As a fellow traveler, musician, and enthusiast of the performing arts, i loved your analysis and explanations throughout the video, what a fantastic watch!
Yah I’m a band nerd and I love how much you analyze these things and I’m going to some day soon get a violin because I’ve always wanted to play one since I’ve ever known of Lindsey Stirling
Yes. This singing was supposed to be able to project across 20-30 meters with clarity in an open ground without the help of a mic. It is likely they may have to tune down the mic just to protect our ears. We've been having this opera in Canton area in villages, none of them use mic, and surrounding neighbours can all hear the performance in the mid of the village.
not just in opera, but singing in general. Distance between the singer and the mic is important because if the mic is too far, the voice won't be heard. And if the mic is too near the singer, it will cause those airy sounds that's painful to hear, especially in high notes. :3
@@NatsuKazooXIII there are reasons why opera sounds a certain way, certain sound wavelengths project sound further than others. opera exists long before the microphone was invented, for Chinese opera singers they are required to sing in open fields and let as many people hear the singing as possible. it took years of practice to master the sound, and most of the time, when you go to those operas live, you can feel the singing.
I didn't know the conductor was leading the charge so much that they full control of the whole orchestra! It was a treat watching and learning new things 😆
you're welcome! Also I don't blame him at all for thinking that. It is very easy for most people who don't play at a high level to know the importance of a conductor. ^u^ that's why I was explaining it live to chat because a lot of people share that same idea.
As much as I don't like Tectone's takes sometimes about Genshin. On this occasion he was being very obviously sarcastic during both of the concert streams about the conductor not being important in these performances. Even though I am defending him here, I wish he didn't do it. But he's doing it to rile up his chat which he does on every topic he covers on his stream.
As an ex-choir singer and opera singer (European opera not Chinese), I was so jealous watching the choir in the Azdaha section :/ You're right about how there's just something about watching orchestras like this!
Genshin’s music is the best! I love it, one thing, the bow hold you mention as old school (21:51), it’s actually the German school of double bass playing, the one that resembles the violin hold it’s the French school. I enjoyed your comments! Great video on the concert
Hehe hehe 5 months late to watching your reaction of this concert. So beautiful:) Definitely interesting watching this concert from the perspective of a former erhu player in primary school for 4 years. it is not that easy to find it here where I live now:( Love your insights into the concert as a violinist. The bow synergy thing is definitely a thing, a bit strange but definitely a thing (does that make sense?) We have that same thing with the string section in our primary school orchestra. It was definitely quite funny at first and then it soon became the norm. These Genshin concerts have certainly make me want to go back to my primary school days. Thanks for shedding light on conductors' role for tha audience, I always get a bit frustrated when people dismiss the role as easy, or unimportant. The short time I was the section leader I was like...please don't look at me! We are doing fine, right? Great video! P.S That erhu player in the concert...makes me miss my own erhu...also you are now making me want to try out the violin A question from a curious fellow musician, have you ever been a soloist before???
I’m not sure how useful it would be for someone who already plays a string instrument, but I used a book called “Bridging the Gap” that was monumental in helping me learn erhu, so I’d really recommend it
@@gamergaming6604 there's a youtube video where they added lyrics over that piece about losing 50/50 and getting Qiqi. It's become some sort of a meme.
I have not touched a Violin in like 14 years, was taught in school during band at like 2nd Grade, I quite enjoyed it, but growing up poor and not being able to afford a Violin was what pretty much prevented me from learning it further, I even learned to use Flute and Clarinet in Band in grade 9 and 10... Could not afford those either so I am pretty much back to square 1 in terms of using them
Ngl I didn’t really like Yun Jin’s voice at first. Now I tear up every time I listen to “The Divine Damsel”. Mihoyo did such a fantastic job as always 👍
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yup! So those are specialized instrumentation they are able to be put in front for display and since they are independent of a sectional the "concentration of unison" (sections playing together) and sound control is less on them. The conductor controlling the sound stylistic choices in live performance and indicators are essential for the following a lot more (only mentioning their live performance stuff their daily and rehearsal stuff is also intensive). 1) make sure the unison of a section is brought in properly and is maintained for consistency from practice to performance 2) bringing back in instrumentation that may have had a long resting period and helping with their reintroduction. This doesn't only help the section playing again but also the other sections so that they can see keep matching well 3) this is a bit more about prior to live performance they will practice within and make notes constantly within their scores and even the musicians themselves will write on their pieces to make sure they are consistent with the conductors notes.
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As a fellow traveler, musician, and enthusiast of the performing arts, i loved your analysis and explanations throughout the video, what a fantastic watch!
:D thank you for watching!! I appreciate the compliment!
Yah I’m a band nerd and I love how much you analyze these things and I’m going to some day soon get a violin because I’ve always wanted to play one since I’ve ever known of Lindsey Stirling
9:20 guys I just want to point out how far away the microphone is from her. Truely epic opera it is.
Yes. This singing was supposed to be able to project across 20-30 meters with clarity in an open ground without the help of a mic. It is likely they may have to tune down the mic just to protect our ears. We've been having this opera in Canton area in villages, none of them use mic, and surrounding neighbours can all hear the performance in the mid of the village.
i mean, that's a $3500 microphone.
@@batperson3532 usually they wont perform with the microphone
not just in opera, but singing in general. Distance between the singer and the mic is important because if the mic is too far, the voice won't be heard. And if the mic is too near the singer, it will cause those airy sounds that's painful to hear, especially in high notes. :3
@@NatsuKazooXIII there are reasons why opera sounds a certain way, certain sound wavelengths project sound further than others. opera exists long before the microphone was invented, for Chinese opera singers they are required to sing in open fields and let as many people hear the singing as possible. it took years of practice to master the sound, and most of the time, when you go to those operas live, you can feel the singing.
The tone of the Chinese bamboo flute is beautiful
Yes!!! I use to play the Indian wooden flute it sounds so similar it’s amazing :3
Thank you for the clear explanation of the role of the conductor! I never know that!
You’re welcome :D thanks for watching!!
Totally Agree. It's easy to understand for non-musicians.
I didn't know the conductor was leading the charge so much that they full control of the whole orchestra! It was a treat watching and learning new things 😆
:D I’m so glad this could be a bit educational! Thanks for watching
thank you for this educational reaction.
also,
24:42 tectone needs to hear this. he's shitting on the conductor on livestream saying they're useless.
you're welcome! Also I don't blame him at all for thinking that. It is very easy for most people who don't play at a high level to know the importance of a conductor. ^u^ that's why I was explaining it live to chat because a lot of people share that same idea.
As much as I don't like Tectone's takes sometimes about Genshin. On this occasion he was being very obviously sarcastic during both of the concert streams about the conductor not being important in these performances. Even though I am defending him here, I wish he didn't do it. But he's doing it to rile up his chat which he does on every topic he covers on his stream.
never watch him. even CN community know tectone is very toxic and lots of drama, thus we dont like to watch his content and just ignore him.
Tectone is so toxic, he was being really disrespectful about Yunjin's voice when she was first revealed as well.
tectone jsut farm hates, that's all he has for his content stream. It's easy to rile up on negativity when you hate yourself.
As an ex-choir singer and opera singer (European opera not Chinese), I was so jealous watching the choir in the Azdaha section :/ You're right about how there's just something about watching orchestras like this!
Thank you for your professional explanation. I never thought that a conductor in an orchestra does so much things.
Thank you for the explanation, I learned a lot from your video!
^u^ omggg thank you for watching! I'm so glad it could be educational!
I was planning to watch the concert reaction, but in the end I also learned so much from you. Thank you very much! subscribed hahaha
:D I’m so glad I could be educational. I actually did other breakdowns on my channel too like yunjin’s opera scene and enkanomiya’s theme
I followed you all the way from Bilibili lol. Really appreciate the analysis and explanation from a music professional perspective.
:D Thank you for watching me and for the support on here and there!
Man the facial expressions and the vocal are flawless and you can feel the emotions.
Her balance is what is required for a Chinese opera singer because they also have to dance at the same time of singing sometimes.
sometime they even need to fights
It's really fun seeing and listening to you nerd-out over the music.
Thank you for the video 😁
Genshin’s music is the best! I love it, one thing, the bow hold you mention as old school (21:51), it’s actually the German school of double bass playing, the one that resembles the violin hold it’s the French school. I enjoyed your comments! Great video on the concert
Cool!
Thank you for many knowledge u give me from this reacts! Glad I found your channel ❤️
I just watched your reactions today on twitch and it love it so much! I love your analysis on the musicality!!!
Lovely commentary. Thanks!
always love it when you do these kinds of videos :D now i'm gonna go rewatch the concert video again several more times xD
I would love to see you react to the first concert it was AMAZING
Hehe hehe 5 months late to watching your reaction of this concert. So beautiful:)
Definitely interesting watching this concert from the perspective of a former erhu player in primary school for 4 years. it is not that easy to find it here where I live now:(
Love your insights into the concert as a violinist. The bow synergy thing is definitely a thing, a bit strange but definitely a thing (does that make sense?) We have that same thing with the string section in our primary school orchestra. It was definitely quite funny at first and then it soon became the norm. These Genshin concerts have certainly make me want to go back to my primary school days.
Thanks for shedding light on conductors' role for tha audience, I always get a bit frustrated when people dismiss the role as easy, or unimportant. The short time I was the section leader I was like...please don't look at me! We are doing fine, right?
Great video!
P.S That erhu player in the concert...makes me miss my own erhu...also you are now making me want to try out the violin
A question from a curious fellow musician, have you ever been a soloist before???
You really be sonic for these uplouds
hehehehe GOTTA GO FASTER FASTERRRRR SONICCCCC X
I’m not sure how useful it would be for someone who already plays a string instrument, but I used a book called “Bridging the Gap” that was monumental in helping me learn erhu, so I’d really recommend it
oooo! I'll take a look into it :3 thank you!
I didnt literally watch the show, but I did so much attention to her explanation about this concert. So many knowledge about music I got.
i love how the opera singers facial expressions show her experience in that field
paid much more attention than my online courses tbh
haha, I'm glad I'm an engaging lecturer!
The real version of Mr. Yun
The fact we're gonna fight an archon at thier peak and the raiden shogun puppet trying tot take control is so fucking terrifying
16:21 it sounds like "i pulled a qiqi :("
I still don't understand connection between the music and lose to qiqi
@@gamergaming6604 there's a youtube video where they added lyrics over that piece about losing 50/50 and getting Qiqi. It's become some sort of a meme.
Can't wait for Inazuma concert (also Enkanomiya)
I have not touched a Violin in like 14 years, was taught in school during band at like 2nd Grade, I quite enjoyed it, but growing up poor and not being able to afford a Violin was what pretty much prevented me from learning it further, I even learned to use Flute and Clarinet in Band in grade 9 and 10... Could not afford those either so I am pretty much back to square 1 in terms of using them
When you are watching an online concert and twitch wants to hit you with a ad break... :[
Now i know what is the actual role of a conductor
Thanks for the info
:D glad I could help!
这个女生注意到了这位演唱者的声腔，身韵，已经入道了
10:33
*i got a qiqi, I got a qiqi……*
Such a great song
My friend lost the 50/50 when listen to the concert at that part:’)
live in Shanghai symphony hall that I love this hall very much
Ngl I didn’t really like Yun Jin’s voice at first. Now I tear up every time I listen to “The Divine Damsel”. Mihoyo did such a fantastic job as always 👍
The first chair violinist has a Venti on her cloth
I know that this was far too late to the Asian New Year's Eve but,happy new year and hope the channel soon have more of the spotlight and subscribes
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I think she's the same conductor in the original Liyue Rapid as Wildfires conductor
8:14 i had the exact same reaction even tho i watched this live lol
oh wow 40min video. Sign me up!
Oh Snap!!
Hahahahahaah
I really hate that error. When you're too vusy working, then suddenly the sote snaps..😭😄
You should watch the first genshin concert too!!!
my video reacting to it comes out tomorrow morning :D hope you enjoy it!
@@aliciaxlife looking forward to it!!! 😍
How about the people sitting behind the conductor ?? how can they see her ??? at 30:10 you can see the 3 sitting behind the conductor
yup! So those are specialized instrumentation they are able to be put in front for display and since they are independent of a sectional the "concentration of unison" (sections playing together) and sound control is less on them. The conductor controlling the sound stylistic choices in live performance and indicators are essential for the following a lot more (only mentioning their live performance stuff their daily and rehearsal stuff is also intensive). 1) make sure the unison of a section is brought in properly and is maintained for consistency from practice to performance 2) bringing back in instrumentation that may have had a long resting period and helping with their reintroduction. This doesn't only help the section playing again but also the other sections so that they can see keep matching well 3) this is a bit more about prior to live performance they will practice within and make notes constantly within their scores and even the musicians themselves will write on their pieces to make sure they are consistent with the conductors notes.
The online concert was magnificent
Man I'm a Beijing opera simp now.
So conductors are the generals who command the army?
I MEANNNNNN yeah basically!
神女劈观，我可以无限循环的听
I Pulled a Qiqi 15:50
The part you said turn ads off genshin... an ad popped up on your video... -_-
LOL yeah that was the point of that ad. The PERFECT TIMING AD!
is that yu peng chen on the electric guitar??
wow didn't know you had so much knowledge about music :)
She’s a professional musician with literally 15 years of experience.
@@risingstar9903 you mean 18
@@ichijou_raku159 my bad
twitch ad just ruin everything😵
Seriously? AD!