This performance took place in 2018, when he was invited back as a guest for the finale episode of the show "The Singer", in which he took part as a competitor back in 2017. This song choice and the Chinese and Kazakh inserts were a salute to the fans he had acquired after he competed in 2017. ( "Wǒ ài nǐ" (Chinese) and "Men seni süyemin" (Kazakh) at the end. Last whisper was "Fēicháng gǎnxiè" (Chinese) = Thank you so much). His Chinese fanbase is very close to his heart, as they were very sweet, supportive and enthusiastic, and helped making his name known internationally. The blue microphone that you can see in "Stranger" (Shine Brothers) is a gift from the fans, engraved with his name, and he always uses it when he goes back to China for a performance. Throughout the years, his Chinese Dears put his face on an ad in Times Square more than once, put his name on a star in the Andromeda Galaxy (with the help of Name A Star Live project), and they followed him around the world to attend his concerts, wearing the famous LED signs with "Dimash" and "Dear", which, again, they came up with :)) And they made his first album "iD" become triple platinum in China in the first hour :) Thank you for being on youtube, I love your videos, and love your style of analysis 👍
Nostalgia is a very important thing in a person's life and many people choose the original version because of that, so maybe no one should even cover it. But I'm interested in something else. If you cover the original, should you perform it the same as the original (to me it looks like an imitation) or should you adapt it to yourself and your capabilities and your understanding of the song? I love your comments and watch them exclusively when it comes to Dimash (sorry) Happy New Year to you and your family😻
It's a very good question@@djiljanakanacki8684 to which there is no right answer! I can see plenty of good reasons for both sides of the argument - is the amount you change up the original in your cover directly correlated to a lack of respect for the original? I don't think so; I think covering a song is a huge display of respect and admiration in itself and, of course, recognition. Whether or not the original artists themselves see it that way is a different matter
Thank you so much for your detailed reaction, for your thorough comments. I love reactions from people like you who can almost teach us as well as react. Please don’t stop commenting. It not only helps to understand music a bit more, but it helps us to, at least a bit, get into the artists head & heart. I am a Dimash dear no so appreciate you and your reaction. God bless you. 😊👍
The instrument (flute-like) is a sybyzgy. Beautiful sound! The instrumental arrangements that Dimash chooses are excellent. Dimash is soooooo good!! Musical frisson always! Bravo Dimash!! 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Thanks to Dimash, our knowledge in the world of music is expanding more and more. 😊 It is very nice to see that people with the help of Dimash learn about musical instruments of the Kazakh people.
On the contrary, the original really touched me and for many years this song was one of my favorites. But what Dimash sang is much more, his version is so powerful, incredible and amazing!
At the end of the second verse, Dimash sings "I love you" in Mandarin ("Wo ai ni") to the Chinese audience, and again in the third verse, adding "Men (I) seni (you) suyemin(love)" in Kazakh, before whispering "Thank you very much" in Mandarin at the end. Dimash beautifully incorporates Middle Eastern (Armenian, Turkish, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Kazakh) runs in the song.
Another excellent reaction and analysis. Dimash's rendition of Lionel Richie’s "Hello" was a guest performance on "I am a Singer 2018"; he was not competing that year. At the end of the second verse, Dimash sang "I love you" in Mandarin ("Wo ai ni") to the Chinese audience, and again in the third verse, adding "I love you" in Kazakh, before whispering "Thank you" in Mandarin at the end. Dimash beautifully incorporates Middle Eastern (Armenian, Turkish, Arabic, Azerbaijanian, Kazakh) runs in the song. His friend, Erlan Bekchurin, did the musical arrangement for this performance, as well as most of his other arrangements. The flute is called a sybyzgy, a traditional Kazakh flute, and precursor to the modern flutes. This is my favorite rendition of the song; even better than the original in my humble opinion.
Hello Sir, thank you for your reaction to Dimash! ❤ This is what Dimash does with a frankly boring & easy (and to me quite cheesy) song. I feel the longing. Introspective, almost mourning for being unseen. Whether it is for someone who doesn't see him, or someone he can't see anymore. Elements of mysticism, understatement, coupled with Dimash's awesome vocals, create unique emotions. My instinctive response was that he is inside his own head - he is not really talking to anyone but himself. At the Arabic melismas he speaks to more than one person from somewhere else, maybe a call from afar. Dimash’s arrangement of Hello connects different cultures seamlessly. It’s stunning powerful, simple in its expression of complexity. So beautiful. Adding the Sybyzgy flute is brilliant. Dimash has worked on this arrangement of the song together with Erlan Bekchurin, so it’s totally his vision of this legendary hit. How does Dimash integrate all these different ethnic elements into his performances, not just okay, but amazingly, astoundingly well? Not just his own ethnic background, but quite several other ones too? I mean, you realize how well he mastered and went above and beyond those runs. Maybe we can explain it from the fact that Kazakhs are branches of the Turkic main trunk, which are close to the Arab culture, and so Dimash might have heard this type of runs as he was growing up. We so adore watching the uninitiated indulge in the pleasure of a new Dimash performance, and this one is a transformation of the original as to no longer remember, or care much, how the original sounded. This is the new standard! Dimash’s interpretation of Hello is a melting pot of different culture’s music elements - it is so unique and electrifying and made it a signature style of his own. It is most important to remember: Dimash always looks for complexity and always tries to connect different things together. Here, as almost always, he combines between East and West, Classical singing and contemporary singing and ethnic singing. He combines cultures from all over the world, different Genres, different Languages, different Genders (by singing his super highs and low) and so on. Dimash’s ultimate wish is to connect between people, and he does it through music.
Nice reaction! 👍 Dimash made Hello his own, the music arrangement is beautiful!!! The flute called Sybyzgy - made of reeds or wood 50-70 cm with 3-5 holes, is particularly common in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The instrument was popular with shepherds, although difficult to play, and was also used by storytellers, in this case perfect for Dimash who is a master of storytelling …. ❤️🔝🎤🌹🌹👏👏👏👏👏
Hola!!!Ese instrumento es tradicional de Kazajistán que Dimash lo utiliza en muchas de sus canciones.El núnca hacia un cover igual al original,él imprime su propia personalidad.Saludos para ti y todos los Dears desde Argentina!!!🤗❤🇦🇷
Hello... altra meraviglia stilistica della voce migliore al mondo! È sorprendente come da un lato Dimash rimanga fedele sempre alle versioni originali, dall'altro, fin dalla prima nota, le personalizza così tanto che i predecessori ne perdono la paternità. Superbo e insuperabile, sempre. Saluti from Italy
@@Patriziajoyful sapevo della controversia con Vitas, non con Richie... dovrebbero solo essere onorati dalle versioni di un simile talento...e congratularsi x le emozioni che sa regalare, come fecero la Fabian e l'autore di Ikanaide
Димаш -художник, он любую песню раскрасит так, что она засверкает как бриллиант, которого нет ни у кого больше. Он соткан из музыки, в его венах струится музыка, для него творить это как дышать. Все его творения идеальны, там нечего ни убавить, ни прибавить. Космический вокал, профессионализм, трудолюбие. Кроме того, врождённое чувство меры, такта, изысканного вкуса, в том числе и в музыке, музыкальное чутье, что ли . Такому не научишь, это порода. Маэстро Димаш. Как шутят некоторые, если бы он захотел спеть , например, учебник математики или телефонную книгу , он бы и из этого сделал шедевр. Димаш - это явление 21 века. Он человек высокой духовности, полон любви , эмпатии, во все вкладывает душу, поэтому цепляет слушателя, поэтому притягивает, как магнит. И потому его каверы превосходят оригиналы . Он гений.❤
I truly love your analysis and reaction to this piece. All of your reactions and analysis of Dimash are fantastic. Thank You Thank You so very much. Please keep up the great work.
Приветствую, спасибо Вам за очередной, очень интересный профессиональный разбор выступления Мастера, которое, вне всякого сомнения, является еще одним произведением искусства ❤
Dimash is singing in English but he still doesn’t speak it at the time. He started learning English later. Now he speaks English. He getting better at it every year. At the end of the song, he says “I love you” in Mandarin. That’s why the sudden reaction. The producers asked Dimash back to “Singer” as a guest performer in 2018. 😊
спасибо что продолжаете делать разборы песен Димаша, я открываю для себя каждый раз новое, благодаря вам, в песнях, которые слушала сотни раз, это очень дорого стоит, спасибо и низкий поклон!
Привет вам из России! Очень нравятся ваши реакции и анализ песен димаша, чувствуется, что вв прекрсный профессионал в музыке, я занималась рпньше гармонией и теорией музыки, поэтому мне понятно каждое ваше слово, спасибо вам большое, я на вас подписана. И хотела еще добааить, что я была на концерте димаша в Москве, это было фантастическое шоу! Жду ваших новых реакций
THANKS for your reactions to Dimash!!!!……This performance is the Singer Chinese program in 2018 where Dimash was invited. Using folk arrangements like “Sybyzgi”, beautiful Kazakh wind instrument; Dimash skillfully mixes Eastern and Western styles, a bit of Kazakh folklore in between, creating a unique and mind-blowing ending. The last sentence of the song Dimash says "Wö-ai-ni" is “I love you” in Mandarin, out of respect for China. the phrase that speaks at the end are “Thanks” and “I love you”. At the end crazy high notes A5/D5 for 17 sec. ….saludos desde México…..🥰😍🔥❤️👏🏻🇲🇽🇰🇿
I love for your every reaction of Dimash’s song and just realize that I become so addicted into it by checking whether you have posted any new Dimash’s reaction everyday! 😂. Hahaha..what a silly attitude, isn’t it? Because your reaction just so pure, no fake expressions and not overdone, very informative and even you add some illustration as a comparison. Love…love it! Please do more reaction of Dimash’s song, you still have plenty on the list including the new ones. Greetings from Bali, Indonesia 👋🏼🙏🏻
I also find myself checking every day for a Dimash reaction. Your knowledge,explanations, insight and genuine interest is very refreshing. I love that you research and inform yourself and share that with us. Thank you for the once a week info update.
Constantly amazed by your professional analysis! You must have quite a background in music. Thanks for continuing to react to Dimash as it gives me a better insight into his songs. You’re remarkable. Again, thanks!
Me gustan sus reacciones porque son objetivas, yo adoro a Dimash y con sus analisis, entiendo por qué. Hay una cancion poco conocida, "The meaning of eternity", me gustaría el analisis de la voz y comentarios de la letra
I like this arrangement I like the accompanied music. I truly appreciate his passion. Amazing performance. I'm always waiting to see what he does next. Well done analysis as usual👍
Sir Hairless.......... I'm amazed of your KNOWLEDGE and obvious love for music !!! A 70 years old, former pro. ballerina, who also loves music....(originally from Budapest, Hungary) I live in Ca. for 42 years. Ever since I "discovered" you because of Dimash, I love you as much as I love Him.
great reraction and analysis ... Dimash is to me the best singer in the world... I have been a subscriber to your channel for a month a so and I really enjoy listening to you analyzing Dimash and his talent and skill... great job...
Thanks for your insightful comments. I have listened to Dimash's 'Hello' countless times because his singing just moves me... it actually grabs me by the throat and I stop breathing for moments. I don't know why, I just know what I feel and you're shedding some light on how the music is arranged. Thank you again.
Thank you for this, how kind of you ☺ I'm sure you're not the only one who feels that way (just make sure to remember to continue breathing afterwards!😂)
Thank you for reacting to this performance ❤ Not all flutes are held to one side. Many different flutes are held in front. Irish flutes more famously are front held. This flute in this performance is a sybyzgy which is an instrument from Kyrgyzstan.
Thanks for watching! Yes, I was referring to the standard western flute 🎶 I also thought Irish flutes are played sideways? live update: I was intrigued as I was writing my comment so I took a quick trip onto Google. Perhaps you mean the Irish whistle? This website has some good info on the differences! blog.mcneelamusic.com/5-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-tin-whistle/ We learn something new every day ey! Thanks for letting me know about the sybyzgy - I daren't try to say it 😅
The flute and musician are both featured in Samaltau, Tokyo Jazz Festival version (hint, hint) I believe is is a traditional shepherd's instrument.@@SirHairless
I love this version as the eastern twist is as you mentioned very unique and Dimash has showcased his vocal skills even in a pop song where it’s not so obvious to find these techniques. Thank you for your reaction 😊
Yes, you're right. Wo ai ni is I love you in Chinese. (Faulty assumption about the final words deleted.) Good reaction choice btw. I really like what he does to this song.
Dear Sir Hairless, I really enjoy your reactions to Dimash very much! You add so much musical knowledge about the arrangements, which I find fascinating. greetings from South Africa.
Excelente análisis como siempre, me gusta mucho como explica lo que hace o quiere expresar Dimash en los arreglos. Porfavor reacciona a ikanaide saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪 😊
Yes, I remember exactly where and with who I was when I heard this song for the first time. Very romantic song indeed. I prefer the original version by far. Thank you for this reaction.
Thank you so much Sir H on to your three questions 1 the English "I Love You" with the Chinese Wo-Ai-Ni, meaning the same thing. 2 Sybyzgy flute [made of wood 50 cm with 3-7 holes] youre right it gives a touch of mystique to the song Dimash uses this intstument much more often 3 At the end he thanked the audience with the words thank you very much in manderin Fêcháng gãngxie He sang “I love you” in stanza 1, “wo ai ni” (Chinese Mandarin) in stanzas 2 and 3, and then added “men seni suyemen” (Kazakh) followed by “fei chang gan xie” (Chinese) , which means thanks, kind regards from the Netherlands I really like your explanation of piano fragments and facial expressions, but because I'm a Dimash fan I usually only watch these
Éste es un cover que en mi opinión supera en mucho a la canción original de Lionel Richie. Dimash convirtió una linda canción en una extraordinaria canción. En éste caso, al igual que paso con Vitas y su canción Opera 2, Lionel tampoco permite que Dimash la intérprete nuevamente Está presentación es en The Singer 2018, dónde participó como invitado
The story of one sky обязательно надо услышать всем людям! Клип потрясает, но больше всего меня поразило выступление в Алма-Аты. When l’ve got you - просматривается любовь Димаша к творчеству Майкла Джексона
Thank you for this! Dimash is such a chameleon - this is a favorite of mine. But then, with Dimash I have so many "favorites" that it lacks distinction - You make an interesting point about using the melismas to emphasize 'Hello' in another way.
This was at Singer 2018 gala performance, a year after he had competed there, and there were some in the backstage shots worth checking out. The first is Hua Chenuyu, who is now a big Chinese star. His song "Nunchucks" shows a lot of versatility. Also backstage was Tengri (or Tengger), from Inner Mongolia, who's song "Heaven" showed a lot of dynamic control. Also worth seeing is K.Z.Tandingan from the Philippines, who's unique cover of "Rolling in the Deep" won Episode 5.
Hi Hairless! I have seen and listened to several reactions of yours to different songs.... now what I like the most is to SEE your reactions on your face. Your mimik is just playing all the akkords one by one how music plays, all the tiny moves of your face coupled on the rithme of the music you lisen to. Sorry for this reaction but it is funny and nice! Now I listen less to the comments and watching more to you face. I am a manual therapist working away all the facial asymmetrys amd scull torsions. I'm sorry but my focus is turning to your face each time. It is just soooo lovely to see how all your reactions are manifasting on your face! :)))
Vocal rampage? 😂 Love your analysis. ❤ And I adore his melismas. ❤ He is always so surprising. Every song is like an adventure, where you never know what might come next. 😅❤ Edit: If you want to react to more songs no one requests: Amanat. 😅😊 That one is a beautiful and quiet Kazakh traditional song. And there is not much of a vocal range (for him). Still - if you want to know how he interprets a song in his mid-range, you could try this one. 🙏🏻😊
I fell in love with this arrangement immediately and I appreciate how musically Dimash modifies and adjusts songs to reflect his personality and infuses some of the Kazakh influences. In this cover, he uses “I love you” in English, Mandarin (maybe one of the other dears can confirm Mandarin and not Cantonese?) and the final in Kazakh. Always appreciate your analyses and reactions! Cheers from Canada!
@@stellamont thanks! I don’t believe that I’m the only one who believed there was a Kazakh version in the mix of languages from Hello. Thanks for correcting me!
@@cynthiabruce-marzenska5024 He does sing “I love you” in Kazakh “men seni suyemin” at the end, before he says “feichang gan xie” in Mandarin at the very end.
@@HaruNatsuAkiFuyu959 thank you! I was pretty sure I had heard that he said it in Kazakh too. I just didn’t know he had said it in both Cantonese and Mandarin! Thanks!
Bonjour amical de France. La longue flûte en bois utilisée ici, est un sybyzgy, instrument folklorique que Dimash aime utiliser dans certaines chansons kazakh.On le retrouve mis en valeur dans SAMALTAU au festival de jazz de Tokyo en 2020 pendant la pandémie. Une chanson magistralement interprétée faisant ressortir toute la douleur d'un jeune homme appelé à rejoindre l'armée au combat et qui a conscience de laisser sa famille dans le besoin au début du 20è siècle. (th-cam.com/video/UvMRkiYu3Js/w-d-xo.html)
Another cover in English is that of "The Show Must Go On" from Queen - One of my very favourites of Dimash! Very insightful reaction from again this time.
Others have informed me it is the sybyzgy. They look similar to me (from a Google search) but it seems the xiao is played in the centre of the mouth, whereas the sybyzgy is off to the side?
Thank you for your reaction Dimash Is phenomenal a genious i.m a Canadian soprano living in Italy from Pavarotti school i am on you tube thank you again
If you are still some of the least requested songs, react to "Unforgettable Day" from his performance on The Singer 2017. Most people will probably request the Gakku performance because of his D8 note reaches. I prefer his Singer version mostly because he puts more passion into it, and the background singers and the orchestra elevate it to another level. I do hope "Ikanaide" is on the list sometime soon. Thank you for your comments. I love learning more about music than just how it sounds to my ears.
I have to disagree with you--I think his most passionate performance of Unforgettable Day that is readily available on video is the performance from the Digital Concert, and would probably be the version @SirHairless would appreciate the most. He sang it in the same tessitura throughout the performance at Singer, which he has never done since. I agree though, that the Gakku performance gets more attention than it should over the other performances due to the D8, which Dimash said was accidental! There were other previous performnace where he his the G7 instead.
I totally agree. I much prefer the Singer and the 2021 versions to Gakku, although there are no bad versions of this song in existence. I also much prefer the versions since Singer to the previous ones.
Great reaction, amazing amount of descriptive words and accurate terminology. Subjectively, i enjoyed the attention to detail, the respect and ability to understand dimash''s stylistic choices and references to his personal ability and overall ability of being one of the best singers the world has ever seen/heard. You've earned a sub
I love the fact that you are always smiling when Dimash is singing. It makes me smile too,, Dimash , what can I say ? I am just glad I am alive to witness him ..
❤❤❤ Great Reaction He’s a master of arrangements and a music Genious and Legend already besides being the most incredible singer & performer 🙌 You must watch all his covers, always nails it , show must Go on, all by my self …. For New instruments and awesome tradicional song “Salmatau” in Tokio Jazz Festival ( watch Ikanaide in that festival for different reasons)
Check out my other reactions to Dimash Qudaibergen in the Dimash playlist below!
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As far as I know, it’s pronounced Kobyz, not chobyz. :)
@@hogstromkalle Thanks! I pronounced it halfway between the two and thought it could be accepted as both 😅
This performance took place in 2018, when he was invited back as a guest for the finale episode of the show "The Singer", in which he took part as a competitor back in 2017. This song choice and the Chinese and Kazakh inserts were a salute to the fans he had acquired after he competed in 2017. ( "Wǒ ài nǐ" (Chinese) and "Men seni süyemin" (Kazakh) at the end. Last whisper was "Fēicháng gǎnxiè" (Chinese) = Thank you so much). His Chinese fanbase is very close to his heart, as they were very sweet, supportive and enthusiastic, and helped making his name known internationally. The blue microphone that you can see in "Stranger" (Shine Brothers) is a gift from the fans, engraved with his name, and he always uses it when he goes back to China for a performance. Throughout the years, his Chinese Dears put his face on an ad in Times Square more than once, put his name on a star in the Andromeda Galaxy (with the help of Name A Star Live project), and they followed him around the world to attend his concerts, wearing the famous LED signs with "Dimash" and "Dear", which, again, they came up with :)) And they made his first album "iD" become triple platinum in China in the first hour :)
Thank you for being on youtube, I love your videos, and love your style of analysis 👍
Nostalgia is a very important thing in a person's life and many people choose the original version because of that, so maybe no one should even cover it. But I'm interested in something else. If you cover the original, should you perform it the same as the original (to me it looks like an imitation) or should you adapt it to yourself and your capabilities and your understanding of the song? I love your comments and watch them exclusively when it comes to Dimash (sorry) Happy New Year to you and your family😻
It's a very good question@@djiljanakanacki8684 to which there is no right answer!
I can see plenty of good reasons for both sides of the argument - is the amount you change up the original in your cover directly correlated to a lack of respect for the original?
I don't think so; I think covering a song is a huge display of respect and admiration in itself and, of course, recognition. Whether or not the original artists themselves see it that way is a different matter
Thank you so much for your detailed reaction, for your thorough comments. I love reactions from people like you who can almost teach us as well as react. Please don’t stop commenting. It not only helps to understand music a bit more, but it helps us to, at least a bit, get into the artists head & heart. I am a Dimash dear no so appreciate you and your reaction. God bless you. 😊👍
Thank you so much! I'm glad these videos are useful to you 🙏
The instrument (flute-like) is a sybyzgy. Beautiful sound! The instrumental arrangements that Dimash chooses are excellent.
Dimash is soooooo good!! Musical frisson always!
Bravo Dimash!! 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Thanks to Dimash, our knowledge in the world of music is expanding more and more. 😊
It is very nice to see that people with the help of Dimash learn about musical instruments of the Kazakh people.
@@ailanka.kazakhstan ♥
So it is basically pretty much the same as "kaval(dilsiz kaval)" then.
🙌The original didn't grab or move me at all when I first heard it years ago when it was popular. THIS version blew me away!
On the contrary, the original really touched me and for many years this song was one of my favorites. But what Dimash sang is much more, his version is so powerful, incredible and amazing!
When Dimash arranged this version of "Hello" he said that he wanted to portray that love isn't always a whisper.
This is an arrange of his friend - Erlan Bektchurin 🥰😊
@@klikakateДа! Аранжировка Ерлана Бекчурина! Гениальная!!!
The instrument at the beginning is a Kazakh flute called Sybyzgy. He has used it in other songs as well.
Thanks for letting me know!
We are indeed blessed to be alive and able to hear such a musical talent.
At the end of the second verse, Dimash sings "I love you" in Mandarin ("Wo ai ni") to the Chinese audience, and again in the third verse, adding "Men (I) seni (you) suyemin(love)" in Kazakh, before whispering "Thank you very much" in Mandarin at the end. Dimash beautifully incorporates Middle Eastern (Armenian, Turkish, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Kazakh) runs in the song.
Another excellent reaction and analysis. Dimash's rendition of Lionel Richie’s "Hello" was a guest performance on "I am a Singer 2018"; he was not competing that year. At the end of the second verse, Dimash sang "I love you" in Mandarin ("Wo ai ni") to the Chinese audience, and again in the third verse, adding "I love you" in Kazakh, before whispering "Thank you" in Mandarin at the end.
Dimash beautifully incorporates Middle Eastern (Armenian, Turkish, Arabic, Azerbaijanian, Kazakh) runs in the song. His friend, Erlan Bekchurin, did the musical arrangement for this performance, as well as most of his other arrangements. The flute is called a sybyzgy, a traditional Kazakh flute, and precursor to the modern flutes. This is my favorite rendition of the song; even better than the original in my humble opinion.
Thank you for this info!
Me too .pity he can’t sing it again
Thanks a much for the infos👍 Dimash is an exception artist and every info about him/his music is important for a great man definition👏👏👏
Hello Sir, thank you for your reaction to Dimash! ❤ This is what Dimash does with a frankly boring & easy (and to me quite cheesy) song. I feel the longing. Introspective, almost mourning for being unseen. Whether it is for someone who doesn't see him, or someone he can't see anymore. Elements of mysticism, understatement, coupled with Dimash's awesome vocals, create unique emotions. My instinctive response was that he is inside his own head - he is not really talking to anyone but himself. At the Arabic melismas he speaks to more than one person from somewhere else, maybe a call from afar.
Dimash’s arrangement of Hello connects different cultures seamlessly. It’s stunning powerful, simple in its expression of complexity. So beautiful. Adding the Sybyzgy flute is brilliant. Dimash has worked on this arrangement of the song together with Erlan Bekchurin, so it’s totally his vision of this legendary hit.
How does Dimash integrate all these different ethnic elements into his performances, not just okay, but amazingly, astoundingly well? Not just his own ethnic background, but quite several other ones too? I mean, you realize how well he mastered and went above and beyond those runs. Maybe we can explain it from the fact that Kazakhs are branches of the Turkic main trunk, which are close to the Arab culture, and so Dimash might have heard this type of runs as he was growing up.
We so adore watching the uninitiated indulge in the pleasure of a new Dimash performance, and this one is a transformation of the original as to no longer remember, or care much, how the original sounded. This is the new standard! Dimash’s interpretation of Hello is a melting pot of different culture’s music elements - it is so unique and electrifying and made it a signature style of his own.
It is most important to remember: Dimash always looks for complexity and always tries to connect different things together. Here, as almost always, he combines between East and West, Classical singing and contemporary singing and ethnic singing. He combines cultures from all over the world, different Genres, different Languages, different Genders (by singing his super highs and low) and so on. Dimash’s ultimate wish is to connect between people, and he does it through music.
Nice reaction! 👍 Dimash made Hello his own, the music arrangement is beautiful!!! The flute called Sybyzgy - made of reeds or wood 50-70 cm with 3-5 holes, is particularly common in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The instrument was popular with shepherds, although difficult to play, and was also used by storytellers, in this case perfect for Dimash who is a master of storytelling …. ❤️🔝🎤🌹🌹👏👏👏👏👏
На мой взгляд, довольно простую, но очень мелодичную и трогательную песню Лайонелла Ричи, Димаш превратил в натоящий гимн Любви
Аранжировка Ерлана Бекчурина!
Dimash es un espectáculo..... cualquier covers que hace le pone su sello .,..,un genio vocal y musical....
Hola!!!Ese instrumento es tradicional de Kazajistán que Dimash lo utiliza en muchas de sus canciones.El núnca hacia un cover igual al original,él imprime su propia personalidad.Saludos para ti y todos los Dears desde Argentina!!!🤗❤🇦🇷
No existe en el mundo un artista tan extraordinario como Dimash.
Saludos desde Chile ❤🇨🇱
Agree. ❤
Hello... altra meraviglia stilistica della voce migliore al mondo!
È sorprendente come da un lato Dimash rimanga fedele sempre alle versioni originali, dall'altro, fin dalla prima nota, le personalizza così tanto che i predecessori ne perdono la paternità. Superbo e insuperabile, sempre.
Saluti from Italy
È proprio per questo motivo che Lionel dopo aver visto questa esibizione ha vietato a Dimash di cantarla di nuovo 😅
L'invidia è una brutta bestia😂
@@Patriziajoyful sapevo della controversia con Vitas, non con Richie... dovrebbero solo essere onorati dalle versioni di un simile talento...e congratularsi x le emozioni che sa regalare, come fecero la Fabian e l'autore di Ikanaide
Димаш -художник, он любую песню раскрасит так, что она засверкает как бриллиант, которого нет ни у кого больше. Он соткан из музыки, в его венах струится музыка, для него творить это как дышать. Все его творения идеальны, там нечего ни убавить, ни прибавить. Космический вокал, профессионализм, трудолюбие. Кроме того, врождённое чувство меры, такта, изысканного вкуса, в том числе и в музыке, музыкальное чутье, что ли . Такому не научишь, это порода. Маэстро Димаш. Как шутят некоторые, если бы он захотел спеть , например, учебник математики или телефонную книгу , он бы и из этого сделал шедевр. Димаш - это явление 21 века. Он человек высокой духовности, полон любви , эмпатии, во все вкладывает душу, поэтому цепляет слушателя, поэтому притягивает, как магнит. И потому его каверы превосходят оригиналы . Он гений.❤
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I truly love your analysis and reaction to this piece. All of your reactions and analysis of Dimash are fantastic. Thank You Thank You so very much. Please keep up the great work.
Приветствую, спасибо Вам за очередной, очень интересный профессиональный разбор выступления Мастера, которое, вне всякого сомнения, является еще одним произведением искусства ❤
I'm a 5 year old dear 😅 I love Dimash, he's my favourite vocalist and performer ❤️
Thanks for your professional impute 🌹
Dimash is singing in English but he still doesn’t speak it at the time. He started learning English later. Now he speaks English. He getting better at it every year. At the end of the song, he says “I love you” in Mandarin. That’s why the sudden reaction. The producers asked Dimash back to “Singer” as a guest performer in 2018. 😊
At the end he says men seni suyemin, I love you in Kazakh 😍
Thank you for your informative reaction. What a live performance! Please, please react to Dimash - Adagio, The Singer competition 2017 ❤
Thanks! And that's on my list - just when we'll get round to it I can't say, but it is a fairly frequently-requested one!
спасибо что продолжаете делать разборы песен Димаша, я открываю для себя каждый раз новое, благодаря вам, в песнях, которые слушала сотни раз, это очень дорого стоит, спасибо и низкий поклон!
Bravo Dimash ❤️❤️❤️
Always love your analysis. Looking forward to your next Dimash song
Привет вам из России! Очень нравятся ваши реакции и анализ песен димаша, чувствуется, что вв прекрсный профессионал в музыке, я занималась рпньше гармонией и теорией музыки, поэтому мне понятно каждое ваше слово, спасибо вам большое, я на вас подписана. И хотела еще добааить, что я была на концерте димаша в Москве, это было фантастическое шоу! Жду ваших новых реакций
Спасибо 🎶 Very cool you saw Dimash live!
Another good one! Your Dimash reactions are becoming an addiction...
I would say be careful but...I want you to keep watching so 😁
Dimash is known to make a song his own. There would be no comparison for he dimashified it. Love your reaction.
Great choice to react to! I’m still waiting for Ikanaide. It’ll blow your mind, but what doesn’t when Dimash sings. ❤
Yes to Ikanaide! 😀✌️
@@revagreen2303it is perfection!
THANKS for your reactions to Dimash!!!!……This performance is the Singer Chinese program in 2018 where Dimash was invited. Using folk arrangements like “Sybyzgi”, beautiful Kazakh wind instrument; Dimash skillfully mixes Eastern and Western styles, a bit of Kazakh folklore in between, creating a unique and mind-blowing ending. The last sentence of the song Dimash says "Wö-ai-ni" is “I love you” in Mandarin, out of respect for China. the phrase that speaks at the end are “Thanks” and “I love you”. At the end crazy high notes A5/D5 for 17 sec. ….saludos desde México…..🥰😍🔥❤️👏🏻🇲🇽🇰🇿
Dimash Kudaibergen , gran artista completisimo 👏👏👏👏❤️
The most incredible moment of Dimash is when he sings the famous D8. There's not explanation for that. Absolutly insane.
I love for your every reaction of Dimash’s song and just realize that I become so addicted into it by checking whether you have posted any new Dimash’s reaction everyday! 😂. Hahaha..what a silly attitude, isn’t it? Because your reaction just so pure, no fake expressions and not overdone, very informative and even you add some illustration as a comparison. Love…love it! Please do more reaction of Dimash’s song, you still have plenty on the list including the new ones. Greetings from Bali, Indonesia 👋🏼🙏🏻
Haha thanks! Once a week is Dimash, at least for the moment (to save you some hassle)😉
I also find myself checking every day for a Dimash reaction. Your knowledge,explanations, insight and genuine interest is very refreshing. I love that you research and inform yourself and share that with us.
Thank you for the once a week info update.
Amo suas reações, saudações do BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤
Incredíble, magnificent !!!!!
Constantly amazed by your professional analysis! You must have quite a background in music. Thanks for continuing to react to Dimash as it gives me a better insight into his songs. You’re remarkable. Again, thanks!
Wow, how generous of you! Thanks so much 😄 I'm very happy to hear you're enjoying the reactions - and expect more Dimash reactions in the future!
Totally agree!
Me gustan sus reacciones porque son objetivas, yo adoro a Dimash y con sus analisis, entiendo por qué. Hay una cancion poco conocida, "The meaning of eternity", me gustaría el analisis de la voz y comentarios de la letra
Thanks, I have added that song to my list!
I like this arrangement I like the accompanied music. I truly appreciate his passion. Amazing performance. I'm always waiting to see what he does next. Well done analysis as usual👍
Sir Hairless.......... I'm amazed of your KNOWLEDGE and obvious love for music !!! A 70 years old, former pro. ballerina, who also loves music....(originally from Budapest, Hungary)
I live in Ca. for 42 years. Ever since I "discovered" you because of Dimash, I love you as much as I love Him.
great reraction and analysis ... Dimash is to me the best singer in the world... I have been a subscriber to your channel for a month a so and I really enjoy listening to you analyzing Dimash and his talent and skill... great job...
Lionel's team got in touch with Dimash's after this.
Was told never to preform it again. 😂 Jealousy.
Hello Dimashified. love love love! Thanks Sir Hairless.
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Thank you for your informative reaction!
Thanks for your insightful comments. I have listened to Dimash's 'Hello' countless times because his singing just moves me... it actually grabs me by the throat and I stop breathing for moments. I don't know why, I just know what I feel and you're shedding some light on how the music is arranged.
Thank you again.
Thank you for this, how kind of you ☺ I'm sure you're not the only one who feels that way (just make sure to remember to continue breathing afterwards!😂)
Next: Durdarai, Ikanaide....
Thank you for reacting to this performance ❤
Not all flutes are held to one side. Many different flutes are held in front. Irish flutes more famously are front held. This flute in this performance is a sybyzgy which is an instrument from Kyrgyzstan.
Thanks for watching!
Yes, I was referring to the standard western flute 🎶 I also thought Irish flutes are played sideways?
live update: I was intrigued as I was writing my comment so I took a quick trip onto Google. Perhaps you mean the Irish whistle? This website has some good info on the differences! blog.mcneelamusic.com/5-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-tin-whistle/
We learn something new every day ey!
Thanks for letting me know about the sybyzgy - I daren't try to say it 😅
The flute and musician are both featured in Samaltau, Tokyo Jazz Festival version (hint, hint) I believe is is a traditional shepherd's instrument.@@SirHairless
Dimash, the best ever!
I love this version as the eastern twist is as you mentioned very unique and Dimash has showcased his vocal skills even in a pop song where it’s not so obvious to find these techniques. Thank you for your reaction 😊
Yes, you're right. Wo ai ni is I love you in Chinese. (Faulty assumption about the final words deleted.) Good reaction choice btw. I really like what he does to this song.
Final words are "fēi cháng gǎn xiè", which means "thank you very much" in Chinese. So it's not Kazakh.
@@annemarel Great! Shows you shouldn't trust everything you hear.
I did study Chinese. In 1984-5.
@@bonnarlunda well, you got the "Wǒ ài nǐ" right, which is the most important sentence in the world ❤️
Thanks both!
DIMASH 😳😲😵💫 a otro nivel 💫✨😵💫🤩😍🥰
😅😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Saludos Chile 🇨🇱
👍👍👍💕💕💕👍👍👍💕💕💕 DIMASH HAS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VOICE IN THE WORLD. MORE DIMASH PLEASE.👍👍👍💕💕💕👍👍👍💕💕💕
🤩🌹🙏🏽👍😘❤️😍🥰🇨🇦 love your wonderful reaction!!❤️❤️🇨🇦
He went through 4 stages in this performance: longing, frustration, desperation and finally surrender
Just fantastic❤❤❤
Dear Sir Hairless, I really enjoy your reactions to Dimash very much! You add so much musical knowledge about the arrangements, which I find fascinating. greetings from South Africa.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy them
Hola... Me encantan tus reacciones, la forma como analisas y la vas desglosando ❤ saludos desde México ❤ ❤❤
Gracias!
Grande entre los grandes ❤!!! Muchas gracias por vuestra reacción ❤
Termina en español: bella canción
Bella canciön, en español❤
The best reaction to Dimash 's ,, Hello '''ever!Thank you!❤
Wow thanks!
Excelente análisis como siempre, me gusta mucho como explica lo que hace o quiere expresar Dimash en los arreglos. Porfavor reacciona a ikanaide saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪 😊
Yes, I remember exactly where and with who I was when I heard this song for the first time. Very romantic song indeed. I prefer the original version by far. Thank you for this reaction.
Saludos desde Costa Rica pura vida amo a dimash el es el mejor del mundo 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷
Hello from Albania 🇦🇱!! I really love your professional reactions. I think this performance Dimash smashed!! He just personalised...
Thank you 🙌
You have such informative reactions. Thank you
thanks 🙌
Здравствуйте, Казахстан,Алматы ❤
Классная очень грамотно душевная реакция.
Thank you so much Sir H on to your three questions
1 the English "I Love You" with the Chinese Wo-Ai-Ni, meaning the same thing.
2 Sybyzgy flute [made of wood 50 cm with 3-7 holes] youre right it gives a touch of mystique to the song Dimash uses this intstument much more often
3 At the end he thanked the audience with the words thank you very much in manderin Fêcháng gãngxie
He sang “I love you” in stanza 1, “wo ai ni” (Chinese Mandarin) in stanzas 2 and 3, and then added “men seni suyemen” (Kazakh) followed by “fei chang gan xie” (Chinese) , which means thanks, kind regards from the Netherlands I really like your explanation of piano fragments and facial expressions, but because I'm a Dimash fan I usually only watch these
Great, thanks for the info!
@@SirHairless
My pleasure dear🤝🇳🇱🌷
At the end he sings I love you in Mandarin, then I love you in Kazakh and ends with thank you in Mandarin.
Éste es un cover que en mi opinión supera en mucho a la canción original de Lionel Richie. Dimash convirtió una linda canción en una extraordinaria canción.
En éste caso, al igual que paso con Vitas y su canción Opera 2, Lionel tampoco permite que Dimash la intérprete nuevamente
Está presentación es en The Singer 2018, dónde participó como invitado
Completamente de acuerdo con tu comentario Dimash en mi humilde opinión supera las otras interpretaciones pues hace cada tema suyo 😊l❤...
Disfruto grandemente tus reacciones, y aprendo mucho con tus comentarios. Gracias. Saludos desde México.
Great reaction Tank You, Dimash Vocal Genius and Musical Mathematician!!!
THANK YOU! I love your Dimash reactions!! More, please? Next, his “El Amor en Ti” (in Spanish). Some wonderful surprises in this one!!
The story of one sky обязательно надо услышать всем людям! Клип потрясает, но больше всего меня поразило выступление в Алма-Аты. When l’ve got you - просматривается любовь Димаша к творчеству Майкла Джексона
It looks like your fans are keeping you busy...lol. Aaaaaahhh the demands of popularity. I appreciate your generosity. Thanks. 🤗
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Excelent reaction and comments.
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Спасибо за реакцию, Дорогой!
I love your pro reactions. Thank u for this one. Happy New Year.Greetings from Belgium🍀🇧🇪
Happy New Year to you in Belgium!
Thank you for this! Dimash is such a chameleon - this is a favorite of mine. But then, with Dimash I have so many "favorites" that it lacks distinction - You make an interesting point about using the melismas to emphasize 'Hello' in another way.
Hey Aurora, Dimash ❤said in intervieuw that music is chameleon, but ofcourse he is to, kind regards from the netherlands
@@Eannemarie739 Love it, thanks for passing that on!
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🤝🎶My pleasure
This was at Singer 2018 gala performance, a year after he had competed there, and there were some in the backstage shots worth checking out. The first is Hua Chenuyu, who is now a big Chinese star. His song "Nunchucks" shows a lot of versatility. Also backstage was Tengri (or Tengger), from Inner Mongolia, who's song "Heaven" showed a lot of dynamic control. Also worth seeing is K.Z.Tandingan from the Philippines, who's unique cover of "Rolling in the Deep" won Episode 5.
Passion Dimah 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿
So enjoying your analysis of Dimash's music. Please react to his Ikanaide.
Hi Hairless! I have seen and listened to several reactions of yours to different songs.... now what I like the most is to SEE your reactions on your face. Your mimik is just playing all the akkords one by one how music plays, all the tiny moves of your face coupled on the rithme of the music you lisen to. Sorry for this reaction but it is funny and nice! Now I listen less to the comments and watching more to you face. I am a manual therapist working away all the facial asymmetrys amd scull torsions. I'm sorry but my focus is turning to your face each time. It is just soooo lovely to see how all your reactions are manifasting on your face! :)))
11:43 on the left side there is TENGRI sitting. Famous singer that you could also react to. for example his HEAVEN song is amazing.
Vocal rampage? 😂 Love your analysis. ❤
And I adore his melismas. ❤ He is always so surprising. Every song is like an adventure, where you never know what might come next. 😅❤
Edit: If you want to react to more songs no one requests: Amanat. 😅😊
That one is a beautiful and quiet Kazakh traditional song. And there is not much of a vocal range (for him). Still - if you want to know how he interprets a song in his mid-range, you could try this one. 🙏🏻😊
Vocal rampage indeed 😂 It's making me chuckle now thinking that that's the wording I used 🤦♂
Thanks for the recommendation!
@@SirHairless 😂👍🏼
I fell in love with this arrangement immediately and I appreciate how musically Dimash modifies and adjusts songs to reflect his personality and infuses some of the Kazakh influences. In this cover, he uses “I love you” in English, Mandarin (maybe one of the other dears can confirm Mandarin and not Cantonese?) and the final in Kazakh. Always appreciate your analyses and reactions! Cheers from Canada!
Hi! The final line is not Kazakh. It is Mandarim too. He says in mandarim: 非常感谢 (Fēicháng gǎnxiè), that means "Thank you very much!" Hug from Brazil!
Lovely, cheers!
@@stellamont thanks! I don’t believe that I’m the only one who believed there was a Kazakh version in the mix of languages from Hello. Thanks for correcting me!
@@cynthiabruce-marzenska5024 He does sing “I love you” in Kazakh “men seni suyemin” at the end, before he says “feichang gan xie” in Mandarin at the very end.
@@HaruNatsuAkiFuyu959 thank you! I was pretty sure I had heard that he said it in Kazakh too. I just didn’t know he had said it in both Cantonese and Mandarin! Thanks!
Bonjour amical de France. La longue flûte en bois utilisée ici, est un sybyzgy, instrument folklorique que Dimash aime utiliser dans certaines chansons kazakh.On le retrouve mis en valeur dans SAMALTAU au festival de jazz de Tokyo en 2020 pendant la pandémie. Une chanson magistralement interprétée faisant ressortir toute la douleur d'un jeune homme appelé à rejoindre l'armée au combat et qui a conscience de laisser sa famille dans le besoin au début du 20è siècle. (th-cam.com/video/UvMRkiYu3Js/w-d-xo.html)
Another cover in English is that of "The Show Must Go On" from Queen - One of my very favourites of Dimash! Very insightful reaction from again this time.
This is a traditional flute "xiao".The xiāo is a very ancient Chinese instrument.
Others have informed me it is the sybyzgy. They look similar to me (from a Google search) but it seems the xiao is played in the centre of the mouth, whereas the sybyzgy is off to the side?
Sybyzgy is a transverse flute. (The player blows across the embouchure hole, in a direction perpendicular to the flute's body length.)
Vocal rampage... that's a perfect description!
Please, Story of one sky live
Gracias, por traer de nuevo a Dimash a tu canal, y por tus subtitulos en español. Saludos desde España.
Thank you for your reaction Dimash Is phenomenal a genious i.m a Canadian soprano living in Italy from Pavarotti school i am on you tube thank you again
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If you are still some of the least requested songs, react to "Unforgettable Day" from his performance on The Singer 2017. Most people will probably request the Gakku performance because of his D8 note reaches. I prefer his Singer version mostly because he puts more passion into it, and the background singers and the orchestra elevate it to another level. I do hope "Ikanaide" is on the list sometime soon. Thank you for your comments. I love learning more about music than just how it sounds to my ears.
I have to disagree with you--I think his most passionate performance of Unforgettable Day that is readily available on video is the performance from the Digital Concert, and would probably be the version @SirHairless would appreciate the most. He sang it in the same tessitura throughout the performance at Singer, which he has never done since. I agree though, that the Gakku performance gets more attention than it should over the other performances due to the D8, which Dimash said was accidental! There were other previous performnace where he his the G7 instead.
I totally agree. I much prefer the Singer and the 2021 versions to Gakku, although there are no bad versions of this song in existence. I also much prefer the versions since Singer to the previous ones.
Hi, Sir Hairless! The last phrase Dimash said was "非常感謝" (fei chang gan xie) which means "Thank you so much."
Thanks!
Tercera visita a esta magnífica reacción... ¡ Gracias, gracias, GRACIAS !
Great reaction, amazing amount of descriptive words and accurate terminology. Subjectively, i enjoyed the attention to detail, the respect and ability to understand dimash''s stylistic choices and references to his personal ability and overall ability of being one of the best singers the world has ever seen/heard. You've earned a sub
Thank you 🙏🏽 I appreciate it
You subtly show your emotions on your face. It's great.
And I appreciate your technical angle.
Sugestão, reage a Dimash - Your love
I love the fact that you are always smiling when Dimash is singing. It makes me smile too,, Dimash , what can I say ? I am just glad I am alive to witness him ..
❤❤❤ Great Reaction
He’s a master of arrangements and a music Genious and Legend already besides being the most incredible singer & performer 🙌
You must watch all his covers, always nails it , show must Go on, all by my self ….
For New instruments and awesome tradicional song “Salmatau” in Tokio Jazz Festival ( watch Ikanaide in that festival for different reasons)