FIRST TIMES interview | Cracking in public, wild fans, rejections, & first jobs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2021
- I divulge my "first times" with you and tell you my favorite stories from my up-and-coming days as an opera singer.
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It’s so refreshing to hear your down-to-earth stories/experiences! You make being a professional musician seem much more attainable and I greatly appreciate your invaluable advice & transparency!
I share your admiration for Bryn. His career was taking off when I started taking singing lessons. So, being an amateur, I kind of took him as a role model when studying my gigs.
OMG, your voice is so good. My teacher showed us your opera and said she went to Appalachian with you. I hope you are doing great during this pandemic.
Thank you, my best to you and your teacher. Yes App State!
I was there at OLO watching you sing. I was a spotlight operator while I was in high school. My mom was the hair and makeup person-Majel Lentz. That was my 1st exposure to operatic singing and I thought I’d like to sing like that. The rest is history. 3 degrees later I’m out in Utah (UFOMT) for my 1st contract gig. I remember you lighting up the stage with your energy. You’re a great actor as well. The Soliloquy from Carousel at OLO is what made me decide I wanted to be an opera singer. Thank you for your videos. Very inspiring. Glad to see you’re having lots of success:)
Daniel that is so amazing and kind you to share with me, I’m very happy for you and wish you so much luck with that. Sending you my respect and appreciation
@@LucasMeachem1 thank you!:)
LOL. I got to meet Bryn Terfel after one of his recitals and I was so star struck I could barely speak...nice to know world class singers feel that way too sometimes.
You're an inspiration to watch and listen to - refreshing energy and remarkable practical knowledge. Thanks you!!
Wow! I love watching your videos. When you talk about your journey, it's great to see how you are just as human (with superhuman powers) as the rest of us
Dude! You're the best! Great stuff. Thank your for being my Bryn Terfel Sir. What you present on line is such a huge upgrade from what artists could imagine offering a generation ago. Thank you for sharing all your Lucas Films. ☮❤⚡🎷🎙🎸
this is such a great video😂😂😂 Great to know that Lucas have starstrucks too!!
Lucas, I recently stumbled upon your channel and blog, and am loving your humility and sense of humor.
I’m looking forward to your upcoming performance of “The Barber of Seville” at Marin Center in May!
Thank you so much for your interview so great for the singing student that I am to hear real down to earth talk about the operatic world :)
Lucas, some Classic rock please. Would love to hear the awesomeness. May I ask who are some of your favorite Rock vocalists? Thanks in advance, Bob.
So useful, love it!
This is amazing, funny and so useful. Thank you Lucas Meachem))
I love your personality!!!
He reminds me a lot of one of my college voice professors. I loved lessons with him.
A very enjoyable 8-minute interview. Thank you so much!
7:24 onwards, when it comes to life or art in general I couldn't agree more. Chasing perfectionism or feeling as though you are perfect to me only allows for degradation of self. As you say, if you don't keep seeking more you won't get it.
Also I'm like to say how I appreciate your channel. From a few that I've watched I enjoy that you seem to be trying to put a fun spin on opera singing and relating it here to self improvement. With your approach I hope you can continue to reach a wider audience. I feel my generation needs more of this mindset to help us be successful and happy in life, especially when it comes to something as personal as art.
This is very helpful!!
Goods vibes from Santo Domingo.
My first aria (and I’m still studying) was Avant de Quitter ces Lieux.
It’s still so hard.
That's not an aria one should tackle first
@@falkfink I agree, in retrospect.
High tessitura even for a lyric.
The first aria I learned from an opera was “O Colombina” from Pagliacci, which I also sang badly. Most of the aria was pretty good, but I struggled constantly with the A4 on “senza tardar.” From oratorio, my first aria was “Behold and See” from Messiah. That one I sang well, and I still love singing it.
Have you tried Si puo?
Question: did you pass the Carnegie Hall audition? 🤩 thank you for this video!! You’re so cool!
What was the Indiana singing competition called?
Delightfully nuts.
There is no reason for him to admit it, but every singer occasionally cracks on stage. Has he heard off Placido Domingo, who virtually never sang without cracking somewhere?
When he says 'this is my main source of income.' What does he mean?? A show he's currently contracted to do? If so what is it?
You should research how opera singers get paid and then you’ll understand
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You should have held up your bleeding hand when you sang Qua la sanguigna In Largo
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Do you think you are a perfectionist?
Does it help in that kind of business?
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