Feel free to use subtitles, I’m working on my English! TIME STAMPS 0:00 Introduction, what makes singer a great emoter? 0:40 Emotion is subjective 0:52 Three pillars of great emoting 1:09 Lyrical content, writing, subject matter, relatability 1:32 Vocal delivery 1:54 Christina Aguilera - I'm Ok 2:06 Morissette Amon - Stone Cold 2:33 Kelly Clarkson - Don't Speak 2:52 P!nk - Family Portrait 3:14 Christina Aguilera - I'm Ok 3:39 Beyonce - Cater2U 3:50 JoJo - Boy Without A Heart 4:04 Mariah Carey - Forever 4:15 Demi Lovato - Fix A Heart 4:22 Celine Dion - Calling You 4:30 Emotional vocals are not perfect vocals 4:45 Celine Dion 4:54 Mariah Carey - Somewhere Over The Rainbow 5:04 Christina Aguilera - I'm Ok 5:25 Is more always more? 5:47 "show-offy" singing; Rita Ora, Nicole Scherzinger, Louisa Johnson 6:26 Importance of stage presence 7:17 Christina Aguilera - Dirrty 7:24 JoJo - FAB 7:47 Celine freakin Dion! 8:32 Too much going on? 8:40 Never enough? Cimorelli, James Charles 8:58 It's okay to cry! 9:10 Mariah Carey - Petals 9:56 JoJo - Music. 10:28 Ariana Grande - thank u, next 10:45 Emotions vs Broadway?
Thanks for adding Morisse Amon to this list, I subscribed because of her. Hope you feature more Filipino singers like Regine, KZ, and Sarah G cause they're so underrate and their talents deserve to be know.
I think Broadway can still be emotive. Just like screen acting, the artists channel emotions from their own experiences to better embody the story. However, Broadway singers do express emotion differently than both screen actors or traditional pop singers because their expressions need to be dramatic enough to be viewed from a stage. I think the disconnect between pop audiences and Broadway singers is more so the vocal style than facial expressions or mannerisms.
I disagree, for writers, they are telling their stories through the music they sing such as Mariah Carey. She writes her songs based on what she goes through and how she feels at specific seasons of her life. Which many great writers do.
Have a look at Lara Fabian - Je Suis Malade. You will be immersed in her powerful character and stage presence. So much emotions from this performance!
I think that a broadway singer should be able to move you for sure! They are literally telling a story. If an actor cant make you feel what they are trying to convey, they aren't an effective actor. When it comes to natalie, I dont personally feel that connection but someone else might and thats totally fine! I dont think she is quite as versed in acting though, she is more about the vocal perfection than the emotional delivery to me
How are you going to talk about soul singing if none of them are soul singers. Ledisi? Jasmine Sullivan? Toni Braxton? Anita Baker? Soul singing isn't just belting in the microphone. It is so much more than that.
Thank you for including Morissette from the Philippines. I love you even more and I love Christina as much as you do! Take care and stay healthy! God bless you and your family!
The problem with Broadway singers is that they seldom allow themselves to be anything but flawless, and like Christina said there's beauty in the imperfections as well. But singing so flawlessly all the time doesn't allow for certain emotions to be conveyed, particularly sadness and pain.
I think there is truth in what you say, but in the musicals I have watched I have seen some inperfections vocally that give more emotion. (Like screaming or crying during the verses) Lots of broadway performers put acting before singing.
The thing is that, in broadway (or in any form of Musical Theatre), there is this principle called "Clarity over Emotions". They need to be their role, and do proper emoting within that role, while keeping theirselves "very" technical. Every movement and every words need to be emphasized and animated. Everything needs to be clear so that each of the audiences, near or far from the stage, can understand. But you cannot say they aren't emoting well. Emotional singing is more than just whining, cracking, growling, whispering or slurring words and notes in a vocal performance. They can still provide technically "flawless" performance while adding "appropriate" texture to their voice to be able to show the emotions of a song.
There’s loads of broadway singers who are great emoters! Example, shosana bean. There’s a video out there explaining to a student that acting comes first then singing. When she sings “she used to be mine”. It’s amazing th-cam.com/video/KSx6U8jtOpk/w-d-xo.html And Jessie muller, the original actor for Jenna in waitress. th-cam.com/video/Erjdq6wwRuU/w-d-xo.html. And my favourite, the one that always makes me cry, from Hamilton. Phillipa soo does an fantastic job making the audience feel sadth-cam.com/video/ScfvM_DIuy4/w-d-xo.html
I wish you've added more Demi's performances, she is really open about her personal struggles and she shows so much vulnerability and truth. If you don't cry while watching her perform songs like sober, skyscraper or anyone, you have no soul. Even when she is singing songs about personal relationships like Stone Cold and Smoke and Mirrors she can move you. Also she can move you even when she is singing a song that is not hers, she really takes her covers to another level adding agressive vocals like when she did with Take Me to Church, Stay and Hello
One thing an actor does to cry on cue (at least some actors) is think of a sad experience and use that to motivate the tears. I believe a singer can do the same. If someone who has never had a miscarriage is singing a song that alludes to that, i believe they can still deliver the emotion necessary by calling onto their own experiences of loss in life. Just because a singer hasn’t necessarily experienced something a song is about, doesn’t mean they aren’t still singing with genuine emotion.
I just want to say some other things relating to this video. So singers use vocals and add little bits to use in the words. They use vocal fry and whining (this was not mentioned in the video), which shows a sad type of emotion. Also, the higher the key the performer is singing in, the less emotion they show. This is mainly because the emotion can cause some trouble reaching the high notes that the performer is trying to reach. Like sadness, for example. When you cry, it’s harder to breathe than when you're not crying, because when you cry, it causes your throat to squeeze. The vocalist must keep their throat as wide as possible in order to produce the sound they are going for. If you read this all the way, thank you for your time.
I love the way this channel always incorporate Morissette in his videos. I believe Morissette has a lot to put and offer on the table. She was influenced by most of the legendary vocalists in this compilation as well. Kudos
Piece by Piece on Idol Farewell season by Kelly Clarkson would be perfect for this video. Great video btw😊 Edit: okay nvm haha just saw the clip in here, sorrrryyy lol
I will never understand how people like the person behind the channel called “Honest” can say that he never feels emotion with Demi’s music. She literally pours her heart into every song 😭❤️
I stopped listening to Honest because he could miss the mark so thoroughly with his opinions sometimes😅. Talking about the music in Princess and the Frog was bad, smh
Emoting? Céline! Both in her English Discography and especially in her French discography. Add her outstanding stage presence and you have the recipe for sold out performances.
I was fighting about timbre based and technique based main vocals(in kpop, that's pretty obvious) amd that person started mentioning Girl's day Minah and called her a powerful interpreter but a useless member technically. Then mentioned how much her voice is raspy and cracks a lot,also said her airyness was irritating (in songs where it's obvious to be more emotional and interpretative than a technical beast) and didn't allow me to point out that,then that person mentioned how "plain and flat" Sohyang's performances are despite being a technical goddess,so i said "no singer seems to be good enough for you,each singer independently of it's genre has certain intentions and personal focus on what they do for their performances,no singer should be perfect because that would be imposible and plain" Guess who blocked who first
Frankly I didn't know that you weren't that fluent in English until I saw your comment. Your English is really good for someone whose first language isn't English.
All of this is indeed emotive and feeling but “Soulful” is preserved for Black American singers of a certain genre ARETHA, Patti, Stevie and the music genre they sing
@@humbled92_Mister I disagree, I say its both actually. Its a cultural genre of music and a cultural style of emoting and singing unique to American Blacks.
@@jamaalshelton6793 Are you saying that white singers can't sing soulfull music? Because I don't think your skin color determines if someone can sing soulfull or not, that's kind of like inverse-racism or something, idk. For example, take Kelly Clarkson's last album, Meaning of Life. That's literally an entire album of soufull music...
However, Mariah Carey is biracial and JoJo grew up around black people that made her immerse in the culture. With that being said people like Celine Dion are beautiful singer but she does not imitate soul singing to me. She sounds like a broadway singer with more emotion. As for Kelly Clarkson. Her voice sounds well with anything in my opinion. I heard her sing pop, r&b, and country all with her same voice.
thank you so much! great video! I'm a singer still learning and this video helped me a lot as I'm studying more about the concept of emotional intelligence.
Being emotional and passionate are all subjective. There's no way of quantify it. I find fans of singers with poor vocal technique, try to use being emotive as a cope out.
Please keep making these videos. You are edifying the entire world and I'm so thankful you take the time to make them. Watching all the way from Kenya ♥
Video is great, details are immaculate! Anyway, correction for 4:54 it's not Somewhere Over the Rainbow, it was If Only You Knew, originally by Patti LaBelle. Mariah was covering a medley of that song and SOTR.
Great video! I'm noticing that these are mostly female singers. It's not a bad thing. It's like today some men/male singers aren't supposed to express or show different kinds of emotion while performing, which is crazy to me...
Hai when can u make a video of Queen Sohyang? 🌹🥰 Queen of Mixed Voice in The World Queen of Angelic Head Voice in Asia Queen of Healthy Technique in Asia Queen of Vocal Bible in Asia Queen of Gospel in Asia
What makes a singer a great emoter is their level of authenticity, IMO. When you hear Mary J. Blige sing and/or watch her perform, she is giving you 100% Mary. Not theatrics, no vocally showing off, not trying to put on a show, she's is giving you genuine Mary and you can feel whatever emotion she's expressing within that song. Same with singers like Patti Labelle, Whitney Houston, Pink, and a few others.
In my personal opinion, about the last point if someone thinks broadway preformers can't show emotion properly they probably haven't watched a musical. That is literally their job. I do get what you mean though they are more focused on tecnically better singing (because they have to sing SO MUCH and their tecnique is there to have them be able to do so) but I have watched many broadway preformers who do in fact put emotion and acting before singing, they scream or cry during their songs! I feel more emotions in broadway shows because I know the story of why the caracter feels how they feel and such. :)
@@darionalbertestrella6358 she got some emotions, yes. She got some soul in her but the term "soul singer" is for singers that are under the genre of soul music like Aretha Franklin, Sam Cooke, Gladys knight, etc.
When it comes to Broadway, it all honestly depends on their acting skill. Most Broadway singers are perfectly amazing, but their acting can come across as disingenuous if there's a disconnection between the lyrics and the emotions themselves. Singers like Natalie Weiss who's probably one of the most proficient singers at the moment, or Barbra Streisand who was one of the most prolific singers at her prime, do nothing to me. They're singers first, actors second, and their performances show that. Focusing too much on technique can easily impact the emotions that you're trying to portray. Natalie likes to be inside her head too much, and while she's almost unbelievable when it comes to singing, her acting/interpretation suffers due to it. There are exceptions, however, with Broadway singers such as Cynthia Erivo, Shoshana Bean or Jeremy Jordan. They can act and sing a phone book, and I'll be on the other side of the screen bawling my eyes out. These artists can create a perfect balance between acting and singing without sacrificing neither aspect, all the while offering a genuine experience through their entire performance. They select the emotion they want, evaluate the story, then use their vocal skills to deliver the message to the listeners. Most of the time, what gets me are the subtle gestures, the body movements, or the small vocal quirks that they use to express normal human-inflections for emphasis in their storytelling. All of that, to me, is what separate singers from SANGERS.
By Broadway, do you mean musicals?? There's more to the world of musicals thsh just America ha. A good actor will make you forget they're acting and to he honest, often pop singers are acting on stage too of they have an alter ego or they write a song about a fictional event
I wish Regine Velasquez was here. She is a great storyteller. Her performances of Sometime Somewhere (where she wears a yellow dress) and What Kind of Fool Am I (where she's wearing a red dress while sitting on the floor). Regine takes you on a journey with her in the song. She is one of the reasons why many singers here in the Philippines are so good on doing emotional singing e.g. Morissette.
As I observed, some Broadway singers are just acting, and sometimes it's annoying or funny when they try to sing a pop song, others MEAN it like Shoshana Bean or Cynthia Erivo. (It might be subjective but sometimes I feel like they are just doing hand gestures and pauses they learned in acting school, and others USE their real life experiences. People are very different, but I spent way too much time observing wether they are moved or not LOL)
Who says what musical actors sing is not Real???? I kinda feel offended by this statement that musical theatre actors are less authentic and real! The really good “actors” really feel it it’s the truth for them too or they couldn’t portrait a character very good... so I guess you never saw a very good performance or you wouldn’t have suggested that actors aren’t real!
Feel free to use subtitles, I’m working on my English!
TIME STAMPS
0:00 Introduction, what makes singer a great emoter?
0:40 Emotion is subjective
0:52 Three pillars of great emoting
1:09 Lyrical content, writing, subject matter, relatability
1:32 Vocal delivery
1:54 Christina Aguilera - I'm Ok
2:06 Morissette Amon - Stone Cold
2:33 Kelly Clarkson - Don't Speak
2:52 P!nk - Family Portrait
3:14 Christina Aguilera - I'm Ok
3:39 Beyonce - Cater2U
3:50 JoJo - Boy Without A Heart
4:04 Mariah Carey - Forever
4:15 Demi Lovato - Fix A Heart
4:22 Celine Dion - Calling You
4:30 Emotional vocals are not perfect vocals
4:45 Celine Dion
4:54 Mariah Carey - Somewhere Over The Rainbow
5:04 Christina Aguilera - I'm Ok
5:25 Is more always more?
5:47 "show-offy" singing; Rita Ora, Nicole Scherzinger, Louisa Johnson
6:26 Importance of stage presence
7:17 Christina Aguilera - Dirrty
7:24 JoJo - FAB
7:47 Celine freakin Dion!
8:32 Too much going on?
8:40 Never enough? Cimorelli, James Charles
8:58 It's okay to cry!
9:10 Mariah Carey - Petals
9:56 JoJo - Music.
10:28 Ariana Grande - thank u, next
10:45 Emotions vs Broadway?
Ain't nothing wrong with your English. We understand you
@@bryantwilliams7149 I still hope to 'keep getting better':) I don't want to make your ears bleed when I make these videos
thank you!
7:17 is Sick of Sittin'
@@aintnootherfan please add Sarah Geronimo' cover "Creep" on part 2. she's one of the most expressive singers I know
Thanks for adding Morisse Amon to this list, I subscribed because of her. Hope you feature more Filipino singers like Regine, KZ, and Sarah G cause they're so underrate and their talents deserve to be know.
When Demi performed anyone, my soul came out through my tear glands lmao
Yes like that's the first time I actually cried cause I felt every word
Soul!? Girl gon
I think Broadway can still be emotive. Just like screen acting, the artists channel emotions from their own experiences to better embody the story. However, Broadway singers do express emotion differently than both screen actors or traditional pop singers because their expressions need to be dramatic enough to be viewed from a stage. I think the disconnect between pop audiences and Broadway singers is more so the vocal style than facial expressions or mannerisms.
MaryahWatkinsArchives. I remember when you did a video about singers and emotion, is it still up? It was so informative
Singing IS acting. You don't need to have experienced what you sing about to be perceived as genuine.
I disagree, for writers, they are telling their stories through the music they sing such as Mariah Carey. She writes her songs based on what she goes through and how she feels at specific seasons of her life. Which many great writers do.
WHERES ARETHA FRANKLIN???? THE QUEEN OF SOUL
Says alot about the credibility of this video
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
Right-
There is no whitney houston either
@@whitneythevoice279 I know right. She was one of the most emotive singers out there.
I think i understood your point cause when Christina said "I need that to get me off, sweat until my clothes come off" damn I felt that
Yeah and it sounds believable coming from them
There is performance where Celine cries when singing All by Myself after her husband and brother passed away
I'm surprised Lara Fabian isn't here!also love Christina Aguilera, she is my favourite vocalist
Neither is Whitney or Aretha.
mariah is the QUEEN of deliberate vocal breaks to create emotion!!!
nahh
@@jay-raldestrella1201 yes
Celine Dion stage presence is 🔥🔥
Celine for me, she is probably one of the best when it comes to expressing emotions through singing.
Celine is amazing at emoting!
How on earth didnt't you include Whitney Houston?
I love when Mariah sings "Through The Rain" and "My Saving Grace". Because this songs are so emocional for her
Celine is a queen of emotion in singing
Have a look at Lara Fabian - Je Suis Malade. You will be immersed in her powerful character and stage presence. So much emotions from this performance!
I love how 2 singers in this video were singing Demi songs, shows who the real queen of emotion is
I think that a broadway singer should be able to move you for sure! They are literally telling a story. If an actor cant make you feel what they are trying to convey, they aren't an effective actor. When it comes to natalie, I dont personally feel that connection but someone else might and thats totally fine! I dont think she is quite as versed in acting though, she is more about the vocal perfection than the emotional delivery to me
Morissette's vocal breaks ughhh😍
don't apologise for your english! IT'S GREAT! You really sound a lot more comfortable than before. Keep it up ^^
Great video :)
Thank you! Always looking forward to your feedback!
wow Morisette is here,ty💖💖
9:40 I wish you added demi performing sober or anyone, but this was a great video, thank u!
I love how there are many ways you can pass emotions through music, but my favorite is intentional vocal break.
Raspy vocals too.
2:07 💕💕💕
6:50
Thank you for watching! Btw I’m getting used to Filmora😄
@@aintnootherfan YASSSS! Filmora is so good!
Mariah! Queen of vocalists! 💜
One of the best stage presence celine dion has them😭😍
How are you going to talk about soul singing if none of them are soul singers. Ledisi? Jasmine Sullivan? Toni Braxton? Anita Baker? Soul singing isn't just belting in the microphone. It is so much more than that.
Those singers definitely should be included!!!!
Thank you for including Morissette from the Philippines. I love you even more and I love Christina as much as you do!
Take care and stay healthy! God bless you and your family!
Morissette is the best story teller/vocalist/performer of them all, this girl knows how to deliver.
Jesy's voice in ballads can make you vry literally
The problem with Broadway singers is that they seldom allow themselves to be anything but flawless, and like Christina said there's beauty in the imperfections as well. But singing so flawlessly all the time doesn't allow for certain emotions to be conveyed, particularly sadness and pain.
Sondheim has entered the chat
Yeah but broadway singers are acting another characters. They have to sing within that character.
I think there is truth in what you say, but in the musicals I have watched I have seen some inperfections vocally that give more emotion. (Like screaming or crying during the verses) Lots of broadway performers put acting before singing.
The thing is that, in broadway (or in any form of Musical Theatre), there is this principle called "Clarity over Emotions". They need to be their role, and do proper emoting within that role, while keeping theirselves "very" technical. Every movement and every words need to be emphasized and animated. Everything needs to be clear so that each of the audiences, near or far from the stage, can understand. But you cannot say they aren't emoting well. Emotional singing is more than just whining, cracking, growling, whispering or slurring words and notes in a vocal performance. They can still provide technically "flawless" performance while adding "appropriate" texture to their voice to be able to show the emotions of a song.
There’s loads of broadway singers who are great emoters! Example, shosana bean. There’s a video out there explaining to a student that acting comes first then singing. When she sings “she used to be mine”. It’s amazing th-cam.com/video/KSx6U8jtOpk/w-d-xo.html And Jessie muller, the original actor for Jenna in waitress. th-cam.com/video/Erjdq6wwRuU/w-d-xo.html. And my favourite, the one that always makes me cry, from Hamilton. Phillipa soo does an fantastic job making the audience feel sadth-cam.com/video/ScfvM_DIuy4/w-d-xo.html
I wish you've added more Demi's performances, she is really open about her personal struggles and she shows so much vulnerability and truth. If you don't cry while watching her perform songs like sober, skyscraper or anyone, you have no soul. Even when she is singing songs about personal relationships like Stone Cold and Smoke and Mirrors she can move you. Also she can move you even when she is singing a song that is not hers, she really takes her covers to another level adding agressive vocals like when she did with Take Me to Church, Stay and Hello
One thing an actor does to cry on cue (at least some actors) is think of a sad experience and use that to motivate the tears. I believe a singer can do the same. If someone who has never had a miscarriage is singing a song that alludes to that, i believe they can still deliver the emotion necessary by calling onto their own experiences of loss in life. Just because a singer hasn’t necessarily experienced something a song is about, doesn’t mean they aren’t still singing with genuine emotion.
Christina Aguilera ♥️🔥♥️
Demi😍
I just want to say some other things relating to this video. So singers use vocals and add little bits to use in the words. They use vocal fry and whining (this was not mentioned in the video), which shows a sad type of emotion. Also, the higher the key the performer is singing in, the less emotion they show. This is mainly because the emotion can cause some trouble reaching the high notes that the performer is trying to reach. Like sadness, for example. When you cry, it’s harder to breathe than when you're not crying, because when you cry, it causes your throat to squeeze. The vocalist must keep their throat as wide as possible in order to produce the sound they are going for. If you read this all the way, thank you for your time.
About the crying, I remember Avril cried singing "Tomorrow" in a tour few hours when she learned her grandpa passed away..
I love the way this channel always incorporate Morissette in his videos. I believe Morissette has a lot to put and offer on the table. She was influenced by most of the legendary vocalists in this compilation as well. Kudos
Piece by Piece on Idol Farewell season by Kelly Clarkson would be perfect for this video. Great video btw😊
Edit: okay nvm haha just saw the clip in here, sorrrryyy lol
Christina is the Queen of Emotion!!! period
I will never understand how people like the person behind the channel called “Honest” can say that he never feels emotion with Demi’s music. She literally pours her heart into every song 😭❤️
I stopped listening to Honest because he could miss the mark so thoroughly with his opinions sometimes😅. Talking about the music in Princess and the Frog was bad, smh
Thank you I never understood that part
Shows how emotions are subjective as this video showed....
Emoting? Céline!
Both in her English Discography and especially in her French discography.
Add her outstanding stage presence and you have the recipe for sold out performances.
I was fighting about timbre based and technique based main vocals(in kpop, that's pretty obvious) amd that person started mentioning Girl's day Minah and called her a powerful interpreter but a useless member technically.
Then mentioned how much her voice is raspy and cracks a lot,also said her airyness was irritating (in songs where it's obvious to be more emotional and interpretative than a technical beast) and didn't allow me to point out that,then that person mentioned how "plain and flat" Sohyang's performances are despite being a technical goddess,so i said "no singer seems to be good enough for you,each singer independently of it's genre has certain intentions and personal focus on what they do for their performances,no singer should be perfect because that would be imposible and plain"
Guess who blocked who first
Frankly I didn't know that you weren't that fluent in English until I saw your comment. Your English is really good for someone whose first language isn't English.
Thank you so much! It means a lot to me
All of this is indeed emotive and feeling but “Soulful” is preserved for Black American singers of a certain genre ARETHA, Patti, Stevie and the music genre they sing
Preserved but not reserved for only Black Americans.
@@humbled92_Mister I disagree, I say its both actually. Its a cultural genre of music and a cultural style of emoting and singing unique to American Blacks.
@@jamaalshelton6793 Are you saying that white singers can't sing soulfull music? Because I don't think your skin color determines if someone can sing soulfull or not, that's kind of like inverse-racism or something, idk. For example, take Kelly Clarkson's last album, Meaning of Life. That's literally an entire album of soufull music...
However, Mariah Carey is biracial and JoJo grew up around black people that made her immerse in the culture. With that being said people like Celine Dion are beautiful singer but she does not imitate soul singing to me. She sounds like a broadway singer with more emotion. As for Kelly Clarkson. Her voice sounds well with anything in my opinion. I heard her sing pop, r&b, and country all with her same voice.
You're conflating soul music (which is a distinct genre) with soulful/emotive singing
thank you so much! great video! I'm a singer still learning and this video helped me a lot as I'm studying more about the concept of emotional intelligence.
THAT family portrait performance is one of my faves ever
You're English is great. You don't owe anyone an apology. :) love your videos!
I like how you put a clip of Jessie J at the oversining section lol
LOVE mariah!!! 💖💖
Lara Fabian??? That woman makes me cry every single time she sings a sad, heartbreaking song
That Cimorelli and James Charles videos though, they were all over acting the song it just ruined it
Yeah it felt like they were just having a vocal match
Well what do you want them to do? Stand in front of the camera and stare at it while singing?
I'm wheezing the entire 17-ish seconds lol
Being emotional and passionate are all subjective. There's no way of quantify it. I find fans of singers with poor vocal technique, try to use being emotive as a cope out.
This is very informative. Thank you 💓
Please keep making these videos. You are edifying the entire world and I'm so thankful you take the time to make them. Watching all the way from Kenya ♥
Thank you for that lovely comment!
This is a nice video!
Thank you! Getting used to a new software:)
Where is?
Toni Braxton, Anita Baker, Aretha Franklin, Adele, Gladys Knight.
These people define soul singing!
Xtina is whole package 🔥
Great content and I agree with all your points!
if you think broadway singers can’t show emotion that well, you’ve probably never heard of cynthia erivo
Or shoshana bean
@@andresn695 jeremy jordan
Ben platt
@Anne Day I bet they only heard the cast recording. Obv, that isn't gonna be as emotive as the live.
Keala Settle, Lindsay Pearce, and most actually good ones in general
Video is great, details are immaculate! Anyway, correction for 4:54 it's not Somewhere Over the Rainbow, it was If Only You Knew, originally by Patti LaBelle. Mariah was covering a medley of that song and SOTR.
You’re totally right! Thank you
Morrissette ❤️❤️❤️
I fell bad for ariana
Mariah love tooo
Mariah is the queen of emotions in songs
The rasp is the most important thing to me
The most emotional presentations are:
All tributes from YOLANDA ADAMS!
And when Jennifer Holliday sings "And I am telling you"
Good video with great points but where was Whitney⁉️ She has emotive phrasing down to a "T"!
Great video! Also your English is really good for a non-native speaker!
Thank you!
@@aintnootherfan you are welcome!
8:42 lol what the hell hahahahahaha I literally bursted laughing out loud!
Whats funny?
@@jonathan_8100 the girl acting like all dramatic when the singing line is very calmed and simple.
Great video! I'm noticing that these are mostly female singers. It's not a bad thing. It's like today some men/male singers aren't supposed to express or show different kinds of emotion while performing, which is crazy to me...
Nowadays male singers are generally kept up to a lower standard than female singers
Petals 😢 good video
i want JESY NELSON be here from LITTLE MIX💓 soullll
Who the f*** is Jessy Nelson, oh she's the snowflake from little mix, sad cow
Morissette amon ❣️
I love these videos, I mean, your voice 🥵🤤
Edit : but why never a Sohyang clip ))) ::
Btw you can't include everyone I understand
I'll try to include her more:) thank you!
damn the ones where they cried made me cry too
Hai when can u make a video of Queen Sohyang? 🌹🥰
Queen of Mixed Voice in The World
Queen of Angelic Head Voice in Asia
Queen of Healthy Technique in Asia
Queen of Vocal Bible in Asia
Queen of Gospel in Asia
ima a figher but i had full body goosebump at 2:54
I loved the videos, but how could you make a video on singing with emotion without Lara Fabian or Adele?
What makes a singer a great emoter is their level of authenticity, IMO. When you hear Mary J. Blige sing and/or watch her perform, she is giving you 100% Mary. Not theatrics, no vocally showing off, not trying to put on a show, she's is giving you genuine Mary and you can feel whatever emotion she's expressing within that song. Same with singers like Patti Labelle, Whitney Houston, Pink, and a few others.
Good luck with your exams!!!
In my personal opinion, about the last point if someone thinks broadway preformers can't show emotion properly they probably haven't watched a musical. That is literally their job. I do get what you mean though they are more focused on tecnically better singing (because they have to sing SO MUCH and their tecnique is there to have them be able to do so) but I have watched many broadway preformers who do in fact put emotion and acting before singing, they scream or cry during their songs! I feel more emotions in broadway shows because I know the story of why the caracter feels how they feel and such. :)
It’s so funny that u made a video about soul without any gospel/soul singers as examples. HAHAHAHAHAHA whitney who?? aretha who??? jhud who??????????
How can you talk about emotion without mentioning whitney or Aretha x
Morissette is a soul singer. ❤
She's not
@@shtfubxxx4813 she is. I love her. ❤
@@darionalbertestrella6358 I love her too but she's a pop singer not soul 😂
I've seen her soulful performances, she is a soul singer. Anyways, it's my opinion. ❤
@@darionalbertestrella6358 she got some emotions, yes. She got some soul in her but the term "soul singer" is for singers that are under the genre of soul music like Aretha Franklin, Sam Cooke, Gladys knight, etc.
Great chanel name lol
No Whitney, and no Aretha Franklin???
Where is Sia? ;-;
When it comes to Broadway, it all honestly depends on their acting skill. Most Broadway singers are perfectly amazing, but their acting can come across as disingenuous if there's a disconnection between the lyrics and the emotions themselves. Singers like Natalie Weiss who's probably one of the most proficient singers at the moment, or Barbra Streisand who was one of the most prolific singers at her prime, do nothing to me. They're singers first, actors second, and their performances show that. Focusing too much on technique can easily impact the emotions that you're trying to portray. Natalie likes to be inside her head too much, and while she's almost unbelievable when it comes to singing, her acting/interpretation suffers due to it.
There are exceptions, however, with Broadway singers such as Cynthia Erivo, Shoshana Bean or Jeremy Jordan. They can act and sing a phone book, and I'll be on the other side of the screen bawling my eyes out. These artists can create a perfect balance between acting and singing without sacrificing neither aspect, all the while offering a genuine experience through their entire performance. They select the emotion they want, evaluate the story, then use their vocal skills to deliver the message to the listeners. Most of the time, what gets me are the subtle gestures, the body movements, or the small vocal quirks that they use to express normal human-inflections for emphasis in their storytelling. All of that, to me, is what separate singers from SANGERS.
Who is that woman at the end?
Leandria Johnson and Ann Wilson comes to mind
One of the few videos that showcases Kelly Clarkson
That was embarrassing to say the least.
By Broadway, do you mean musicals?? There's more to the world of musicals thsh just America ha. A good actor will make you forget they're acting and to he honest, often pop singers are acting on stage too of they have an alter ego or they write a song about a fictional event
I wish Regine Velasquez was here. She is a great storyteller. Her performances of Sometime Somewhere (where she wears a yellow dress) and What Kind of Fool Am I (where she's wearing a red dress while sitting on the floor). Regine takes you on a journey with her in the song. She is one of the reasons why many singers here in the Philippines are so good on doing emotional singing e.g. Morissette.
As I observed, some Broadway singers are just acting, and sometimes it's annoying or funny when they try to sing a pop song, others MEAN it like Shoshana Bean or Cynthia Erivo.
(It might be subjective but sometimes I feel like they are just doing hand gestures and pauses they learned in acting school, and others USE their real life experiences. People are very different, but I spent way too much time observing wether they are moved or not LOL)
Who says what musical actors sing is not Real???? I kinda feel offended by this statement that musical theatre actors are less authentic and real! The really good “actors” really feel it it’s the truth for them too or they couldn’t portrait a character very good... so I guess you never saw a very good performance or you wouldn’t have suggested that actors aren’t real!
No Lara Fabian or Whitney Houston?
your english is not that bad dude. nice video!
Mariah omg
Christina Aguilera the best. She makes me feel
Where is whitneyyyyyyyy
How about Adele. Not the best vocals but definitely has a lot of emotion.