I like your comments greatly because we can tell that you really know what you're talking about and you comment, not only about vocal technique, but about stage performance and emotions. Thanks for reacting to Lara! A fan since 2001! When she talks about "an angel" she looks up and she just looks down after that. When she sings "but I can hold you in my mind" she rises her tone to show her will to do so and then she lowers when she says "over and over like a melody" to show tenderness and romanticism. I don't know much about music but I think that this makes sense!😊
This is my first time watching this performance by Lara Fabian and... WOW... how can she be so gorgeous and talented like that?!? There couldn't be a better way to discover this beautiful performance than following your lovely reaction and masterful explanations on it. Thanks, Sir, you rock!
I am already a huge Lara fan so I will spare you any more fawning comments about her super talent. What I wanted to say is how much I appreciated your commentary. I watch a lot of reaction videos and I can say your insightful comments around the song construction and orchestration were unique and refreshing. I look forward to watching more of your reactions.
I think the "rock motion" is both a calculated rendering of an emotional escalation and a technic for a better vocal support (offloading the body weight to free the vocal chords)
Well said, Eric. You can't really tell a story standing or sitting still, especially not at this level, and she certainly can't limit the expression to just her facial muscles. Singing is full body exercise.
The emotion that comes from her is what I love about her. Yes she’s an amazing singer but also a great storyteller. The orchestra is pretty amazing. ❤R/A! 🎼 I hope you are having a wonderful holiday!
Thank you for your brilliant analyzes of Lara Fabian's performances. Because every song is a performance. If you want to see one of her most beautiful VISUAL performances, LOVE BY GRACE AT THE JUNO will satisfy you. And if you want to see THE ATTACHMENT of his fans, there is JE T'AIME LIVE IN PARIS. I wish you good listening and see you in the next reaction on Lara Fabien. Thank you from Montreal.
Lara has a talent for using all her heart to sing the songs . You’ve highlighted those other things us mesmerised folk haven’t spotted but have enjoyed 😊
I am a huge fan of Lara and I watch these reactions and no one has ever said anything about the piano in Adagio and I think that that little note that the piano does when she sings "And all that's left is the piano that plays" and the piano does this little trickle (beautiful).
You're right! I've never heard anyone mention it either. What a great detail to point out. It's a little piece of what gives this song it's deeper meaning. That it isn't just a love song, but a love song to the god of inspiration, begging "him" to never abandon or stop believing in her. That she'll always be at the "piano that plays", waiting. When you know she does everything with an intention towards telling the story, the details become fascinating.
Wow!! Great analysis of the music and Laras singing. Very interesting. You clearly know what you are talking about. You got your self a subscriber. Thank you so much. Cheers from a finn in Sweden. "Perdere Làmore is a great song..this time in Italian. Same concert.
Thanks, Sir Hairless, as always, during your analysis I hear a song as if I was listening with new ears. Lara has an enchanting voice and her musical interpretation of the lyrics is unique.
What a great analysis of this song....and Lara. Not sure I have seen a commentator do both this well. Lara is my Queen so there is little that has not been said. Long may she reign.
There is so much to be said about “all in” performers, Lara is beautiful, of course, but her commitment to the song makes her riveting. How marvellous it is to hear this huge orchestra back her up without drowning her. Lovely performance. 🤗
Ciao, hai appena scoperto i primi gioielli di questo straordinario concerto FROM LARA WITH LOVE......e più vai avanti e più gioielli scoprirai, sono tutte performance pazzesche in questo concerto. Ti divertirai sicuramente. Tanti saluti dall'italia
@@SirHairlessCiao, complimenti per avere spiegato così bene le tecniche di canto che usa LARA.....bravo sei uno dei pochi reattori che spiegano in dettaglio le tecniche di canto e quanto lavoro c'è dietro queste fantastiche performance. E ora che hai inserito anche LARA sul tuo canale hai guadagnato un nuovo iscritto. Ciao
I recommend a Spanish singer, her name is Diana Navarro. She is a very versatile singer who sings different musical styles with a very particular voice and incredible melismas, she always transmits when she sings. The song is "El perdón" official video clip. Best regards
When you hear Lara singing, you can SO clearly hear how she influenced Dimash!!! Seeing them sing together is magical - it’s called Ti Amo Cosi - with Aida Gurrifalina (spelling?)
You've already made my day... I'm going to enjoy this video like a dwarf, because the song is wonderful and your comments out of the ordinary, you are one of the best at analyzing videos. Once I watch it, I will comment again. Thank you very much for all the information you provide.
Not a song many people look at so appreciate the breakdown. I appreciate how you point out the instrumentation and how it relates to the artist in the moment of the performance. It makes me think that about how, yes, the singer is a large part of how good a song/performance is (which Lara is top notch), but the instrumentation, song itself and composition of it has a large impact on how we as listeners interpret the song and walk away with an opinion of how good it was. Yes, powerful singer indeed.
Please react to the final song in this concert “Broken Vow” a beautiful song composed by and lyrics written by Lara. It’s an incredible song which many amazing singers have choosen to sing in the big TV Talent shows. One of my most favourite performances from Lara!
Caruso would be a good one, for many reasons. The song by Lucio Dalla, was written overnight in a hotel in Sorrento. Apparently, Dalla stayed at the same hotel and room as Caruso did. The song describes the final days of Caruso as he was dying of cancer, leaving behind his young wife and ten year old daughter. Lara, as expected does a wonderful and poignant performance. Caruso had to go to America to become famous, as apparently, italian and other Opera houses in Europe seldom if ever allowed him to perform.
I loved your reaction and analysis, as usual. I can't vait your reaction to her Caruso. And maybe some of her duets with Johnny Hallyday, Michael Bolton, Josh Groban etc....
As usual, a beautiful and informative reaction. Please react to another great song from this same concert: “Caruso” (in Italian) - it's absolutely phenomenal! Here's the link with a high quality video (restored from DVD to HD) that has both Italian and English subtitles: th-cam.com/video/BP2KnLemT78/w-d-xo.htmlsi=21kXtL7AOPJkU9cE When you have time, thank you in advance!
Have you ever heard another of my favorite singers. Morgana king..she is mesmerizing in her whispering voice. Mesmerizing intimate sound. Creating a mood of candle light a glass of wine and a vivid imagination...it makes me fall in love with love.....
I literally squealed with joy when this notification appeared lol. An incredible song and extraordinary performance. Every time, without fail, when she hits "fly" I feel my soul damn near leave my body for the ether. I LOVE your reactions to Lara and the way you break things down. One of the things that just blew my mind in the beginning of my discovery of her, was that I had never heard anyone incorporate so many tricks and affects, let alone with such seamless ability. You will never hear her do anything just because she can, and that includes the crazy runs that so many do for entertainment and ego. Every single choice she makes has a purpose and a place. In lesser hands it would sound like an overwhelming mess of indecision. But she turns all of it into an orchestra of sounds, all working together for the sake of the only thing that matters, serving the story of the song. My guitar teacher taught me to make every note and choice count, and I took it very much to heart. It was some of the best advice I ever got. So I have a deep appreciation for Lara's musical intentions and choices. I don't think I will ever get over my frustration at not learning of her in '99 when she came to the US. This wasn't my genre, but her skills would have very much influenced me to be a better songwriter and singer. Up next: Caruso or Perdere L'amour in Italian. 😊
You are a master body... you next Lara's song should be Broken vow follow by Caruso, both from the same concert. What a great concert it was, you will agree. Thanks again, I thought I knew everything about Lara but you made me discover it again.
Cool reaction, always love Lara! If you're looking for more from her, from that PBS concert I think she did both Broken Vow and Caruso during that show. Caruso is maybe her masterpiece, if Adagio isn't. Both are emotional. I Will Love Again is more up tempo than the others if your looking for a different vibe. In French her most famous one is probably Je T'aime. But Caruso is my all time favorite 😃
oh yes. How beautiful the words are. To me this is a soulmate connection and it's not necessarily a love song. In fact, I experienced this, once, with a non romantic person and I relate to the words 100%. "Not from here" is because the soul is not from here and she describes a soul connection and a recognition of such. Thank you so much! Absolute delight to watch you react to this song.
Listening/watching people react to my favorite artists makes me super excited to see the artists live. April 30th for Lara and May 4th for Dimash. Will be a week to remember. Thank you so much for your wonderful reaction.
Thank you for a great analysis, as always. Lara is incredible, I admired her so much, and I was as astonished as you with that ending note...how??? You can watch Je t'aime or Carusso...I love all of her songs. Greetings from Chile :)
Yet another masterful and insightful analysis from Sir Hairless - I appreciate Lara Fabian's performance here all the more thanks to your excellent reaction Sir Hairless!
🇨🇦 You focused a comment on the words 'those eyes of yours' and I would suggest to you that Lara got your attention ! Her rocking motion is always there, like she can never be still ! In three reactions from you, this one has had the most smiles from you, so far ! And the look of real astonishment on your face on that final note, told us a lot ! My suggestion is to now react to her duet with Johnny Hallyday called "Requiem pour un fou" ! 🇨🇦
Thank you ! after each of your reaction I listen to the songs in a different way and it brings me so much more pleasure to ba able to pay attention to beautiful details I had previously missed. (no surprise there as I am a zero in music). greetings from France 🇫🇷
Hello Sir realmente poderosa voz e interpretação de Lara. Mas sua reação/análise é que me deixa chocada . Será que existe um reator com conhecimento musical igual ao seu? Acredito que não. Você é um absurdo Sir!!!! Thanks dear. Kisses from Brazil ❤❤❤🇧🇷
Today my comment goes to you, Sir Hairless. The way and knowledge with which you give us your reactions can only be reciprocated with deep Gratitude to you and the Universe. Technique, extreme sensitivity, analysis and high vibrational frequency are Master attributes and you are one of Them I belive, because you reach Multidimensions. I believe the World is changing.
Great reaction. It is interesting to rewatch and notice the nuances from the perspective of your analysis. Adding to some comments I read here, please react to Broken Vow. Great song, great performance.
I would love to see you react to her Je t'aime - Live in Paris, 2001 performance. It is one of the most emotional performances I have ever witnessed, by anyone. She has AMAZING fans!!
I really HOPE you have watched the intevview before her pwrfor because she talks about how she made her father get to know about her vocal hability, plus, she did a great G5 in operatic style just effortless. ❤
Yo conoci a Lara por Dimash, por su admiración hacia ella y ahora veo porque ❤ canta muy bonito. Gracias por reaccionar y explicar tan bien. Me encantan tus reacciones ❤❤❤
Interesting, insightful, and informative reaction! Lara is like watching a Master Class in singing, performance, emoting, and connecting; all tied up in outstanding skill and control.
I was really astonished when Lara sang into the audience instead of her microphone in another concert - strong as an opera singer - and the sound came clear through the room mic. I think it was a newer one with je suis malade - the more I see from her … Maybe it is her determination and a kind of artistic rage that pushes her to the edge and what her fans appreciate.
Первый раз я услышала эту песню в исполнении Лары Фабиан, когда она отдавала дань уважения своему другу Gregory Lemarchal , умершему в 2007-м году. Позже она исполнила её в честь талантливого , « неземного»Димаша. Она потрясающе исполняет эту песню! Спасибо опять за Ваш анализ, очень интересно слушать профессионала( часто совершенно не понимая 😉 профессиональный расклад)- но многое интуитивно понимаешь из сравнений с другими произведениями👏👏👏👏👍💕
I don't know if anyone else has thought about this but I imagine Christina singing this amazing song in Phantom of the opera. Thanks again for your fantastic reaction
I have watched most of the songs from this concert countless times, and I feel jealous of everyone in the audience that got to witness first hand and live the beauty and emotion that is Lara Fabian.
Thanks you for your perfect explains so Lara Fabian sometimes she like a rock star for the singer it's a big energy when she move in live you know 😉 hello from France.
Hello, You should watch Ti Amo Cosi. Dimash, Aida Garifullina and Lara Fabian. You will love it. Thank you. I love Dimash and also Lara Fabian!👍💐🌹❤️🥰🇨🇦
🌇🌇 ..... Hello Sir ... I am very glad that you approached the lyrics of this song before you witnessed the performance. They are powerful on their own. Then the performance......... hmmm , ... here is what I have to say about the emotions on your face..... " ... 🎶 .. la luce che hai incontrato per strada.. 🎶 ..." ......... 💡
Just watching your face as you listen to this beautiful performance is revealing. I listen to your detailed analysis afterwards, but words are superfluous - you (and we) love Lara’s powerful voice.
Another BRILLIANT reaction and analysis, Sr. H. I always get so excited and click immediately when I see a new video from you - and I'm *_never_* disappointed. Thank you!
Lara wrote the lyrics of this song when she fell in love with Walter Afanassiev, they both co-composed the music. Walter Afanassiev, an american/brazilian from russian descent, is a legendary composer and producer (he co-composed some of the greatest initial hits of Mariah Carey such as All I Want for Christmas is You and was the producer of the Titanic soundtrack that hugely increased Celine Dion’s WW fame). He is also now the producer of Dimash for his US career. Funny as Lara is the absolute idol of Dimash. Later he apparently cheated, Lara broke and wrote the lyrics of another masterpiece they had co-composed: Broken Vow. Broken Vow has been covered by al the greatests: from Barbra Streisand, Josh Groban (again Lara is a role model for him) to Cakra Khan, Morissette Amon, Gigi de Lana, Katrina Velarde, Almira from 4th impact, … Lara is an international legend who has been prevented to succeed in the US but has been very successful in europe, Russia, central Asia and Brazil. Many consider her on the same tier vocally as the vocal trinity but even better in terms of performing and emotions conveying. This is my case. And she adds on this package songwriting and languages mastery …
@@ildefonsobenitez6624 Lara said in an interview that she refused a contract in the United States because she was required to change her repertoire to a more youthful one with elements of hip-hop. You can watch this interview on TH-cam.
@@lucky__me man she was engaged with him, there were Paris Match covers on them living together in San Francisco Bay area. Lara told in many interviews that falling in love with Walter was the biggest mistake she made. But you know more than her maybe ?
She’s really amazing singer! What a voice and emotion! ❤ Sir Hairless analysis wonderful as always. Send us to the deepest sense of the song’s instrumentation! 💙
yes, I felt the same dichotomy about the angel. "Over me going" down as opposed to up... It seems to me that this underscores the painful separation? Separation... Abandonment..
Sir Hairless, I feel lucky to have found you here a week ago. You're a rare gem among TH-cam reactors. I enjoy watching you & listening to your analysis. You keenly observe everything about the MV such as the singer's voice quality, tone, rendition, stage presence, breathing, enunciation, story-telling, dynamics, musical accompaniment, etc. I can tell you're well educated & you not only love what you're doing but you keep on top of your game. There are thousands of TH-cam reactors who are here just to get views to monetize on them but you're an extraordinary reactor. Bravo!!! May I request your reaction on "Broken Vow" Lara's own composition based on her personal experience. Thank you.
Lara Fabians Stimme ist wie geschaffen für Chansons 👌. Und dazu ihre äußere Erscheinung- wie ein französischer Traum, so ein bisschen Catherine Deneuve. Sie ist eine beeindruckende Künstlerin 💎
Another absolute Master Class from the fabulous Lara. The stamina required to put so much into each and every song, in the one concert is awesome. Her finesse and micro-intentionality to every note and every breath between, and every gesture, as she transitions and transports us throughout the story is awesome. Yes, I think that 'rocking' is idiosyncratic. Not 'strange'! Very natural. She's flowing with the rhythm and maybe part of how she positions herself physically - gathers energy - as she builds towards her belting sections. There are parts where it becomes very obvious that Dimash has studied her very closely indeed! Which he freely admits, crediting Lars as a great role model. Given that many comment on her expertise at Word Painting, it's interesting where you point out how she deliberately does the opposite in some parts. It can only be intentonal.
Funny coincidence that after Diva dance you went to Lara as well. Never heard this song before. Somehow drew in my mind Igor Krutoy's composition "when I close my eyes" with it's melting piano. Also you got there before me, but I actually thought of her adagio movement as well, although in my case it was the sound of guitar what reminded of that, it just asks for it))
From my experience in singing, moving without direction besides serving as a way of expressing yourself, you can quickly replace short pauses. It's like stopping to take a quick breath. But of course, involving breathing, few can do this. It's imperceptible when you swing and it feels like you've automatically reset. 😂😂
There's the whole Nue concert with Parce que tu pars one of many highlights. And move ahead 20 years for Par Amour live piano vox. There are dozens more offering a wide variety of styles over more than 25 years of brilliance.
Thanks! I adore Lara and I'm so happy that you're adding her to your analysis/reactions. I am sure a few have already suggested Perdere L'amore, (from the same concert) which is one of my favorites... but for a spicy Lara, "Tango" live from 2002. I'm not sure Tango is an analysis video, more of a how can she sing in those positions, lol. Again, thanks!
React to Lara and Dmitry Hvorostovski " Toi et moi" ( composed by Igor Krutoy). I must say: you realy know your music. Your musical analysis are something else... Regards from Romania!❤
Check out my previous Lara Fabian reaction next 🎶 th-cam.com/video/3aYoFCjhJkI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UntrVDU-nVBLpY95
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I like your comments greatly because we can tell that you really know what you're talking about and you comment, not only about vocal technique, but about stage performance and emotions. Thanks for reacting to Lara! A fan since 2001! When she talks about "an angel" she looks up and she just looks down after that. When she sings "but I can hold you in my mind" she rises her tone to show her will to do so and then she lowers when she says "over and over like a melody" to show tenderness and romanticism. I don't know much about music but I think that this makes sense!😊
a rare combination of beauty, talent, emotionality on stage, and a modest, intelligent, soulful person in life
Nice words. The combination, however, isn't that strange. When a soul evolves to a higher level, talent increases with humility.
This is my first time watching this performance by Lara Fabian and... WOW... how can she be so gorgeous and talented like that?!? There couldn't be a better way to discover this beautiful performance than following your lovely reaction and masterful explanations on it. Thanks, Sir, you rock!
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Lara just always perpetually moves me, moves us. I can listen to her endlessly. Just love her! ❤
The Queen Of Resonance and vowel coordination. She is The Ring
I am already a huge Lara fan so I will spare you any more fawning comments about her super talent. What I wanted to say is how much I appreciated your commentary. I watch a lot of reaction videos and I can say your insightful comments around the song construction and orchestration were unique and refreshing. I look forward to watching more of your reactions.
Bravo Lara! Bravo Sir! I think she would enjoy your reaction and analysis as much as we do.
Thank you, as always 😊
I think the "rock motion" is both a calculated rendering of an emotional escalation and a technic for a better vocal support (offloading the body weight to free the vocal chords)
Well said, Eric. You can't really tell a story standing or sitting still, especially not at this level, and she certainly can't limit the expression to just her facial muscles. Singing is full body exercise.
The emotion that comes from her is what I love about her. Yes she’s an amazing singer but also a great storyteller.
The orchestra is pretty amazing.
❤R/A! 🎼
I hope you are having a wonderful holiday!
Yes, so emotive! It really shows - I think that’s why her performances are so powerful
Thank you
Thank you for your brilliant analyzes of Lara Fabian's performances. Because every song is a performance. If you want to see one of her most beautiful VISUAL performances, LOVE BY GRACE AT THE JUNO will satisfy you. And if you want to see THE ATTACHMENT of his fans, there is JE T'AIME LIVE IN PARIS. I wish you good listening and see you in the next reaction on Lara Fabien. Thank you from Montreal.
Lara has a talent for using all her heart to sing the songs . You’ve highlighted those other things us mesmerised folk haven’t spotted but have enjoyed 😊
Mademoisille Hyde, Caruso & Broken Vow are a MUST in this Lara journey
I am a huge fan of Lara and I watch these reactions and no one has ever said anything about the piano in Adagio and I think that that little note that the piano does when she sings "And all that's left is the piano that plays" and the piano does this little trickle (beautiful).
You're right! I've never heard anyone mention it either. What a great detail to point out. It's a little piece of what gives this song it's deeper meaning. That it isn't just a love song, but a love song to the god of inspiration, begging "him" to never abandon or stop believing in her. That she'll always be at the "piano that plays", waiting. When you know she does everything with an intention towards telling the story, the details become fascinating.
Thanks! Your next chapter with her should be Caruso or her own song, Broken Vow...she is magical & pulls at the heart...
Wow!! Great analysis of the music and Laras singing. Very interesting. You clearly know what you are talking about. You got your self a subscriber. Thank you so much. Cheers from a finn in Sweden. "Perdere Làmore is a great song..this time in Italian. Same concert.
Thanks and welcome!
Thanks, Sir Hairless, as always, during your analysis I hear a song as if I was listening with new ears. Lara has an enchanting voice and her musical interpretation of the lyrics is unique.
Thanks! Yes her voice certainly is enchanting
What a great analysis of this song....and Lara. Not sure I have seen a commentator do both this well. Lara is my Queen so there is little that has not been said. Long may she reign.
There is so much to be said about “all in” performers, Lara is beautiful, of course, but her commitment to the song makes her riveting. How marvellous it is to hear this huge orchestra back her up without drowning her. Lovely performance. 🤗
There is another lovely hit from her called Love by Grace. Your analysis is a jewel on the internet!
Ciao, hai appena scoperto i primi gioielli di questo straordinario concerto FROM LARA WITH LOVE......e più vai avanti e più gioielli scoprirai, sono tutte performance pazzesche in questo concerto. Ti divertirai sicuramente. Tanti saluti dall'italia
Yes! I’ve loved all three performances I’ve seen
@@SirHairlessCiao, complimenti per avere spiegato così bene le tecniche di canto che usa LARA.....bravo sei uno dei pochi reattori che spiegano in dettaglio le tecniche di canto e quanto lavoro c'è dietro queste fantastiche performance. E ora che hai inserito anche LARA sul tuo canale hai guadagnato un nuovo iscritto. Ciao
I recommend a Spanish singer, her name is Diana Navarro. She is a very versatile singer who sings different musical styles with a very particular voice and incredible melismas, she always transmits when she sings. The song is "El perdón" official video clip. Best regards
When you hear Lara singing, you can SO clearly hear how she influenced Dimash!!! Seeing them sing together is magical - it’s called Ti Amo Cosi - with Aida Gurrifalina (spelling?)
How I wish for their duet!!!!
You've already made my day... I'm going to enjoy this video like a dwarf, because the song is wonderful and your comments out of the ordinary, you are one of the best at analyzing videos. Once I watch it, I will comment again. Thank you very much for all the information you provide.
thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed
Not a song many people look at so appreciate the breakdown. I appreciate how you point out the instrumentation and how it relates to the artist in the moment of the performance. It makes me think that about how, yes, the singer is a large part of how good a song/performance is (which Lara is top notch), but the instrumentation, song itself and composition of it has a large impact on how we as listeners interpret the song and walk away with an opinion of how good it was. Yes, powerful singer indeed.
Please react to the final song in this concert “Broken Vow” a beautiful song composed by and lyrics written by Lara. It’s an incredible song which many amazing singers have choosen to sing in the big TV Talent shows. One of my most favourite performances from Lara!
It’s on my list for the future! Looking forward to it 🎶
Caruso would be a good one, for many reasons. The song by Lucio Dalla, was written overnight in a hotel in Sorrento. Apparently, Dalla stayed at the same hotel and room as Caruso did. The song describes the final days of Caruso as he was dying of cancer, leaving behind his young wife and ten year old daughter. Lara, as expected does a wonderful and poignant performance. Caruso had to go to America to become famous, as apparently, italian and other Opera houses in Europe seldom if ever allowed him to perform.
I loved your reaction and analysis, as usual. I can't vait your reaction to her Caruso. And maybe some of her duets with Johnny Hallyday, Michael Bolton, Josh Groban etc....
Love by Grace and Broken Vow next! So amazing!
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Thanks you for another wonderful reaction to our beautiful Lara. Your analyses are so informative and thoughtful- love them!
As usual, a beautiful and informative reaction. Please react to another great song from this same concert: “Caruso” (in Italian) - it's absolutely phenomenal!
Here's the link with a high quality video (restored from DVD to HD) that has both Italian and English subtitles:
th-cam.com/video/BP2KnLemT78/w-d-xo.htmlsi=21kXtL7AOPJkU9cE
When you have time, thank you in advance!
The most Beautiful voice on earth !
I like her father's explaination best is Lara acts out every song she does
Обожаю эту песню,Лысяш,одна из моих любимых.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Пою сейчас.😊😊😊
Have you ever heard another of my favorite singers. Morgana king..she is mesmerizing in her whispering voice. Mesmerizing intimate sound. Creating a mood of candle light a glass of wine and a vivid imagination...it makes me fall in love with love.....
I literally squealed with joy when this notification appeared lol. An incredible song and extraordinary performance. Every time, without fail, when she hits "fly" I feel my soul damn near leave my body for the ether. I LOVE your reactions to Lara and the way you break things down. One of the things that just blew my mind in the beginning of my discovery of her, was that I had never heard anyone incorporate so many tricks and affects, let alone with such seamless ability. You will never hear her do anything just because she can, and that includes the crazy runs that so many do for entertainment and ego. Every single choice she makes has a purpose and a place. In lesser hands it would sound like an overwhelming mess of indecision. But she turns all of it into an orchestra of sounds, all working together for the sake of the only thing that matters, serving the story of the song. My guitar teacher taught me to make every note and choice count, and I took it very much to heart. It was some of the best advice I ever got. So I have a deep appreciation for Lara's musical intentions and choices. I don't think I will ever get over my frustration at not learning of her in '99 when she came to the US. This wasn't my genre, but her skills would have very much influenced me to be a better songwriter and singer. Up next: Caruso or Perdere L'amour in Italian. 😊
Great comment and I second your suggestions!
@@frankbirch3877 Hi Frank! Thank you!
@elizabethwhite1068 Hi Elizabeth, I hope you are picking up on Lucky Daniel's postings. Currently listening to Portugal 2005. Most are rare gems!
@@frankbirch3877 I'll check him out, thanks!
She survives it because she’s Lara ❤😘
You are a master body... you next Lara's song should be Broken vow follow by Caruso, both from the same concert. What a great concert it was, you will agree. Thanks again, I thought I knew everything about Lara but you made me discover it again.
I like you because you sound so smart, you can really see you know what you r talking about
Muy buenos tus análisis y reacciones a la maravillosa Lara Fabian.
All right. Next challenge "Broken Vow" Bring tissues, lol
Cool reaction, always love Lara! If you're looking for more from her, from that PBS concert I think she did both Broken Vow and Caruso during that show. Caruso is maybe her masterpiece, if Adagio isn't. Both are emotional. I Will Love Again is more up tempo than the others if your looking for a different vibe. In French her most famous one is probably Je T'aime. But Caruso is my all time favorite 😃
oh yes. How beautiful the words are. To me this is a soulmate connection and it's not necessarily a love song. In fact, I experienced this, once, with a non romantic person and I relate to the words 100%. "Not from here" is because the soul is not from here and she describes a soul connection and a recognition of such. Thank you so much! Absolute delight to watch you react to this song.
Thank you for your informative reaction!
Listening/watching people react to my favorite artists makes me super excited to see the artists live. April 30th for Lara and May 4th for Dimash. Will be a week to remember. Thank you so much for your wonderful reaction.
Have a great time in Budapest! 🎶
Nossa, amo de paixão, está melodia e letra..... Especialmente, belíssima!! A voz de Lara, a faz mágica!!😍
Thank you for a great analysis, as always. Lara is incredible, I admired her so much, and I was as astonished as you with that ending note...how??? You can watch Je t'aime or Carusso...I love all of her songs. Greetings from Chile :)
Yet another masterful and insightful analysis from Sir Hairless - I appreciate Lara Fabian's performance here all the more thanks to your excellent reaction Sir Hairless!
🇨🇦 You focused a comment on the words 'those eyes of yours' and I would suggest to you that Lara got your attention !
Her rocking motion is always there, like she can never be still !
In three reactions from you, this one has had the most smiles from you, so far !
And the look of real astonishment on your face on that final note, told us a lot !
My suggestion is to now react to her duet with Johnny Hallyday called "Requiem pour un fou" ! 🇨🇦
Great reaction as always! In my top 5 of Lara Fabian songs! Such an amazing performance!
Thank you ! after each of your reaction I listen to the songs in a different way and it brings me so much more pleasure to ba able to pay attention to beautiful details I had previously missed. (no surprise there as I am a zero in music).
greetings from France 🇫🇷
Hello Sir realmente poderosa voz e interpretação de Lara. Mas sua reação/análise é que me deixa chocada . Será que existe um reator com conhecimento musical igual ao seu? Acredito que não. Você é um absurdo Sir!!!! Thanks dear. Kisses from Brazil ❤❤❤🇧🇷
I love your reaction when she held that note. Noone else has mentioned it in their reactions at least not that I heard from the ones I watched.
Today my comment goes to you, Sir Hairless. The way and knowledge with which you give us your reactions can only be reciprocated with deep Gratitude to you and the Universe. Technique, extreme sensitivity, analysis and high vibrational frequency are Master attributes and you are one of Them I belive, because you reach Multidimensions. I believe the World is changing.
Great reaction. It is interesting to rewatch and notice the nuances from the perspective of your analysis. Adding to some comments I read here, please react to Broken Vow. Great song, great performance.
What a wonder ❤ She’s amazing!!
By the way, the subtitles, in Spanish, work perfectly, the translation is very correct.
I would love to see you react to her Je t'aime - Live in Paris, 2001 performance. It is one of the most emotional performances I have ever witnessed, by anyone. She has AMAZING fans!!
I really HOPE you have watched the intevview before her pwrfor because she talks about how she made her father get to know about her vocal hability, plus, she did a great G5 in operatic style just effortless. ❤
Yes I did! I just didn’t include it in this video
@@SirHairless Thank you 🤩
Yo conoci a Lara por Dimash, por su admiración hacia ella y ahora veo porque ❤ canta muy bonito. Gracias por reaccionar y explicar tan bien. Me encantan tus reacciones ❤❤❤
Interesting, insightful, and informative reaction! Lara is like watching a Master Class in singing, performance, emoting, and connecting; all tied up in outstanding skill and control.
I was really astonished when Lara sang into the audience instead of her microphone in another concert - strong as an opera singer - and the sound came clear through the room mic. I think it was a newer one with je suis malade - the more I see from her … Maybe it is her determination and a kind of artistic rage that pushes her to the edge and what her fans appreciate.
Great reaction! Lara the best! Broken Vow next please
Первый раз я услышала эту песню в исполнении Лары Фабиан, когда она отдавала дань уважения своему другу Gregory Lemarchal , умершему в 2007-м году. Позже она исполнила её в честь талантливого , « неземного»Димаша. Она потрясающе исполняет эту песню! Спасибо опять за Ваш анализ, очень интересно слушать профессионала( часто совершенно не понимая 😉 профессиональный расклад)- но многое интуитивно понимаешь из сравнений с другими произведениями👏👏👏👏👍💕
Please review Lara’s Caruso in Italian. Her mom is Italian and Italian was her first language. Your analysis is wonderful. Thanks.
Sorry I forgot to add lin of original by Lucio Dalla th-cam.com/video/JqtSuL3H2xs/w-d-xo.html
I don't know if anyone else has thought about this but I imagine Christina singing this amazing song in Phantom of the opera.
Thanks again for your fantastic reaction
I have watched most of the songs from this concert countless times, and I feel jealous of everyone in the audience that got to witness first hand and live the beauty and emotion that is Lara Fabian.
Thanks you for your perfect explains so Lara Fabian sometimes she like a rock star for the singer it's a big energy when she move in live you know 😉 hello from France.
Love all of your reactions and analyses!!! Another great one is Broken Vow by Lara too ❤
Hello,
You should watch Ti Amo Cosi. Dimash, Aida Garifullina and Lara Fabian. You will love it. Thank you. I love Dimash and also Lara Fabian!👍💐🌹❤️🥰🇨🇦
You are one of the best reactor out there ! Eric Sicard will guide you through your queen Lara experience ! And Ill watch !!
This is by far the best analysis of a Lara Fabian song!
Ultimately not so surprising from a classical musician !
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed
🌇🌇 ..... Hello Sir ... I am very glad that you approached the lyrics of this song before you witnessed the performance. They are powerful on their own. Then the performance......... hmmm , ... here is what I have to say about the emotions on your face..... " ... 🎶 .. la luce che hai incontrato per strada.. 🎶 ..." ......... 💡
Loved this reaction! You have a lovely smile ❤
If you haven’t already seen it, look for the video version for “Autumn in New York.” It will break your heart.
I like your reactions on Lara 😌love from Belgium 🖤💛❤️ please react to ‘Broken Vow’
Just watching your face as you listen to this beautiful performance is revealing. I listen to your detailed analysis afterwards, but words are superfluous - you (and we) love Lara’s powerful voice.
Another BRILLIANT reaction and analysis, Sr. H. I always get so excited and click immediately when I see a new video from you - and I'm *_never_* disappointed. Thank you!
Lara wrote the lyrics of this song when she fell in love with Walter Afanassiev, they both co-composed the music.
Walter Afanassiev, an american/brazilian from russian descent, is a legendary composer and producer (he co-composed some of the greatest initial hits of Mariah Carey such as All I Want for Christmas is You and was the producer of the Titanic soundtrack that hugely increased Celine Dion’s WW fame). He is also now the producer of Dimash for his US career. Funny as Lara is the absolute idol of Dimash.
Later he apparently cheated, Lara broke and wrote the lyrics of another masterpiece they had co-composed: Broken Vow.
Broken Vow has been covered by al the greatests: from Barbra Streisand, Josh Groban (again Lara is a role model for him) to Cakra Khan, Morissette Amon, Gigi de Lana, Katrina Velarde, Almira from 4th impact, …
Lara is an international legend who has been prevented to succeed in the US but has been very successful in europe, Russia, central Asia and Brazil.
Many consider her on the same tier vocally as the vocal trinity but even better in terms of performing and emotions conveying. This is my case.
And she adds on this package songwriting and languages mastery …
Well stated. Agree completely.
@@lucky__me Of course yes and that's what partly lost him professionally on the American market
@@ildefonsobenitez6624 Lara said in an interview that she refused a contract in the United States because she was required to change her repertoire to a more youthful one with elements of hip-hop. You can watch this interview on TH-cam.
@@lucky__me man she was engaged with him, there were Paris Match covers on them living together in San Francisco Bay area.
Lara told in many interviews that falling in love with Walter was the biggest mistake she made.
But you know more than her maybe ?
Isn’t Lara marvelous?! Just wonderful. That last note!!
I'll be at her Montreal June 10 show. I'm so excited ;)
She’s really amazing singer! What a voice and emotion! ❤
Sir Hairless analysis wonderful as always. Send us to the deepest sense of the song’s instrumentation! 💙
Tremendo análisis Sir, en ese concierto hay mas joyas, Lara es fenomenal.
yes, I felt the same dichotomy about the angel. "Over me going" down as opposed to up... It seems to me that this underscores the painful separation? Separation... Abandonment..
Sir Hairless, I feel lucky to have found you here a week ago. You're a rare gem among TH-cam reactors. I enjoy watching you & listening to your analysis. You keenly observe everything about the MV such as the singer's voice quality, tone, rendition, stage presence, breathing, enunciation, story-telling, dynamics, musical accompaniment, etc. I can tell you're well educated & you not only love what you're doing but you keep on top of your game. There are thousands of TH-cam reactors who are here just to get views to monetize on them but you're an extraordinary reactor. Bravo!!!
May I request your reaction on "Broken Vow" Lara's own composition based on her personal experience. Thank you.
Thanks so much
Lara Fabians Stimme ist wie geschaffen für Chansons 👌.
Und dazu ihre äußere Erscheinung- wie ein französischer Traum, so ein bisschen Catherine Deneuve.
Sie ist eine beeindruckende Künstlerin 💎
Love your reaction!
After many years watching Lara , I’m finally going to see her in Budapest on 30th April ❤
Have an amazing time!
@@SirHairless thank you 😊 I will , and I will be seeing Dimash 4 days later !
Another absolute Master Class from the fabulous Lara. The stamina required to put so much into each and every song, in the one concert is awesome. Her finesse and micro-intentionality to every note and every breath between, and every gesture, as she transitions and transports us throughout the story is awesome. Yes, I think that 'rocking' is idiosyncratic. Not 'strange'! Very natural. She's flowing with the rhythm and maybe part of how she positions herself physically - gathers energy - as she builds towards her belting sections. There are parts where it becomes very obvious that Dimash has studied her very closely indeed! Which he freely admits, crediting Lars as a great role model.
Given that many comment on her expertise at Word Painting, it's interesting where you point out how she deliberately does the opposite in some parts. It can only be intentonal.
Superb reaction and insights.
Broken wow, and Caruso next.
Thank you.
Funny coincidence that after Diva dance you went to Lara as well. Never heard this song before. Somehow drew in my mind Igor Krutoy's composition "when I close my eyes" with it's melting piano. Also you got there before me, but I actually thought of her adagio movement as well, although in my case it was the sound of guitar what reminded of that, it just asks for it))
She has just recently released new music! As usual just beautiful.
merci de vos commentaires toujours interessants et de la traduction quant à Lara quelle belle interprete musicienne et humainre❤❤❤
From my experience in singing, moving without direction besides serving as a way of expressing yourself, you can quickly replace short pauses. It's like stopping to take a quick breath. But of course, involving breathing, few can do this. It's imperceptible when you swing and it feels like you've automatically reset. 😂😂
There's the whole Nue concert with Parce que tu pars one of many highlights. And move ahead 20 years for Par Amour live piano vox. There are dozens more offering a wide variety of styles over more than 25 years of brilliance.
Excelente reaction Lara Fabian es una gran intérprete y con una hermosa voz, porfavor reacciona a Caruso
Thanks! I adore Lara and I'm so happy that you're adding her to your analysis/reactions. I am sure a few have already suggested Perdere L'amore, (from the same concert) which is one of my favorites... but for a spicy Lara, "Tango" live from 2002. I'm not sure Tango is an analysis video, more of a how can she sing in those positions, lol. Again, thanks!
React to Lara and Dmitry Hvorostovski " Toi et moi" ( composed by Igor Krutoy). I must say: you realy know your music. Your musical analysis are something else... Regards from Romania!❤
You should check "Ti amo cosi" performed by Dimash, Aida and Lara.
like your take on this about contrasts