Voice Teacher Reacts to Sandy Lam - Persimmon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- I hope this observation on how she sings helps you figure out how the voice works better, so you can learn how to make smart choices in your own voice.
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What a wonderful and educational analysis! The instrument is called xun, a globular, vessel flute from China and one of the oldest musical instruments. I think the xun blended beautifully w/ her voice. Thanks for the reaction, keep up the good work Sam :D
I didn't even switch it on yet, I'm so excited because it's one of my most favourite songs. I'm so happy to see you reacting to it. I'm gonna enjoy it a lot! ❤️
The fact that you immediately acknowledged that some people may not be able to see as you were describing, shows how much you care and how empathetic you are to everyone who may be following your channel. 💓
This is the most educational voice coach reaction I’ve seen in a while. Thank you.
sandy is in her 50s . she looks even younger than herself in 1990s. she is super popular since late 80s. this song is her last hit song in China. making hits after 30 years is really hard. I just love her when I was a kid. her biggest hit is from 2001 when I was 5. every one can sing that song in China.
she was 51 in 2017
I've listened to her songs in the 90s. I think she's great although I don't understand mandarin. Which song was that in 2001?
About nasality (or not), I wonder how much of it is just language. Some languages have nasal sounds and some don't. I am not sure which language she is singing in (sorry!), but her nasality sounds to me more like the way to pronounce those words as opposed to the sound of her instrument. I hope this makes sense.....
About different ways to express things and communicate with other people: this is so important to realise how imperfect communication with words is! There is so much more to communication! And this is why we understand some people better than others I think. Because we click on what they mean better than with other people. A bit like tuning on a similar frequency to hear to the same radio station.
That's exactly my thought about the nasality... Asiatic languages are far more nasal than we are used to, and it's absolutely beautiful as is... She's singing and communicating healthily and emotionally while staying in tune with the lyrics, which is also important in the storytelling... And, as always, Sam is amazing in putting all of it in the sweetest yet "teaching" way...
Native Mandarin speaker here (which is the language she's singing in). The nasality that's pointed out in the video has nothing to do with the language itself. Mandarin doesn't sound nasal when normally spoken, except for consonants that require nasality, like n or ng.
In the parts where nasality was point out, the words are pronounced with n at the end. So it's mostly the pronunciation of the language.
She's amazing, a pro singer
Sandy Lam is the BEST Canto-pop singer of all time. I've loved her since her "Come Back To Love" album in 1992. 🎤❤🎤❤🎤❤
Seeing this notification after work & watching it in my car before driving home cause I'm just that hyped for this Good Shit.
Gracias por tu valioso análisis. Por fin escucho a quien ganó I am a singer en 2017.
Everyone in this competition are established singers. Sandy Lam was one of the biggest pop stars in Taiwan and Hong Kong in the 90s.
Finally there is someone comment this great song.
Just observing- I'm the first one!! 👏
And now- off to the video!😉
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So, after watching, let me properly comment.
I have finished primary music school and I've always wanted to follow my parents path(in my country, we have educational system looking like this: primary music school lasts 6yrs and high school 4yrs...and both of them, my mum and my dad, aside their normal high schools, finished all 10yrs) and in my high school, I wanted to study solo singing (I know it's probably called differently in The States 🤷🏻♀️), but something called puberty was "hitting me hard" and I had to be a rebel w/o a cause....so I fkd it up. Woo-hoo, bravo young stupid me!!! 🤦🏻♀️
So watching your videos, Sam, helps me in so many ways- firstly, realising that it's bloody hard to learn it properly, secondly helping me to understand that it can be learnt when you're older (though much harder 😭) and thirdly- you're such a genuinely amazing person, with so much passion for all you do...and that, in a way, satisfies my unfulfilled dreams. Just watching you do you.
Thank you for being so sweet and bursting with aforementioned passion. Your knowledge and ability to pass it and make anyone fall in love with music and singing are such a rare and beautiful qualities.
Once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Love from Croatia 💙
If I wasn't already a subscriber, the fact that you even know who Sandy Lam (or Lin Yilian) is would make me subscribe. Listen to the Peony Pavilion album of hers to treat your ears. I could listen to her all day, whether it's on Cantonese or Mandarin. All good! Definitely feel free to listen to her back 20 years ago - she was an immense star.
Thank you! Sam Nice work~
I’m excited you’re back, and I’m excited you’re doing sandy lam. She beats Dimash on the singer contest five years ago.
You cracked me up several times in the first minute and I really needed that today. Thanks for bringing both the entertainment and the knowledge again. Side note, I’ve been on a mic review binge recently, is that a U87 you have? Also what like of the HD600 series are the headphones you aren’t currently wearing? Lol
TLM 103 and I have the 6xxs but have switched to using monitors most of the time. Great headphones, wearing them 6 hours a day was giving me a headache.
I know you haven't done K-Pop in a while, but I would love to see what you think of Taeyeon - Killing Voice
Can you analyze yebba's tiny desk concert? I remember you liked her performance of my mind and I think her entire tiny desk is brilliant
To think some were actually outraged by the fact that Dimash didn't win against her in the competition...
Lovely reaction to this vintage masterpiece.
I came to find you Sam as I’d not seen anything from you for a while
I am disgusted the algorithm is disrespecting you by hiding you from us.
this song is about global environment
it would be so cool if you could analyse ahn ye eun’s voice! it’s incredibly beautiful and flowy yet powerful to me. i’d recommend changgwi (a song about ancient korean tiger spirits) or trumpet creeper (a song about a jilted lover)
Hey Sam! Could you react to Ariana Grande on the voice as a coach?
Thank you for your analysis 🤩 can you please do an analysis of Lara Fabian - Je suis malade ? A lot of vocal teachers reacted to her singing, I would love to hear your analysis 🧐🧐
Hi Sam! PLEASE PLEASE do one on Kelly Clarkson. She is one of the best and deserves your attention and study. Thank you so much. 💓
I think it helps to appreciate the song and the singing better if you understood the lyrics. It's a metaphor about the state of the environment and how there is still a glimmer of hope if we do something about it. The album version is definitely way better than this live performance.
Are you planning on reviewing more spongebob songs? I'd really recommend No Control
You HAVE TO react to Anita Mui's 1987/88 concert. The vocals there are insane
Catching up on your videos today and this one was beautiful artist I will definitely check out more from. Please react to Carrie Underwood doing how great thou art live (sorry if me always commenting this gets annoying!)
Hi am from Cameroun. I've been watching u for years. Please i have 3 suggestions sir. Lara Fabian adagio in 1999 ,Lara Fabian ft dimash ft aida singing ti amo cosi and Lara Fabian 2014 singing mademoiselle Hyde. Thanks
Amazing reaction!! Could you please react to some of the songs from Tick Tick ... Boom! on Netflix?
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great video as always x and could you PLEASE react to a song from the Frankenstein musical sang by Kyuhyun (one of the best vocalists in SK) you can just type this 규현 - 위대한 생명 창조의 역사가 시작된다 and its the 1st thing that pops up since idk the english translation of the title but its such a great presentation of so many techniques i would love to hear your take on them
please react to 규현 - 위대한 생명 창조의 역사가 시작된다 i need ur analysis 😭
What u say is not ture boy coz
Boy do u understand The language ?
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I've requested a few times that you cover some classic singers and performances. I know you did James Brown, Mariah Carey, Queen and Dolly Parton before but I'd like to see some other classic singers. From like the 60s, 70s and 80s. I don't know if that's a copyright concern or maybe just a lack of interest? I just think it would be interesting to hear about some of the techniques the old greats of the past used vs today's music techniques and styles. Like that classic Righteous Brothers performance or some more African American singers like Tina Turner or Aretha Franklin.
judging by you ?
AH WHO U ARE , WHY U SAID THAT SHIT!
1st!
??? 5 years ago is vintage? sarcasm?
Yes lol
Such a pretentious song and pretentious singing. It has no point and no connection with the listeners at all. The whole song only says “ hey I am being artsy and I can sing” . Boring.
Do you know what the song means?? It’s supposed to be dramatic and tragic