Voice Teacher Reacts to Dimash The Love of Tired Swans
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- Voice Teacher Dr. Marc Reynolds Reacts to Dimash Love of Tired Swans at the Kremlin
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The pianist is a composer of this song Ihor Krutoi. ))) He composed this song for Lara Fabian. When he saw Dimash singing Sinful Passion in Sochi he was so amazed that invited Dimash in Moscow and gave him this song.
Thank you for this very impirtsnt and insightfull back story...👍
Actually, the words were written by Mikhail Gutseriev, a Russian oil billionaire (net worth is ~USD 10Bln).
Igor was the first to stand applause to Dimash
@@hellvearns7270 NO
@@MySkaarj oww..my mistaken
Марк спасибо за отличную реакцию. Один преподаватель вокала как то выразился..."Теоретически понятны все шаги вокала Димаша....НО... как это он делает? Разрушил все барьеры, смешал все стили....практически это сделал только Димаш, лучший в мире"
Спасибо большое gulzhan!!!
Dimash was...as always...incredible! Like you...I was distracted by the swans constantly moving in the background! They weren’t necessary! Perhaps a “still” photo of one or two swans...although, for myself I don’t think anything else was needed to inhance the performance! Dimash is such a “total package”...absolutely nothing but himself and his magnificent talents are needed!❤️🇰🇿🎶🥰🎼😍😎
A couple of additional notes about his hands and movements -- if you notice (in most of his performances), his top line of knuckle placements almost always aligns with the top of the microphone. Since he is also a master of his volume and attack control, that not only allows him to smoothly adjust the distance and range for the mic, it also allows him to angle it as needed (especially as the performance builds).
One thing the grip also does is it allows him to brace himself [sort of like we would normally do if told to prepare and brace ourself power wise to either hold our spot or to get ready for a strong push forward].
A couple of interesting things about the hand switching [in addition to the release of the strain on the hands as you pointed out] is that he has almost ambidextrous fluidity, regardless of which hand he uses (whereas most singers tend to handle the mic mainly with their predominant hand). That also allows for a number of other less obvious benefits...
For one thing, when a singer keeps a mic almost entirely in their favored hand, it also means that hand partially blocks a lot of the performance from full view of the audience on that side of the audience. If you watch Dimash, across many of his performances, he sings and performs back and forth to the full audience seating -- whereas a lot of singers tend to physically turn their body to sing just to one side or the other. Since he switches hands and can twist or lean so easily (again, helped a lot by his stance as you pointed out), it helps him to keep the full audience width entranced and locked in to his performance.
The other benefit of his ambidextrous mic control is that it allows his whole body to not only swing (building power as needed, including stretching to release any additional air that might be constricted), it also lets him cover a wider movement area across a stage without having to physically turn or move. i.e. rather than just a singer standing in one locked narrowed performance stance, it makes his performance and presence look even bigger. Additionally, by being able to move in place, he has less strain or tightness building on just one side of his body.
Another interesting point about his hand usage is that he regularly 'conducts' his own voice. This helps him visualize not only the notes or progressions he's feeling and wants to convey -- for the audience members, it also gives them a wonderful visual, following his hands as if they're guiding and controlling the sounds -- creating a subliminal or dreamy virtual illusion of both seeing and hearing the notes.
As he is also a master composer, you can see it really is as if he is a Conductor guiding his vocal musical instrument. His hand and body movements can also help draw in or surround the audience as the movements swirl to wrap them in even closer. It becomes almost hypnotic and entrancing (which is probably why it's so common for viewers to almost forget to breath themselves as they watch so mesmerized).
You can almost think of Dimash using his hands an movements the same way a snake charmer can guide a serpent's gaze and following.
Even his slow soft hand movements closer to his head brings the audience closer in conveying a loss or sadness. He feels and 'acts' the emotions -- without trying to "Act Out" the emotions. He creates his own world as he sings, and brings us in there with him.
@Bill Tarling -My goodness! You should be required to comment on every Dimash reaction video. Those are excellent observations and analyses. Saved to my Dimash file, thank you.
Yes, Dimash is a charmer. ❤ excellent comment.
@ Bill Tarling: thank you for such detailed description of your observation! Yes, I did notice how Dimash sort of hangs high notes on an invisible rope while singing S.O.S. in China, in competition "Singer". I have seen such an illusion of music in 3D in live performance of a great Russian pianist Grigory Sokolov. His hand were obviously busy, while he excavated that Stravinsky's music out of his great piano. But the illusion was there, yes.
Bill ! Holy Cow 😮 that is all I gotta say to u .. You can be of benefit to Dimash's team some how ✌️&💖
Amazing Bill! I hope you don't mind me sharing it on DKIFC.
For me, it's the journey. I do not speak most of the languages he sings and yet, his interpretations take me on an emotional journey. There is no one like Dimash!
Thank you for the recommendations to add subtitles. I will try to get them up on my other videos, especially for Dimash ones as soon as possible th-cam.com/video/0RpjCi3zL08/w-d-xo.html . If there are subtitles that you are missing and wish where there let me know. I chose mostly on where I was seeing subscribes come from. Im in the middle of an opera production so it might not get up and working until after next week but I will do my best. More Dimash videos on their way next week! Stay tuned!
Waiting for subtitles
@@Кунанбай-е5ь Олар бұл бейне үшін жасалады. Рақмет сізге!
@@DrMarcReynolds 👍
Уважаемые наши переводчики! У нас появился новый реакционер, педагог по вокалу, явно восхищающийся, профессиональным исполнением Димаша! Пожалуйста, сделайте перевод!
включили субтитры русские,но только до 6й минуты((
Как так??? 6 минут, а дальше?…🙈😕
@@trafficlights8087 а дальше английские((непонятно,я же не первый раз субтитры перевожу на русский((
@@jennycrossstitch3927 , спасибо🙋🌷, что ответили.
Блин как жалко 😩 так хочется послушать именно этого учителя , видно что он интересные вещи говорит ! жаль
The pianist wrote the song Tired Swans and was honoured and played at this performance. He may not have wanted to detract from Dimash. He also wrote Sinfull Passion. He did not play in that performance, however he gave Dimash a standing ovation. He was the gentleman dressed in white, in front row,. After he heard Dimash’s voice, he asked if Dimash would perform his songs. I understand this gentleman is held in very high regard.
Lizanne Didyk : Krutoy did not write Sinful Passion. That was was written by the group StudioA that played in the video of Sinful Passion. Krutoy was in the audience ...
Ihor Krutoi did write The Love of Tired Swams but he didn't composed Sinful Passion. Batyrkhan Shukenov from A Studio did it.
Of course you are both right - my apologies. I recall hearing the original Sinful Passion on the album when Dimash’s video first came out and I preferred Dimash version. When I saw Mr. Krutoy in the audience standing up and looking so proud of Dimash, I completely forgot about Studio A and gave him the credit.
@@lizannedidyk7627 Krutoy wrote "Love is like a Dream". And yes, you are right, he is held in Russia in very high regard
I also love Igor Krutoy , such gentle man
Bravo Dimash
He was looking as he was proud of Dimash's singing.......
Супер Супер Супер! Димаш👏👏👏👍👍👍
😘😘😘😘😘😘😘👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Dimash
Супер. Димаш певец мира и добра.
They panned so much to Krutoy because he is FAMOUS in Russia, and I think it was to show that someone as famous as Krutoy was actually accompanying Dimash is a sign of great favor and showing that Dimash is his new Muse/protégé. Russians don't show much emotions especially not at such an official occasion in the Kremlin Palace with generals and such in the audience...Thank you for your analysis! Loved it!!
At his concert he sang three song from igor.Dimash is Muse of dears too
@@bibinana9478 Krutoy also played piano too for those songs...!
I just have a couple of things to add to this comment. First, Igor is the writer and composer of this song. The admiration was for each one for the other. They teamed up and I honestly believe they make a perfect pair. I have heard there will be more from this duo. And I have already heard a couple of new ones from the Moscow performance. Dimash will also be performing with Igor at the Barkley Center in Brooklyn NY in October. And as in the other comment. Russians are not known for showing a lot of emotion but I have seen other videos where he and Dimash are performing together and what I do see on Igor's face is pride for Dimash.
After watching the video back as I was editing I noticed a lot of subtle emotional responses in Krutoy's face. I think you observation about being more reserved with showing emotions in this setting makes a lot of sense. My initial reaction was more about the visual contrast of seeing their physical expression back to back being visually jarring. But with your insight in place Krutoy's reactions are actually very touching to see in some moments here. It's just much more subtle. I definitely do no mean any disrespect. Even if he wasn't famous - anyone on stage deserves respect for giving an audience the gift of their music and of themselves.
It is a sign of great and genuine respect for the singer, not favor. Come on!
I´m never getting tired of hearing Dimash. He builds up a song, puts emotions in it and the "little things" he does in between, or at the end, are great!
By the way, the pianist is also the composer of this song and I think he´s very satisfied.
Love it! So maybe rather than disinterested he is just taking it all in and enjoying it. He listening and internalizing maybe. Being a composer who is performing the piece while not being the center attraction would be a tricky positions to be in for a live performance.
@@DrMarcReynolds Yes, it is a bit strange.But he´s Russian, they do not show much emotions.
@@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl Russians behave naturally. All the emotions inside! They come out with a song. Dimash in life is very modest and without strong emotions. Russians release their emotions when it is really necessary, and not in public, you just need to be Russian or live in Russia to understand it. Russian the character is calm, all emotions flow over the edge in songs and dances, Russian folk dances - the most incendiary.
▶I looove his lean 6'3" "lean-back"!! I noticed the "hand' thing, too, it's how he releases his tensions cuz he seldom tenses his jawline/neck..He's so calm, espec. being so young, looks a 19 yr old Kpop star, but is now 24
▶He's fierce/plays "characters" on-stage, but quiet/reserved/serious about his music off-stage, w/a quiet sense of fun..He was offered opera positions,, but loves many genres..Has 2 degrees: 1 in Classical music, 1 in Contemporary music/voice (got that while in "The Singer"), going for his Masters in Composition (how, when, where, who has time)??
▶The pianist was the composer Igor Krutoi, who contacted Dimash after hearing him sing this, in awe
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I believe this "hand thing" is an expression of his unconditional will to sing and perform perfectly. An expression of stress that he should not have. But he is a nerd about improving his singing skills and he works very hard on it.
Well said. Honestly, if the performance was absolutely perfect in every way possible I don't think it would feel human - I don't think it would be as captivating to watch. For perfectionists like Dimash seems to be it is really hard to let get rid of tension in all its forms. But like I said in the video - there are much worse places to carry tension than the hands- it is admittedly nit picky.
@@DrMarcReynolds Right. It would make us uncomfortable to see and hear the total perfection.The Mona Lisa is not perfect, but that's exactly why she captivates us.People, including me, love him anyway.
The most nervous I've seen Dimash was just before his first appearance on Singer to sing SOS. His face (0:22 onwards and especially at 0:44~0:46) was what I remembered the most but OMG look at that first at 0:39 th-cam.com/video/1X99-W4cX1I/w-d-xo.html
@@DrMarcReynolds First of all. Thanks for your analysis. The best I've ever seen, and very educational. Also a perfect setup.
What I was trying to say was, Dimash says he is always nervous before a performance and I can imagine that he was specially tensed at this one since it was a very formal occasion with high-ranking Officers.
I would appreciate if you could do a analysis of Daybreak (from the Bastau concert). It has many different elements to look into.
@@DrMarcReynolds you are right ...i see dimash tension on his hand,,,very clear...th-cam.com/video/Wc8LaReIaOk/w-d-xo.html
All of the passion and emotion that he puts into his singing. That makes me forget everything in my life
Спасибо большое за комментарии!!! В Мире всё больше специалисты музыки по вокалу стали обращать на феномен Димаш Кудайберген!!!
I think, other than his amazing range, the fact that he can change over and octave instantly with no apparent effort... his lovely hand gestures. He is so graceful and elegant. He's 6'3" and painfully slender, and could easily come across as gawky but manages a maturity and grace beyond his years. He is, to me, such a gift to the world of music. I agree about those tired swans. Such a distraction. I know the pianist is the composer, and probably is tired of his own swan song, but he should have shown more engagement or asked them to leave him off camera and let the song and performer carry the audience. Dimash is all that is needed. When he performs he owns the stage, and rightly so. Best instructive reaction ever. Glad I found you.
What makes me lose my grasp on what is happening around me, is how angelic his voice is, how much emotion he puts into the song he sings, and how much you can tell he cares about his fans. Oh yeah, and how much he thanks the band he played with. I can't think of anything that hurts the performance, but what helps it so much, is how the band look at him with Gobsmacked eyes as to what he is doing.
Супер !👍
OMW do you not know who the pianist is??? It is Igor Krutoy, a globally renowned Russian composers who also composed this song for Lara Fabian. It's in the Kremlin, he's working with Dimash, it was a huge celebration of the military. Of course they will show him. That's just the way he looks. Be sure he was into every moment.
Dimash knows exactly what he is doing. If his head moves forward its for a purpose. These hands shaping is the emotional expression.
Igor krutoy and Dimash won an award for best song of the year. They are very close friends and Igor played piano at Dimash's concert in Moscow on March 22nd. Dimash is the best singer in the world and I don't see him holding the microphone too tight, he knows exactly what he is doing. He sings in numerous languages and also plays numerous instruments. He even taught himself to play the drums,no lessons and he is good. There isn't anything he not Awesome at. Also writes songs first one at the age of 19.
Dimash es MAGNÍFICO !!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I have started to think that he has some hypotic skills too... no matter how many times i have watched his clips, I am drawn in his voice and facial expressions , and hand movements, again and again and again....
Certainly gets me heart going like no other...
@@rei_cirith cant wait for the record of thst last concert
That may be true, I can't listen to Late Autumn without tearing up at the end every time, even when I'm just casually listening, not really engaged... Sounds like hypnosis...
@@surgeeo1406 yep...dont know why and how, but cant stop listening him... 1,5 year...😩😩😩😩
Dimash is spectacular amazing.The best singer, in the whole wide world.his music is the universal language.🎶🎶❤️❤️👏👏💐💐💐💐🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩Thank you so much for your reaction👏👏👏👏👏
Dear Dr. Marc Reynolds, when I listen to Dimash, I don't see everything, I only enjoy his heavenly voice, beautiful hand movements, passion...! Even when there are dancers next to him I don't see them...
Sorry, but you are professional and too analytical, we as ordinary listeners don't give attention to the details you have mentioned.
All we see is a beautiful young man with extraordinary voice that heals thousands of souls!
lso, it is great that camera pointed at Composer Igor Krutoi, we could see his expressions from D's singing, he was fully captivated.
the pianist is the composer of this song and he is very famous in russia
Dear Marc, this pianist is the author of the melody of this song. He is a famous composer in Russia and he is going to compose for Dimash. Thanks for your reaction.
What's more interesting with your reactions is that you react in everything about Dimash, his voice and his body language. Dimash is so amazing and brings me chills and goosebumps. I am really stunned that at very young age, he's this good...not just good but the best I believe. Thank you for your insights and I hope you will react more in Dimash. Can't get enough of him. Craving for more.
I find him totally mesmerizing. I listen to him like no other artist I have ever heard.
Dr. admiro sus comentarios e independientemente del indiscutible talento de Dimash, su forma de interpretar y transmitir sentimientos más allá de la barrera del idioma es lo más maravilloso, transporta a otro mundo, su manejo escénico, su sencillez, pasión y suavidad enamora
Your explanation gives me a better appreciation to all the work Dimash puts into his performance. So much technique.
hello sir.please react Dimash "MADEMOISELLE HYDE" thank you.
PLEASE MORE REACTION OF DIMASH FROM YOU I LOVE YOUR COMMENT
the thing about Di's performances is that they always pull you in, I don't know what it is about him, but it's like finding yourself ina different world, it's probably combination of his angelic voice, stage presence and artistic charisma, and general personality, you just can't help listening, I also love his hand gestures, so elegant :D
Brilliant reaction. Thank you Dr. Personally I like the tension on his hands. As a listener it gives me the feeling that he is very passionate with his songs and shows his excitement which reminds me that he is a human :)
The pianist is the composer of the song, he is a famous composer especially in Russia. A few months before this he was in the audience during Dimash's performance in Sochi shortly after they performed this song (he originally wrote it for Lara Fabian) together first at the National TV introducing Dimash to the wide Russian audience a then in the Kremlin which you just saw. So there is a reason they were showing him as much as they did.
Hi something hypnotic happens to me , even not knowing most of the languages he sings , his voice draws me , a bonus when I'am able to see him perform , ie: MV's and shows and an extra plus when there are english subtitles. Thank you.
But...Igor Krutoi !!!! He is a legendary Russian master composer. I believe that Russia has opened its doors to Dimash because of Krutoi's patronage - Russia is a closely guarded and extremely competitive market, near impossible to penetrate. That is the reason why most artists looking to break into the Asian market flock towards friendlier (more accepting of external influences) China instead. Krutoi deserves every second of footage...Thanks for the reaction. Very interesting.
Great performance analysis!!! 👍👍👍
ah... they focus on the pianist, Igor Krutoi, because he created this song in 2014 for Lara Fabian, and because he's the composer of that song, he was the one who asked Dimash to sing his song, in fact that song is Igor Krutoi feat. Dimash, and that's why they focus so much on him... hehe 🙂✌
Спасибо вам за реакцию и анализ!!! Thank you!!! Пожалуйста сделайте реакцию на песню которую исполнил Димаш " Мадемуазель Хайд" !!! Пожалуйстааааааааааа!!!
I personally dont mind u commenting abit during the performance 👍👍👍
THANX for ur Reaction! and MORE DIMASH PLS!!!
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maybe Diva Dance from Bastau, Adagio and Late Autumn is really beautiful 💖 💖 💖
Hi there. This performance is just sublime, His low notes are just beautiful to listen to.
ps - the pianist is Victor Krutoy who is famous in Russia - he loves Dimashx
Not Viktor, his name is Igor Krutoy
@@lydias2838 and he is the composer of Love of tired swans :)
@@mimid.9965 yes :-)
sorry yes - Igor!
@@jab1persianprincess923 :-)
As mentioned by others the pianist was Igor Krutoy. He was escorting Dimash to a few places in Russia to get him known. Mr. Krutoy is an incredible composer--I can't think what title he has, but he is revered in Russia as a proven artist. But Mr. Krutoy would probably agree--he would not have wanted the attention on himself but on Dimash. After Dimash was finished singing, he tried to give honor to Mr. Krutoy, but Mr. Krutoy didn't want it. So that was a camera person's choice, I guess, because of WHO was at the piano. I had noticed the tension in his hand on several occasions, sometimes tense enough that I thought it must be aching a bit. I really enjoyed your analysis. Thank you.
🤣🤣🤣 Your face says you were bursting to say something during that performance! I really like your new format though, you talk about his whole performance and not just his voice. ♡♡♡
This song and this performance is truly one of my favorites by Dimash. To me, Dimash is not just about hitting those high notes, he's rounded and so versatile. His voice draws me in and his body language keeps me with him. Together, it puts me in a trance and I can never look away. He's so inviting and hypnotic, and on top of that, he's very handsome. The expressions on his face convey so much emotions that sometimes I literally forget to breath...
Thank you for such a wonderful detailed reaction! I'm looking foward to more!
This was my favourite also, before I heard Mademoiselle Hyde! I just love that song! To hear it live in Moscow was amazing!
@@tinaaikaa77Yes, same here! I'm quite obsessed with Madamoiselle Hyde now too! I have it playing a few hours a day, I can't get enough of it. His voice is just so perfect...
What's always drawing me in is the movement of his hands. It's like they have a life of their own, they tell a whole story, they paint, they point all the highlights in the song. I've seen Dimash in backstage videos or interviews...his hands are always moving, he's tapping, he gesticulates a lot. He uses his hands to express himself while speaking and singing. So for me his hands are the "drawing in" part. They could be the "distract" part if they wouldn't be so on point with the music. As for Igor Krutoy, first time I saw him, I thought the same...that he looks so unimpressed by Dimash...but then I learned that he is like a volcano....hard, cool, still from outside but hot and burning inside....and he is very, very impressed by Dimash's voice and vocal abilities...only that you won't see this on his face.
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NUMBER ONE!!!!
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Wow i kinda like this format, you diged through the other side of Dimash performance that no vocal coach has came into. Btw Dimash on a live show in Russia now, go to monica w chanel if you want to see him 😉
It so funny...I was watchin his live stream from concert in moscow when he sang this song when I gotvyour notification
Do great job! Good start. Dimash is a killer Virtuoso! Love from Greece 🇬🇷
Thanks for the professional assessment. You accurately and vaguely appreciated! Dimash singer number 1 of the whole universe!!!💪💪💪👑👑👑🌏💞Dimash!
Great reaction and great voice.........
Dimash is absolutely amazing. He's only 25 and is being labeled as the "greatest singer in the world". He obviously loves performing but I can't even begin to imagine the kind of stress that label must inflict. Between the need and/or desire to continuously outdo his previous performances and the negative aspects of celebrity(fans, paparazzi, lack of privacy, etc) it's not the least bit surprising that he is carrying around some stress. He's also extremely critical of his performances which doesn't help.
спасибо большое! но композитор за роялем преображён относительно самого себя. он настолько впечатлен Димашем, что старается скрывать это!! когда знаешь пред историю делается все понятно!! спасибо большое. очень нравятся ваши реакции.
thanks a lot! but the composer at the piano is transformed relative to himself. he is so impressed with Dimash that he tries to hide it !! when you know the story before everything becomes clear !! thanks a lot. Really like your reactions.!
Thank you so much, love your reactions and explanations! And I love this song... it draws me in completely, thanks to Dimash's voice, passion and presence! Pure artistry!
Great reaction! I feel like I learned some things. Things that draw me into his performance: the dynamics of his voice seem to change so rapidly that I feel my attention constantly stimulated. Like someone is telling a story with a lot of clever plot twists; his physical expressions (especially his hands) seem to really mirror where his voice is going; how he takes his time building the song is something I rarely see other singers do, it really gives a sense of anticipation.
Things that took me out of performance: I agree a bit on the pianist who is the composer of the song, but it didn't affect the song much. I actually think he was very engaged in the performance though because his face is always like that even though he seems very impressed with Dimash.
I don't know if I buy the hand thing. I think it's difficult to tell if his hand is actually that tense. He's a skinny guy and if he closes his hand, his knuckles are going to show like that. If he really carried that much tension in his hand, I'd think it be difficult for him to smoothly pass the mic off so much.
I don't really have an opinion about the format. This was nice but if you go back to stopping during the performance, maybe just try to let him finish a full phrase before stopping so that it doesn't ruin the flow as much and hinder your comprehension of the performance as a whole. I hope you do more reactions for Dimash, your opinion is very interesting and detailed. Thank you!
And here I thought he was amazingly relaxed for singing at the Kremlin for the first time. The panning WAS taking off Dimash but he was Igor Krutoy, the composer of the song. I feel he was proud as punch of Dimash and scanning the audience for their reactions. Russians really keep in their emotions in so well that I have to look harder (the eyes) to see how they are really feeling.
Wow. What a great professional reaction
The man at the piano is the composer of the song. He wrote it for Lara Fabian, a french singer. He asked Dimash to perform it at the Kremlin. Also the background video of the swans was to make a connection between song and picture. The name of the song is The Love of Tired Swans
Interesting thoughts. I always enjoy them. I will say his hands can occasionally show some tension. He is though 6’3 and 60 kilos so very thin. I have very long narrow fingers and my bone structure is easily seen under them. If I hold something I don’t want to lose it looks like I am holding it hugely tight. I think some of it is how slender his hands are. 😊
Maestro Krutov. Asked Dimash to sing his song. I can see the expressiveness in his eyes. At times he ahas almost the doting uncle warmth in his eyes. I think it goes to the nature and culture. Dimash will be singing in Maestro Krutovs NY show with artist like Andrea Bocelli and Lara Fabian. He is more widely known than Dimash in Russia in a sense. So with him playing the piano it would be very odd for them not to put him on camera.
Very usefull analysis, thank you, Marc. I like your style.
By coincidence, Dimash gives a big concert (i think, there will be 2-days show) in the Kremlin again in these minutes ))
@@Random_qubit th-cam.com/video/8gqKqU12xJ4/w-d-xo.html some fan video from Moscow show..there are some other ones
Never noticed the "hand thing" he does. That being said, it is kind of impressive. I tried to put a lot of tension in one of my hand and being graceful with the other. Not the easiest thing to do for sure lol
He is always amazing!!!! Bravo Dimash!!!!
I am always hypnotic by his movements and his beautiful voice.
Beautiful, perfection !
Please react to his version of the diva dance from his bastau concert ☺️
Excellent analysis of the performance of Dimash in Russia ........ although I have seen his performances many times ... I have not noticed that tension in his hands when handling the microphone ..
Dimash's performance totally absorbs me ... he is incredible and most importantly ... he connects completely with us ... his audience ..
Dr. Marc - very professional and great analysis.
So many jokers online doing "reactions" - great to have a true professional.
love the background Dr Reynolds! - i really like your format. Dimash draws you in and keeps you in i think - so different in todays music world - he really tells a story - there are not any distractions....other than the swans - but i think in Russia like those things going on.
Thank you! I think I am liking this format better too.
I don’t understand Russian... yet he conveys the emotion so well... unbelievable
The swans in the background were too distracting...
We want to see more of DIMASH.
Close ups...
because, not only is DIMASH a fantastic singer, we love to see his performance... the way he interprets the song he's singing.
The pianist is the world famous Igor Krutoy who DIMASH has great admiration and respect for. It shows in their mutual synergy for each others fantastic talent. Personally, I love the pianist close ups because it adds to the dimensions of this beautiful song.
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I personally prefer it when you pause the video and discuss the things you find good/ bad or just interesting
Спасибо!!!
😆😆😆😆😆The pianist is a great great master of composer and richest man in Russia.
Great and professional reaction! Just for fun, his highest note reached (so far) IN A CONCERT, LIVE, was in Gakku, a D8, almost ultrasound, in the dolphins area: @
...his voice to me is hypnotizing....he is also such an excellent story teller with both his voice and body, but especially with his hands. It is like he paints with his hand(s) the story, the feelings, the lyrics....His stage presences ...!!! But it is his voice that draw me in and focus only on Dimash under the whole performance! To me he is one of a kind!!! Unique! Thanks for another great reaction of DImash! By the way the pianist ( maestro Igor Krutoy ) is the composer of this song :)
¡ES CÓMO ESTAR EN OTRA DIMENSIÓN, GRANDE DIMASH..! UN ABRAZÓ DESDE CHILE..
He's the best singer ever on this Planet ! He's great ! He worked hard... Wotch him from childhood , see how he always sang.. ! He worked so much to get here.. ! HE IS WONDERFUL... ! I listen to him every day for 3 years no, no comment ! As " someone" said : A star is born ! His mom is opera singer , his papa is singer & composer too ! He is a hard working guy , be has healthy roots ! Congratulations Dimash ! U are nr 1 across history ! Chapeau !
I don't understand a word but i feel the soul of the song and made me cry in Dimash interpretation and deliverance of the master piece. I am not a musician but I enjoy beautiful- soulful music and chose very particular singer to listen to. I found Dimash 2 years ago in youtube and since then I only listen to him for his voice sound magical and majestic to me. I realky dont care about his pronounciation. What I know is, he sings sincerely everytime and thats how I get the message. Thank you sir.
Димаш по русски поет практически без акцента...
A genuine helpful reaction .. looooove
Great reaction; a couple of things I don't agree with you on. 1. The hand tension, I mean he certainly does, to want to drop the microphone. 2. The swans in the back ground I thought were appropriate, after all the song is titled the love of tired swans. Who doesn't like a great stage setting? 3. Panning to the pianist I think was a respect thing, as this man Mr Igor Krutol was the composer of the song, a very respected Russian composer, and the lyrics were written by the poet Mikail Guceriev. Song was composed in 2014 for Lara Fabian. They also panned to the orchestra at times and I like that. I'm sure Dimash would have had his say in where the cameras where to aim. Regards Erich
Thank you for new interesting and fresh format of the reaction video...I'm looking forward to others.👍
Don't think his hand is in tension, he's played with the mic from the childhood. Agree it's more he is very emotive singer.
I'd also prefer other format of editing of this performance but it was some kind of state/political event no concert, guess that's the reason why it was edited this way, not only concerning the singer but also Igor Krutoy, because he's more famous person in Russia than Dimash.
I just realised that good true reactions occur after listening to the entire performance THEN remembering what you want to say !!!!! You did just well done
BEAUTIFUL REACTION. THANK YOU REACTION.
Thank you very much , Marc thank so much , Amazing super performed by talents vocalist very good voice singer . Dimah Kudaibergen professional vocalist , professional musiciant and super voice singer . Amazing super profoundest super . Thank you very much.
I think the reason the would put the camera on the pianist was because he is Igor Krutoy the musical composer of the song
Благодарю! И спасибо за субтитры)
Thanks Dr. Marc I am really appreciate to listen your analysis, you gave completely full details , I didn't known any expert like you, actually you very good specialist, would be better if Dimash in future will analyse with you his future some compositions, at least I think that Dimash he has doing himself all his standing balances, positions, e.t.c I dont know does he has some teachers but it is also depending what kind of musics he will singing, if it is love there is other movement & conditions, positions, feelings, because any music need first to analyse how to keep microphone, how to stand, how reach head e.t.c . Yeah I agree that in US there is specialists, experts who really got some qualification, but in our region Dimash he is one of the person with phenomenal performance. Спасибо, могу перевод сделать но это займет время, этот эксперт дает анализ на то как Димаш делает движения, какая у него стойка, как он держит микрофон, говорит где и как что надо делать вообщем много чего
The most detailed reaction that I’ve ever watched, u r definitely a doctor 😅 thank you very much 🙏🏻
BTW the pianist is the composer of that song😅
If u wanna see totally different performances and styles, then watch:
unforgetable day ( gakku)
confessa/diva dance
Definitely right about the Mic I noticed that in most of his performances. Thanks Dr. Marc for the different analysis.
Very Proffessional Analyze thank you.
hahaha in this video you look like Matthew Chance, CNN Moscow correspondent live from Moscow!
I have to say, I was a little sceptical toward this new format at first, because what I find valuable is when coaches like you pause at very specific moments and talk about it. But, you proved me wrong and I think it worked very well.
To me, Dimash's facial and bodily expressions really draws me further into his performance. As a musician, and mainly guitarist, I appreciate and love to see the musicians getting screen time and appreciation for their work. Dimash wouldn't be possible without the other musicians behind his performances.
This song is mesmorizing, Dimash is mesmorizing, almost hypnotic. He did something really cool and threw the lyrics to the bridge out the window and turned it into a vocal instrumental. Both of Lara's original versions, Russian and the French "Je T'aime Encore" (which she wrote the lyrics to) have lyrics on the bridge. Between Lara and Dimash I genuinely can't imagine anyone else ever covering this song. The video in the background kind of annoys me, it's something Russians seem to do a lot. I would love to have you do Lara's "Llora", from Moscow 2014 (white shirt, black skirt, this a live performance). It's another really beautiful song by Igor Krutoy. That's why they cut to him a lot. I wish they did it less but it doesn't pull me out, maybe just because I'm aware of his part in this. Keep up the great work!
Enjoy your reactions. I can tell you are a teacher. We learned something and you gave us an assignment. What draws me in is the way that he so easily changes from low to high. I'm not a singer so I don't know what to call it. I also like his hand movements.