashland!!
When I listened to this song for the first time and I heard that fade, I thought, wait until Elizabeth hears this :) I wasn't disappointed:)
Лизочка , спасибо Вам за комментарий концовки композиции - мы с Вами синхронно перестали дышать , слушая этот вокальный шедевр ! Без слёз слушать эту концовку у меня не получается даже после трёхсотого прослушивания - там есть какая - то скрытая магия ... Я думаю , что Ваш анализ был бы более полным , если бы Вы предварительно ознакомились с текстом этого произведения , так как многие интонации Димаша исходят не из техники вокала , а их текста !
The artistry in his singing is echoed in your analysis, bravo to both of you. thank you.
uhuuuuu, essa musica e muito linda a melodia dela, q reação vc teve lindo.
I was reluctant to listen to this one. I don’t know why. I’m a metal head. Glad I did. That was awesome 👏 This guy is amazing. Prolly even better if I knew what he was saying…
Please watch the original video from Dimash's official RUclips channel it has subtitles ruclips.net/user/DimashQudaibergen_official
If you go to the original video, I'm pretty sure English captions are available. The lyrics are heartbreaking, though Dimash conveys the emotional message so well, I rarely bother reading the captions anymore when I listen to this because the vocal delivery is sufficient to convey the full story for me now that I've read the captions once or twice. (Also, subtle nuances tend to get lost in translation, so even though the English lyrics are moving, I know they probably don't come close to capturing the full meaning of the original Japanese lyrics, so I depend on Dimash's vocals to deliver that added depth of emotion.)
Don't think I was listening to The Charismatic Voice yet, the first time you analyzed him, but now I feel compelled to watch it . He has a lovely voice.
Please listen original.
Stunning reaction. I think this is a masterpiece. His delivery is massive. I don't know anyone saying pls don't go in such a powerful way. Greetings from Italy
DIMASH ES INCREÍBLE, AVECES CREO QUE NO E PUEDE SER VERDAD TANTA PERFECCION EN RANGO VOCAL E INYERPRETACION. CADA VEZ ADMIRO MAS A ESTE ARTISTA Y SU MUSICA INIGUALABLE. DESDE CHILE SALUDOS
Спасибо вам большое за Профессионализм и Культуру, которые так редко сегодня встречаются. Здоровья вам, профессиональных и других успехов на этом непростом поприще. С уважением, из Санкт-Петербурга.
Hermosa reaccion no te entiendo nada pero tus expresiones lo dicen todo igual el Grand Dimash Kudaibergen,tampoco entiendo japonés , pero su interpretación hace que no necesite entender lo que dice su voz lo dice todo que hermoso tanto reacción como Dimash es el mejor del mundo, ya me suscribi desde sur américa saludos.
Loved how he almost wrapped his voice around the warm sounds of the cello (my favorite instrument). Always, always gives me goosebumps.
My favorite!!!! Thanks for your reaction. This performance is perfection to me.
Hola a todos ...!!!!! querida, fui a dusseldorf a ver y escuchar a Dimash, cumple y supera todas las espectativas, es indescriptible, todos deberíamos escucharlo, realmente canta bello, pensé que estaría desbordada aplaudiendo, pero me lo lloré todo, es tan grande la emoción de escucharlo y verlo en directo que se detuvo el tiempo, fue mi punto de inflexión, ahora definitivamente quedé en modo Dimash, viene a América, espero verlo y escucharlo de nuevo, está próximo a cumplir bellos 28 años el 24 de este mes de mayo, me han sucedido cosas muy bellas en la vida y soy una agradecida, pero conocer a DImash tiene que ver con esos espacios que quedan en cada momento vivido, que el viene a llenar para que sean completamente plenos, muchos cariños desde Chile, soy DEAR del fanclub DIMASH LATIN DEARS.....
My favorite Dimash performance ever!
That vocal range and control is quite stunning, a fabulous rendition and worthy of any audio collection. The cross between pop and opera is completely blurred, your description of the breathy, floating opening section as being "fluffy" was so very much a perfect description. I'm going to have to delve further into Dimash's catalogue and maybe tiptoe back into my opera collection - that may not sound odd to you but, as an ageing blues/jazz/rock aficionado (massive Led Zeppelin, Jeff Beck and Pink Floyd fan) I can assure you that most of my friends, even the very close ones, would be amazed at scope of my musical tastes. Your channel has been such a breath of fresh hearing, I may know the work in question but I'd never considered the vocal nuances and techniques in the production of that work before, It's a bit like returning to school or college and finding that all of the stuff I'd learned had been done in a rather superficial way, skimming over the surface and ignoring or being unaware of the essence underneath that gave it grandeur. The opening section of Ikanaide gave me goosebumps, I've still got them 15 minutes later, I think that right now I'll take your advice and listen to the original, uninterrupted, and get them again.
His singing often gives me chills it's so unlike anything else I've ever heard in my life.
He’s so Amazing
His voice is Incredible
Yes! Those pauses! Dimash has holding the audience in bated breath, edge of seat {Oh God! What's he going to do next?! } anticipatory mode down to perfection.
🤣👍Truly a Master Class.
It's hard to see how he can improve on perfection - but he keeps doing it!
Interesting comments about the demands of vowel / language / tonal shifts. I've heard people talking about muscle memory in vocal production but you seem to be talking about 'resonance memory' - or is it essentially the same thing?
I vaguely recall some practical tutoring around this- a VEEEERY Long time ago, in Choir, when we were taught to sing in: English, Latin, German & French. Am only just now appreciating the level of skill that Choir Mistress had - and attempted to impart to us ignorant - and only vaguely interested - teenagers. Most of whom had vain dreams about 'being discovered' as Pop Stars of course, heedless of the incredible foundation we were receiving.😆
DIMASH gets me every time. ❤️❤️❤️ I don’t really think about technical side if his singing. Beating heart ❣ that’s what I see.
I havent heard Dimash for a while but I found your critiques of him and wow, this one, you called it fluff I would liken it to a cloud, just when I think he cant improve anymore he invents another angle of his tone, speed of vibrato and all that soft sliding in and out of all these vocal what do I want to call them, ..vocal plateaus? He is so good at commiting to a tone and style and then just blowing it out of the water with something else. I love how on some of his songs he uses his body to wind himself up, its a sure tell tale sign that something wonderful is coming. I dont have your vocabulary for what I would like to say that I like the most but I think your covering it beautifully. Thank you. I definately hear what your explaining.❤
Dimash does a wonderful tribute to the origin song and its moving emotional pleas of a man in love and despair. His interpretation captures the feeling and theme of the original. It's a gut wrenching song if you've witnessed the original artist's performance.
The original is about a person losing his loved one over death. But Dimash made this into his own. It's a cover but no longer just a cover.
I'm not a huge fan of this type of vocal but such a majestic performance.
Когда реакцию делает поющий вокалист, это более захватывающе, потому что он замечает такие тонкие нюансы в пении Димаша, на которые не профессионал не сможет обратить внимание. Это очень интересно и позволяет нам, простым слушателям, понимать, как все сложно в вокале Димаша. И я восхищаюсь, как он может петь с закрытым ртом так динамично и полным голосом такие низкие ноты. Спасибо вам, дорогая, что вы позволяете нам полнее погружаться в песни Димаша. Вы замечательная!
I had never heard of him before. Great reaction as always; we speak the same musician language and I love it. I had to read his entire Wikipedia entry. Amazing!
Welcome to Dimashland!!
Love to have you back for Dimash. In his latest concert in Prague he sang first part in Chinese then switched to Japanese 😃
Yes, and it was a brilliant choice!
Oh now he's just showing off 😂 no I absolutely adore him and have listened to his music daily since I am singer, just need to see him live now.
I'm a member of over 20 Dimash fan clubs and play Dimash on my 2 online radio stations every day. Your reactions are always a topic. Professional, honest, analytical and still with emotions... A huge thank you to your reaction videos. You are doing it right...............And your facial expressions... priceless...
Happy Birthday Dimash! May 24th, now 28 years old. May you live long, and your dreams come true with love and light all around you. Thank you for your devotion, dedication, and discipline to follow your calling. Your birthday is our gift.🥰
Hello, what a beautiful analysis and reaction to this wonderful interpretation of Dimash. For me , the most beautiful of all , so emotional , that I did not stop crying . I still don't know which of the two is more beautiful. They both come to me. I love that airy voice of Dimash, and that ending ahh that ending is unique.
Ich werde ihr ewig dankbar sein , aus mir eine Dear gemacht zu haben!
Absolutely incredible
What is incredible to me is that he is using a mic with no wind screen, so we are hearing just as much air as he wants us to hear, no more, no less. Incredible!
Because he's not. This is the music video version. His ig pictures show the giant screen he used. This particular mic without a screen would pic up mouth sounds and change the whole feeling of the song. :)
@@tallard666 Music video? Und man hat nicht retuschiert, den Moment, wo Dimash sein Spickzettel benutzt?
@@teresaz-l2963 I google-translated your comment, but I think the translator failed, I don't understand.
This is 👉 Hi-End Performance 🙏💯
👑 DIMASH👑
Боже, какая прелестная женщина! Она ловит каждый миг, каждый вздох , не желая упустить ни малейшую мелочь. Она чувствует музыку изнутри так глубоко! Как я ее понимаю...
Magnificent performance full of emotions! Dimash is stunning,! No words can describe the beauty of his voice..❤.Thank you for your reaction!
Can't tell you how much I appreciate the details you highlight.Dimash is awesome and so are you! Peace and love from Pennsylvania USA.
I too am in perpetual awe, Dimash is such a gift to the art of music. Thanks for the informative reaction!
At Dubai or Dusseldorf concert he sang a mix chinese and japanese version of the song
Moving from one language to the other just like that
That's amazing
In Prague also.
@@simonbastien5949 He keeps on surprising us
I love this song! Beautiful!!
Моя любимая и очень профессиональная реакционерка!!!
Thank you for your analysis of Ikanaide. I never get tire of watching DiMASH sing this song. Even the silence after the humming carried his sound in my ears. Autumn Strong was a great song, but Ikanaide is just imposible to describe. I listen to this song every night. Thank you again and take care. ❤️🙏🕊
Final apotheosis!
Beautiful version of Autumn Strong‼️🍁🍂
Hey Elizabeth we Dears were missing you.
This song touch my soul and every time I cry😢🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐🇧🇷
Your analysis of Dimash's performance is, as always a real treat. My own fangirling is vastly enhanced by your expertise, giving me even more reasons to be in awe, and I love it! 🥰 Thank you from a Swedish dear.
And remember Dears, in January on the 5th Anniversary of SOS on The Singer 2017, Dimash made a video for his fans. He thanked us for staying with him, and promised that if we kept following him, he had amazing things in store for us. He basically was saying “You ain’t seen nothing yet” 🤯🤯🤯
A Canadian Dear 🦌🇨🇦💜🇰🇿
That ending! It's incredible, heart rending, it somehow makes the whole song deeper, if that is possible, it's like an ode to an ode if that makes any sense, and I'm sure that was his own addition to the piece.. Chokes me up every time I hear it! Greetings from Cape Town South Africa
Ich dachte, dass nur die Mädchen so stark reagieren auf das letzte Schnurren von Dimash.
Потрясён, до глубины души!
Шедевр на все века!
If I am ever so lucky to see him live, I'll have to bring tissues because I cry when I hear beautiful music.
I saw him live 10 days ago and I was SO STUNNED the entire time I could not even cry. :)
@@kellibuzzard9431 so jealous.
This song, "Ikanaide", represents for me the most beautiful, most touching, most inspired song of Dimash (currently) .. I never stop listening to it! Greetings of Italy. 😘♥️👋🏻🇮🇹
He is what every singer should aspire to be like
Hermosa canción! Gran interpretación del maestro Dimash. Gracias por tú reacción!
This reaction tells me, you are such a nerd Elizabeth and I mean that in the most respectful way. Dam I love your reactions. Your reaction to this version by Dimash was like a fat kid in a candy store with so many choices,flavours and colours. Excuse the fat comment please but I felt the same way watching you and listening to you react to this amazingly incredible man. Dimash as we say"" one of a kind''.
really BRILLIANT....how many 2 learn!!....thanx so much 4 your master classes!!
Dear 'est one, the iteration in Chinese, tells the story of Ms.Yamaguchi, the Japanese songstress, and actress who passed for Chinese until her true identity was exposed. As you know the original involved the pleading of a lovesick heart, Please Don't Go. While I love both versions, this truly is my favorite for composition and technical reasons. Dimash did a brilliant job of rearranging the much more passionate, personal aspects and resolved the story breathlessly. Every studio soundboard was placed just right, the unfiltered mic. His Japanese was perfect. He wanted us to feel the agony he took on for this.
The original lyrics imply the possibility of death separates two people or lovers apart, all because of war. There's no future or hope in the farewell.
So Ikanaide also means "Please don't die" at the same time.
Thanks Elizabeth, your competence and professionalism have allowed us to grasp much more intimate and profound nuances on this wonderful performance by Dimash !!!🥰🔝
An affectionate greeting to the vocal coach with the sweetest smile in all of RUclips !!!🤗👋🏻
Incredible singing. Amazing analysis of a touching song with amazing range of tones & techniques. Cheers Elizabeth!
Elizabeth, thank you very-very much!!! DIMASH and YOU SUPER 👌!!! Wish you GOOD LUCK 👍!!! HAPPINESS!!! SMILE!!! WELCOME to KAZAKHSTAN 🇰🇿!!!
Dimash has created an absolutely gorgeous, new level of breathiness in the opening of this song. It's as if he breathes those notes rather than singing them. The sound just melts into air, stunning!
Love the emotion Gives me goose bumps
As always, your fascinating and informative analysis just adds to my enjoyment of the wonder that is Dimash. What a combination. Perfect!
Thank you for your reaction Elizabeth!! Kōji Tamaki is a Japanese singer-songwriter of Ikanaide and Dimash performed a previous version in Chinese called Autumn strong Dimash is a master of the story-telling, his voice makes you feel deep emotions and takes you there where that song happened. Beautiful!! A Japanese reactor mentioned that his softness with the hard consonants is a function of how well Dimash understands and has learned the mechanics (tongue and jaw placement) of the Japanese language. It's something very difficult for native English speakers to do. ❤️🎤🔝🔝🌹🌹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much for all your insight. I’ve started thinking this is a duet between Dimash and the incredibly ‘detailed’ (there’s probably a better word) microphone he’s using here…
Beautiful. 👍🇬🇧💖
7:58 I have never heard a singer do that at such a level!! Wow!!
Me too ❤
As I am writing this , I’ve known about Dimash for about 2 weeks now!! I see all these all these singers, voice coaches etc.talk about his lip/mouth position, how he’s tensing and relaxing his vocal cords and frankly I think they’re making missing the point!!
They think he’s shaping his instrument(Voice) to fit the song when in fact he’s letting his emotions shape his instrument!! That would explain why his range, control, the ability to jump octaves flawlessly come from his need to be able to express emotions completely freely!! Almost like Dimash didn’t want to rely on having a singer partner to hit notes he couldIt’s, he wants to be and is a one man opera!! My personal opinion Thru his mastery of singing and his hopeless romantic heart, Dimash has assessed a emotional frequency where he’s able to transmit perfect emotions like a Wi-Fi router to other humans!! Like this song for instance, I don’t know one word , but felt every single painful emotion and know the song is about heartbreak!! Dimash is excellent!!!
It's hard to explain what emotions Dimash, with his heavenly voice, conveys to us! After listening to Dimash and letting his voice penetrate to the very core of your soul, something changes inside you. It's a different vibration and energy that you can't understand, just feel. The feeling it awakens in the audience is what makes Dimash special! He has a unique ability to hold your heart and soul, in his hands, with his voice that has a beautiful mix of vulnerability and power! When Dimash sings, he becomes the music itself!
So happy you are still doing Dimash. My absolutely favorite singer. Adore this man!! He is off creating anew concert series he says. Can’t wait !!!
Thanks for another brilliant analysis and reaction. Loved, loved, loved it! 😘
Regarding Dimash’s Japanese performance, a Japanese reactor said that Dimash’s pronunciation was perfect. It was as good as a native speaker’s. It shows how much of a perfectionist Dimash is and how many hours he must have spent on his pronunciation and delivery.
In addition, Goro Matsui, who wrote the lyrics to “Ikanaide” praised Dimash’s performance and said:
“I’ve heard ‘Ikanaide’ sung by foreign singers in their native language many times. Even though they all sing great, none of them seemed to quite capture the sound/reverberation and meaning of the original lyrics and perceive the emotions between the lines. In this song, the phrase ~ Ah, ikanaide~ is repeated several times in the chorus. Although they are the same exact words, each line has a different meaning.
“But this is the first time anyone has sung it so beautifully in Japanese. I happened to find Dimash singing “Ikanaide” by chance. The first thing that surprised me was his crystal clear tone and his expressive voice that conveys the lyrics of the song.”