I’m so thrilled you started with my Frankie! I’m a lot into him because its been very useful to mix my Italian and my English souls together and... he soooo coool! And you’re amaaaazing Mary! I can’t wait to watch our next icon! ❤️🧡💙💚
One thing that separated Sinatra from many before and after was his impeccable timing. He could always change the words a little bit, but was always in beat with the tune.
You know, I'm not a singer, or even an aspiring one. . .I watched this because I love Frank and his style. . .BUT, I very much enjoyed your analysis. I've learned a great deal about how to better watch and listen to singers from just this one video. Looking forward to watching and learning more from your excellent experience and insightful teaching style. . .Bravo!
I know this is about Sinatra, but the orchestra playing is no ordinary orchestra; it is the Count Basie Orchestra. Sinatra and Basie had a very special relationship and there can be no doubt that, his best collaborations were with Basie. If you are not sure that this was with Basie then you are reminded by the final three chords on the piano, this was Basie's musical signature.
And Quincy Jones was conducting! Such an amazing combo, plus the entire thing was filmed for a charity benefit with Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. Johnny Carson was the MC, subbing for Joey Bishop. 😊
Frank wrote an instructional book for singers entitled: "Tips on Popular Singing" available online for anyone interested. He adapts lessons he learned from singers with classical training for Traditional Pop singing.
That was fantastic! I'm very happy you have stumbled across your videos. I'm trying very hard to get started in this line of work, and just this one break down has been terribly helpful. I can't wait to watch the remainder of your work.
Post Apocalyptic News Radio Thank you! I’m thrilled! Be sure to check out my Quarantine Voice Lessons on my page if you’d like to sing with me. It’s been an incredible journey with my new students from around the world. They are 3-5 hour workshops so only when you have time 😀🎶🌟 I’ll be starting zoom lessons on August 12, details coming soon. 🙏🏽🎶🌟
Mary!! I love the two tonged approach! The Technical & Emotional! So important for singers to be in touch with both! Eagerly awaiting the next one. :D :D
Wonderful Dean! Thank you!!! This process is what changed my career, connecting those truthful emotions. It’s such a thrill to share the information. I’m so honored for your presence! My time in Sydney with you and those fabulous artists was a highlight of my life! So grateful 🙏🏽🎶❤️
Maestra Setrakian, I am a singer and Frank Sinatra was a major influence for me. I had the great pleasure on Fathers Day 1975 of meeting Frank Sinatra. I was able to tell him how very much I enjoyed his singing and (in essence) of his influence on me as a singer and entertainer. He shook my hand and thanked me. I told him I didn't normally collect autographs but that I definitely wanted his and he signed one for me. To this day, his autograph is the only one I have. As I was walking away I turned back around and called to him. As he turned and looked at me I asked him if I could send him a recording of my singing. He replied "Send it to my office at MGM." Then he continued walking away with Mrs. Sinatra. I was 22 years of age then and although at that time I had already performed in "supper clubs", "night clubs" and other entertainment venues, I never quite worked up the nerve to send a recording to him. Just meeting him and being able to tell him of my admiration and respect for him was in itself the fulfillment of a much desired goal.
Really interesting and well done. I do think that an absolute key to prime Sinatra brilliance is how he laid back on the beat. It’s so difficult to sing along with him on his Capitol and early Reprise recordings because your mind is telling you it’s time to sing that note, but not Sinatra. He waited. And then after he waited, he changed up the lyric to give it punch. “Stars Fell on Alabama” has in my view the greatest example when he sang later in the song “Stars Fractured ‘Bama”
Frank was wonderful. You remind me of a scene in The Tender Trap where Frank was trying to help Debbie sing. I always felt like the script was really Frank teaching.
I once knew a music teacher who didn't like Sinatra...I didn't know her for very long. Mary, it is very evident you are a pro and call it the way it is. I can't wait to bring up another video of yours. P.S. The guys in the bands Sinatra sang with loved to work with him. He WAS the Chairman of The Board!
Thank you for your beautiful message Rudy, and thank you for watching! I hope to have new content coming up this month of November. I’m not surprised the band loved working with Sinatra! Incredible camaraderie as music should be! 😍🎶🌟
Another "tool" that Francis Albert uses is his ability to take a lung full of breath and sing a looonnng legato phrase which enhances the line of the lyric he is singing .He and Jo Stafford absorbed it when watching Tommy Dorsey on the nights on the bandstand when they were girl and boy singer. His trombone technique was flawless in that respect.Mary,did you use the Alexandsr technique. We had lectures on it when I was a peripatetic music teacher.
Thanks, Mary. Now I'm jiving across the room singing Sinatra using what I just learned from you. You're right about connecting emotionally and how to project it by loosening the back of the jaw. Two books when they come out. One for me and one for my baby granddaughter. We'll see that it becomes a treasured family heirloom.
I really enjoyed your reaction and analysis! So many other "voice coaches" or "voice teachers" lack the actual knowledge to examine elements of a vocal performance. I love Frank Sinatra.....My dad owned a ton of his records that we would listen to all the time. I wanted to grow up to be like him. As for a suggestion, I think So Hyang from South Korea may be one of the most remarkable female vocalists in the world today. I think you should check out Arirang Alone if you're interested in how she sings to tell a story. My other personal favorites are Hug Me and Bridge Over Troubled Water. Would love to hear what you think about this vocalist.
So cool your reacting to the icons. I've only just subscribed, and so I'll wait on your getting to Billie, Ella, Sarah, Dinah, and maybe Oscar Brown, Jr. Take your time. And thanks. :)
Saw him live the night he turned 75 in his native N.J the show was being televised and many celebrities attended including Carol Burnett Liza Minelli and many more.
Eugene Anchante hey 👋 I’m thrilled! Stay tuned every Wednesday and Sunday for more episodes. I’m having a blast and so thrilled that you subscribed! Thank you!
Very cool analysis. I especially like how you talked about connection to inner truths and experiences to fuel the emotional narrative. It's true whether you sing, act, are a visual artist, or dancer. You have to access thoughts and emotions from your own life, or people will smell falsity like a dead fish. With Frank, he could sing five notes and it would sound great. Such personality! Thank you for making this reaction video! I would never have found you otherwise. Oh, also, if you haven't heard of them yet, I would suggest some interesting international younger singers that you may like. Their genres may not be something you always listen to (Popera, Symphonic Metal, etc), but I think you being an excellent vocalist and a sense of humor (I watched some of your videos just a bit ago ; ) . You seem like a person that might embrace interesting genres. Your insights would be valued as viewers love to hear what people like you think. Starter Reaction Videos, should you choose to accept this mission (or part of it) : Dimash Kudaibergen, Khazakhistan (Opera/Pop : Olympico: th-cam.com/video/dkPS6t84qg4/w-d-xo.html Love is like a Dream: th-cam.com/video/xLEQzfqO_l0/w-d-xo.html, and MANY others), Nightwish (Finnish Symphonic Metal, Floor Jansen Singer: Song: Ghost Love Score: th-cam.com/video/JYjIlHWBAVo/w-d-xo.html. Song: Romanticide th-cam.com/video/zz_7OCCQlXs/w-d-xo.html Pentatonix, United States (5 part Acappella) : song: Hallejuah: th-cam.com/video/LRP8d7hhpoQ/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=10. FYI I didn't want to bombard you too much. There are many more incredible songs by all these artists and a ton more incredible vocalists that if you are interested, I and others can chime in. Welcome to the Rabid Reaction Fan Club! ;P
That idea of feeling the emotion: when I tell groups i coach/conduct i tell them to think organically, your emotions & intellect meet in that inner organic space.
This was later Sinatra. He was having fun with the original version he sang. He'd done the song a million times and tried to keep it fresh for the audience (and himself). Notice, he fluffed the words singing "you are all I worship, all I long for and adore" instead of "long for" and then "all I worship." It's been written that he had trouble with lyrics later on in his career. But he could sell a song and make you fall in love all over again with whoever you were in love with, including Frank.
Ummm…no. This was 1965. Literally less than 2 years after he recorded this with the Basie band. He didn’t flubb lyrics…he changed them when he WANTED to change them. OLDER Sinatra may have had trouble with lyrics…not 1965 Sinatra. He was literally at the top of his game here. The greatest that there ever was.
jj pvp thank you! I’m thrilled! Keep your eye open for new episodes every Wednesday and Sunday. I’m having a blast and I’m so glad you’re on the ride with me! 🤩
Wonderful explanation! Still learning what that icon was really all about.. One question - what about Dean Martin?! :D I would love to see something about him by You, for example "That's Amore" or "Everybody loves somebody". Greetings from Poland!
Well, this was Interesting... You know I love Sinatra... But I'm comfortable with my own voice, my focus with him is "Vocal Phrasing". Swing by sometime Mary! Cheers... _GM_
Hey this is really cool! Dunno if you'll see this, but it'd be amazing if you did a reaction to a Queen song, particularly "White Queen" A Night at the Odeon Hammersmith 1975 (one of many amazing live Queen performances). Great content
Absolutely true!! It cannot and does not get better than this! Also the Sinatra at the Sands has Sinatra and Count Basis. A fabulous recording and performance, plus includes his humorous banter!
People love my singing voice.. I sing a lot of jazz and swing but I don’t like my voice either. People say I sound like Michael Bublé and Dean Martin.. I don’t hear it but people say it all the time. I wish I could take lessons with you. I was a jazz instrumentalist major in school but have always loved singing
DeeJay27 that’s amazing! If it interest you, give a look at my eight quarantine lessons on my TH-cam channel. They are long workshops (3-5 hours) but give you all the information. Here’s a link to start if you want to give it a try. th-cam.com/video/ozRRB5UQf7I/w-d-xo.html 😊Mary
Can you please react to Elvis Presley singing Rags To Riches! I think it shows nice range in his voice, plus not a song everybody would automatically think of when thinking of Elvis.
Hey great video! If I’m just an average dude that wants to be able to hold a tune and not blow anyone away how would you recommend trying to get good enough for karaoke
Hi Ryan! I’m sorry I just saw this. Feel free to follow my quarantine voice lessons. There are eight different lessons there and they will give you so much information! Here’s the first one. They are all 3 to 5 hours so enjoy! th-cam.com/video/ozRRB5UQf7I/w-d-xo.html
Could you do an analysis on an old soul young singer Angelina Jordan. She overs songs by Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Billy Holiday, Etta James and many more. She has a beautiful tone quality and uses ma y jazz techniques. Would love your opinion on the quality of her voice including clarity and diction. Thank you.
I never think frank Sinatra ever thinks about the mechanics of his body or his voice.. He is just signing the words that he happened to experience himself. End of the day. Have fun singing the song. He was not thinking about technique
@@MarySetrakian If possible could we get some advice on how to better our singing? Maybe some links. We understand if you're unwilling since you must be very busy
HMHK please keep watching... I will continue to give tips about singing along the way. I do hope to do a whole series on my voice method when my book comes out. I hope you got a few singing tips watching my Frank Sinatra episode. Take a look at Tea & Sprnklers on my channel with Sierra Boggess and we talk about breath, support and resonators in episodes 1, 2 & 3.
Hi thanks vor de video! You are amazing! Could you make a reaction from another country' Legends please!!!! I recommend Tim Maia! He is a legend in Brazil, songs i recomend would be "Me de Motivo" "Voce" or "Domingo" Thank you!!!!
The guy was born cool, that can't be taught. With Tony Bennett gone now we have lost the last of the old guard great ones. That's OK though. If people listen to these videos on TH-cam more will follow in their footsteps!
Some singers just pretend to be romantic, rather than using their own lives. Frank was such a great example of using all of himself in every way! Otherwise it would be general, and not as interesting. And as we know, Frank was one of a kind!🎉❤🎶
Apologies for the late response, I'm in UK and was just off to bed !!...I hear what you're saying..I must be in good company because I do that myself !!. Whilst here please check out the fabulous Lucy Thomas singing Evergree,many US voice coaches are saying its better than Streisands version..would love to know you're opinion...and the Frank analysis was just amazing,so insightful.
Mary nailed it. Better than a 7-year PHD. Cool chick!
I’m so honored! Thank you Mr. Wild🙏🎶❤️
Sinatra had this amazing timing that would allow him to surf on waves of sound.
Franks beautiful voice is like maple syrup pouring over warm, buttery pancakes.
I’m so thrilled you started with my Frankie! I’m a lot into him because its been very useful to mix my Italian and my English souls together and... he soooo coool!
And you’re amaaaazing Mary!
I can’t wait to watch our next icon! ❤️🧡💙💚
Paul Nose Grazieee carissimo!!! Your words mean so much to me!!! Your music combines so much of all that you are! Bravo!!!! ❤️🎶⭐️
One thing that separated Sinatra from many before and after was his impeccable timing. He could always change the words a little bit, but was always in beat with the tune.
Yeeeaaaa
There's no one like Frank@@@
Sinatra's singing is perfection.
You know, I'm not a singer, or even an aspiring one. . .I watched this because I love Frank and his style. . .BUT, I very much enjoyed your analysis. I've learned a great deal about how to better watch and listen to singers from just this one video. Looking forward to watching and learning more from your excellent experience and insightful teaching style. . .Bravo!
BluesImprov thank you! I’m thrilled you enjoyed it. Hope to have more reactions coming soon 😍🎶🌟
I know this is about Sinatra, but the orchestra playing is no ordinary orchestra; it is the Count Basie Orchestra. Sinatra and Basie had a very special relationship and there can be no doubt that, his best collaborations were with Basie. If you are not sure that this was with Basie then you are reminded by the final three chords on the piano, this was Basie's musical signature.
Yes! 👍🎶🤩
And Quincy Jones was conducting! Such an amazing combo, plus the entire thing was filmed for a charity benefit with Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. Johnny Carson was the MC, subbing for Joey Bishop. 😊
Also when he ends with I love you, he’s pointing at his daughter, Tina, whose birthday it was. Yes, Sinatra junkie here
What you said about Basie needed to be brought to light.👍 ( I am sure those horns are why my body is swinging )
Nice job! Love to see a real honest to gosh professional break this legend down.
Steven Leslie thank you! It’s an honor, and I’m simply having a blast! Stay tuned every Wednesday and Sunday 🤩
i know it is kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online ?
@Kannon Jaxx i dunno lately i have been using flixportal. just search on google after it :D -finn
@Finn Callan thank you, signed up and it seems to work :D I really appreciate it !
@Kannon Jaxx glad I could help :D
I'm so excited for this series! 😁
Josh Devett thank you dear one!!!
Frank wrote an instructional book for singers entitled: "Tips on Popular Singing" available online for anyone interested. He adapts lessons he learned from singers with classical training for Traditional Pop singing.
That was fantastic! I'm very happy you have stumbled across your videos. I'm trying very hard to get started in this line of work, and just this one break down has been terribly helpful. I can't wait to watch the remainder of your work.
Post Apocalyptic News Radio Thank you! I’m thrilled! Be sure to check out my Quarantine Voice Lessons on my page if you’d like to sing with me. It’s been an incredible journey with my new students from around the world. They are 3-5 hour workshops so only when you have time 😀🎶🌟 I’ll be starting zoom lessons on August 12, details coming soon. 🙏🏽🎶🌟
Awesome content! I really loved this
Mary!! I love the two tonged approach! The Technical & Emotional! So important for singers to be in touch with both! Eagerly awaiting the next one.
:D :D
Wonderful Dean! Thank you!!! This process is what changed my career, connecting those truthful emotions. It’s such a thrill to share the information. I’m so honored for your presence! My time in Sydney with you and those fabulous artists was a highlight of my life! So grateful 🙏🏽🎶❤️
Dang... That was so informative!! Thank you so much!!
Thanks for watching! 😍 🎶💫
Mary, thank you for your spot-on interpretations!
Sam Ray thanks for listening! 😍🎶🙏🏽
The Voice is eternal!
Maestra Setrakian,
I am a singer and Frank Sinatra was a major influence for me. I had the great pleasure on Fathers Day 1975 of meeting Frank Sinatra. I was able to tell him how very much I enjoyed his singing and (in essence) of his influence on me as a singer and entertainer. He shook my hand and thanked me. I told him I didn't normally collect autographs but that I definitely wanted his and he signed one for me. To this day, his autograph is the only one I have. As I was walking away I turned back around and called to him. As he turned and looked at me I asked him if I could send him a recording of my singing. He replied "Send it to my office at MGM." Then he continued walking away with Mrs. Sinatra. I was 22 years of age then and although at that time I had already performed in "supper clubs", "night clubs" and other entertainment venues, I never quite worked up the nerve to send a recording to him. Just meeting him and being able to tell him of my admiration and respect for him was in itself the fulfillment of a much desired goal.
Sinatra loved working with the Basie organization...
Really interesting and well done. I do think that an absolute key to prime Sinatra brilliance is how he laid back on the beat. It’s so difficult to sing along with him on his Capitol and early Reprise recordings because your mind is telling you it’s time to sing that note, but not Sinatra. He waited. And then after he waited, he changed up the lyric to give it punch. “Stars Fell on Alabama” has in my view the greatest example when he sang later in the song “Stars Fractured ‘Bama”
I am no expert, but I loved his clarity, articulation, and resonance. I always felt he was all, “I am going to hit this note right here, listen.”
Amazing Mary! My best voice teacher ever :-)
Cristina Barzi sei carissima! Ti abbraccio forte bella SuperStar!
Mary my dear! You have just entered deeply into one of my favorite songs played by one of my favorite artists!
Stefano Pisano grazie di cuore, grande Stefano!!!
Frank was wonderful. You remind me of a scene in The Tender Trap where Frank was trying to help Debbie sing. I always felt like the script was really Frank teaching.
I once knew a music teacher who didn't like Sinatra...I didn't know her for very long. Mary, it is very evident you are a pro and call it the way it is. I can't wait to bring up another video of yours. P.S. The guys in the bands Sinatra sang with loved to work with him. He WAS the Chairman of The Board!
Thank you for your beautiful message Rudy, and thank you for watching! I hope to have new content coming up this month of November. I’m not surprised the band loved working with Sinatra! Incredible camaraderie as music should be! 😍🎶🌟
Sinatra actually said the Mel Torme was chairman of the board,and he was just a manager...some might disagree !!
I'm glad this popped up in my suggested videos, absolutely randomly considering what I usually watch! Very welcome change
Thanks for watching! 🙏🎶😍
Another "tool" that Francis Albert uses is his ability to take a lung full of breath and sing a looonnng legato phrase which enhances the line of the lyric he is singing .He and Jo Stafford absorbed it when watching Tommy Dorsey on the nights on the bandstand when they were girl and boy singer. His trombone technique was flawless in that respect.Mary,did you use the Alexandsr technique. We had lectures on it when I was a peripatetic music teacher.
Sinatra was so amazing
You can’t beat Frank.
But you can listen to him.
Really cool description of his voice. Just subscribed.
Thank you for your message and thank you for joining me! 😍 🎶🙏🏽
Thanks, Mary. Now I'm jiving across the room singing Sinatra using what I just learned from you. You're right about connecting emotionally and how to project it by loosening the back of the jaw. Two books when they come out. One for me and one for my baby granddaughter. We'll see that it becomes a treasured family heirloom.
That’s great and truly inspiring, good job
Koala Nood thank you for watching! I’m thrilled! 🙏🏽🎶🌟
I really enjoyed your reaction and analysis! So many other "voice coaches" or "voice teachers" lack the actual knowledge to examine elements of a vocal performance. I love Frank Sinatra.....My dad owned a ton of his records that we would listen to all the time. I wanted to grow up to be like him. As for a suggestion, I think So Hyang from South Korea may be one of the most remarkable female vocalists in the world today. I think you should check out Arirang Alone if you're interested in how she sings to tell a story. My other personal favorites are Hug Me and Bridge Over Troubled Water. Would love to hear what you think about this vocalist.
Alan Jackson’s “Remember When.” Randy Travis’ “Promises.” Extraordinary songs sung by country music icons.
So cool your reacting to the icons. I've only just subscribed, and so I'll wait on your getting to Billie, Ella, Sarah, Dinah, and maybe Oscar Brown, Jr. Take your time. And thanks. :)
Please look at my favorite baritone !!! Peter Steele from type O Negative!
Saw him live the night he turned 75 in his native N.J the show was being televised and many celebrities attended including Carol Burnett Liza Minelli and many more.
Wonderful!
Yo Mary I love your channel sweetheart you got yourself a subscriber
Eugene Anchante hey 👋 I’m thrilled! Stay tuned every Wednesday and Sunday for more episodes. I’m having a blast and so thrilled that you subscribed! Thank you!
@@MarySetrakian ok I will darlin
Loved this video, thank you
Thanks for watching! 🙏🎶♥️
Great insight into Frank’s magic . He had great admiration for the song writers, arrangers and musicians......that was Frank’s play ground.........
Love that! 🙏
Very cool analysis. I especially like how you talked about connection to inner truths and experiences to fuel the emotional narrative. It's true whether you sing, act, are a visual artist, or dancer. You have to access thoughts and emotions from your own life, or people will smell falsity like a dead fish. With Frank, he could sing five notes and it would sound great. Such personality!
Thank you for making this reaction video! I would never have found you otherwise. Oh, also, if you haven't heard of them yet, I would suggest some interesting international younger singers that you may like. Their genres may not be something you always listen to (Popera, Symphonic Metal, etc), but I think you being an excellent vocalist and a sense of humor (I watched some of your videos just a bit ago ; ) . You seem like a person that might embrace interesting genres. Your insights would be valued as viewers love to hear what people like you think.
Starter Reaction Videos, should you choose to accept this mission (or part of it) :
Dimash Kudaibergen, Khazakhistan (Opera/Pop : Olympico: th-cam.com/video/dkPS6t84qg4/w-d-xo.html Love is like a Dream: th-cam.com/video/xLEQzfqO_l0/w-d-xo.html, and MANY others),
Nightwish (Finnish Symphonic Metal, Floor Jansen Singer: Song: Ghost Love Score: th-cam.com/video/JYjIlHWBAVo/w-d-xo.html. Song: Romanticide th-cam.com/video/zz_7OCCQlXs/w-d-xo.html
Pentatonix, United States (5 part Acappella) : song: Hallejuah: th-cam.com/video/LRP8d7hhpoQ/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=10.
FYI I didn't want to bombard you too much. There are many more incredible songs by all these artists and a ton more incredible vocalists that if you are interested, I and others can chime in. Welcome to the Rabid Reaction Fan Club! ;P
Amazing suggestions! Thank you! :-D
I love your love of what you do. Stay safe. You matter. A lot.
That idea of feeling the emotion: when I tell groups i coach/conduct i tell them to think organically, your emotions & intellect meet in that inner organic space.
This was later Sinatra. He was having fun with the original version he sang. He'd done the song a million times and tried to keep it fresh for the audience (and himself). Notice, he fluffed the words singing "you are all I worship, all I long for and adore" instead of "long for" and then "all I worship." It's been written that he had trouble with lyrics later on in his career. But he could sell a song and make you fall in love all over again with whoever you were in love with, including Frank.
Ummm…no. This was 1965. Literally less than 2 years after he recorded this with the Basie band. He didn’t flubb lyrics…he changed them when he WANTED to change them. OLDER Sinatra may have had trouble with lyrics…not 1965 Sinatra. He was literally at the top of his game here. The greatest that there ever was.
Wonderful indeed! Another great video of him is the one of the studio recording being made of his It Was a Very Good Year.
Ha! I saw Carol Channing in Hello Dolly at the Music Center in Los Angeles. Fantastic evening!
Yeah! 🤩🎶😍
This is so great!! I learned so much!
Ticket Hunt thank you! Stay tuned every Wednesday and Sunday. I’m so excited to share my diagnosi. Thanks for watching! 🤩
Great vid👍you have earnt a new subscriber
jj pvp thank you! I’m thrilled! Keep your eye open for new episodes every Wednesday and Sunday. I’m having a blast and I’m so glad you’re on the ride with me! 🤩
Great review. I enjoyed your reaction.
Thank you for watching! 🙏🎶💥
Finally a grown up... A real Master...
I’m honored 🙏🏽 thank you for joining me! 🙏🏽🎶☀️
so classic
Wonderful explanation! Still learning what that icon was really all about..
One question - what about Dean Martin?! :D I would love to see something about him by You, for example "That's Amore" or "Everybody loves somebody".
Greetings from Poland!
I learned a lot here. Subscribed.😁
Honored and thrilled! Thanks for watching 😁🎶🙏🏽
Great Job, very informative keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching! 🙏🎶😍
wow until i saw this video i had no idea he performed in st. louis that’s really cool to me for some reason, i guess just since i live there
Wonderful! That's great Singer!
From A Fellow Armenian, I thank you for this channel ❤
Hagop Zarmenian I’m so honored by your comment 🙏🏽 Thank you! ❤️
Sinatra and Basie ... the best.
Love the Les Miserables poster in the background. Just watched American Psycho the other day.
Frank Sinatra was Born 12-12- 1915, and left us on 5-14-1998.
Well, this was Interesting... You know I love Sinatra... But I'm comfortable with my own voice, my focus with him is "Vocal Phrasing". Swing by sometime Mary! Cheers... _GM_
These are the kinds of ads I want
Hey this is really cool! Dunno if you'll see this, but it'd be amazing if you did a reaction to a Queen song, particularly "White Queen" A Night at the Odeon Hammersmith 1975 (one of many amazing live Queen performances). Great content
Great reaction
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽🎶❤️
And don't forget his one of kind phrasing, which he said would take to long to teach someone.
Very very interesting.
I think that is the Basie orchestra with Q conducting ( Quincy Jones )
Absolutely true!! It cannot and does not get better than this! Also the Sinatra at the Sands has Sinatra and Count Basis. A fabulous recording and performance, plus includes his humorous banter!
People love my singing voice.. I sing a lot of jazz and swing but I don’t like my voice either. People say I sound like Michael Bublé and Dean Martin.. I don’t hear it but people say it all the time. I wish I could take lessons with you. I was a jazz instrumentalist major in school but have always loved singing
DeeJay27 that’s amazing! If it interest you, give a look at my eight quarantine lessons on my TH-cam channel. They are long workshops (3-5 hours) but give you all the information. Here’s a link to start if you want to give it a try. th-cam.com/video/ozRRB5UQf7I/w-d-xo.html 😊Mary
Thanks for the review ;)
Frank Sinatra It’s an honor, Sir! 😍🎶🙏🏽
Frank sinatra. Matchless
He's the only singer that you believe what he's singing.
If you ever do Judy Garland, please focus on "mean to me".
Can you please react to Elvis Presley singing Rags To Riches! I think it shows nice range in his voice, plus not a song everybody would automatically think of when thinking of Elvis.
Hey great video! If I’m just an average dude that wants to be able to hold a tune and not blow anyone away how would you recommend trying to get good enough for karaoke
Hi Ryan! I’m sorry I just saw this. Feel free to follow my quarantine voice lessons. There are eight different lessons there and they will give you so much information! Here’s the first one. They are all 3 to 5 hours so enjoy! th-cam.com/video/ozRRB5UQf7I/w-d-xo.html
Count Basie is the orchestra
Quincy Jones conducting
Could you do an analysis on an old soul young singer Angelina Jordan. She overs songs by Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Billy Holiday, Etta James and many more. She has a beautiful tone quality and uses ma y jazz techniques. Would love your opinion on the quality of her voice including clarity and diction. Thank you.
I never think frank Sinatra ever thinks about the mechanics of his body or his voice.. He is just signing the words that he happened to experience himself. End of the day. Have fun singing the song. He was not thinking about technique
He was very knowledgeable about technique. He’s spoken of breath control and the Bel Canto school of singing. He was a big opera fan.
No, YOU are not thinking about the technique, that's part of the magic.
awesome stuff, literally did the cover for sinatra today, maybe check it out lol
HMHK Synchronicity!Thank you! Keep singing! “Fill my heart with song...”
@@MarySetrakian haha will do. Thanks
@@MarySetrakian If possible could we get some advice on how to better our singing? Maybe some links. We understand if you're unwilling since you must be very busy
HMHK please keep watching... I will continue to give tips about singing along the way. I do hope to do a whole series on my voice method when my book comes out. I hope you got a few singing tips watching my Frank Sinatra episode. Take a look at Tea & Sprnklers on my channel with Sierra Boggess and we talk about breath, support and resonators in episodes 1, 2 & 3.
Indimenticabile
Omg! You look just like lwaxana troi from star trek 😮
Homestuck Buckets ahah! She’s telepathic so I like that 😂
Didn't like the sound of his own voice? Yes, glad he stuck with his music in this genre. EWW! I love listening to your singing voice, Mary.
It’s mind boggling. Can’t even imagine. His voice is what heaven probably sounds like so...
Hi thanks vor de video! You are amazing! Could you make a reaction from another country' Legends please!!!! I recommend Tim Maia! He is a legend in Brazil, songs i recomend would be "Me de Motivo" "Voce" or "Domingo"
Thank you!!!!
Do Luther Vandross next the Live version of A House is Not A Home
Loved your reactions..have you come across Angelina Jordan? If not check her work out..some say she's a modern day Mozart..big claim I know but...
Swing is more than voice... thanks
Tony Bennett , please!
Hi, hey try Ode to Billy Joe, by Bobbie Gentry, she's pretty good.
Please react to Cem Adrian - summertime
Would love to see your opinion on freddie Mercury
jayden castaneda love him! Perfect choice! Thank you 🙏🏽😊♥️
The guy was born cool, that can't be taught. With Tony Bennett gone now we have lost the last of the old guard great ones. That's OK though. If people listen to these videos on TH-cam more will follow in their footsteps!
I never liked the timber of his voice! But, I always LOVED his STYLE! His confidence, his cheekiness, etc!
Just wait till you listen to this version th-cam.com/video/P91pvMdoZ80/w-d-xo.html
Hank Williams?
But dont all singers draw on their own romantic experiences.
Some singers just pretend to be romantic, rather than using their own lives. Frank was such a great example of using all of himself in every way! Otherwise it would be general, and not as interesting. And as we know, Frank was one of a kind!🎉❤🎶
Apologies for the late response, I'm in UK and was just off to bed !!...I hear what you're saying..I must be in good company because I do that myself !!.
Whilst here please check out the fabulous Lucy Thomas singing Evergree,many US voice coaches are saying its better than Streisands version..would love to know you're opinion...and the Frank analysis was just amazing,so insightful.
Frank era di origini siciliane...
Please do Michael Jackson in his young ages (1975 etc). There’s a song Michael remade in 1975 which sounds amazing and it’s called ‘Happy’.
Try reacting to the singer which Andrea Boccelli said he wished he sounded like...
Elvis Presley.
frank sinatra, :"ancestor of music."
I'm triggered