Thank you so so much!! I wish I found you before paying for a course that was in usd [super pricey converting cad to usd lol] I’ve finally discovered the correct terms for searching on TH-cam. Then I just add your channel name and see what populates. Again, I reeeeeally wish I found you sooner and didn’t spend almost $1000 I didn’t even have. I’ll stick to your channel until I’m ready to invest more again.
Classic: Taller and darker VOWELS…drop jaw..leave more space between teeth Pop: Shorter and brighter vowels ..breathe into space and sing 1) classical no microphone, pop uses microphone (more conversational and intimate) 2) classical more vibrato, pop is sometimes straight tone 3) more head blend in classical (fluty) vS chess blend Pop thicker tone speech like 4) choice of vocal colours..every note must be a jewel Pop sometimes more edge, ugly, sassy (resonance) 5) clean vocal fold closure in classical Sometimes breathy in pop song 6) rifts and runs Classical has less, original melody Pops transpose,
You are amazing! I found your channel at the right moment, breaking my shyness and making my voice heard, practicing my sorano voice is helping me find that confidence of speech ❤❤❤ music is healing
I've always had a particular ability for musical theatre, because there's often vibrato and range but also powerhouse moments. I can't sing pop for shit (the "spoken" sound and constant belting and usually limited range), and classical isn't intense enough for me.
Finally I’ve found the right channel for me! 🥰 Thanks for this, the video was so great! I’m interested in both of classical and pop singing and I have always heard and ”known” there are so many relevant differences but I’ve never been able to get hold of it all. You were the first one that explained things clearly and thoroughly without overdoing it so that the tone of the video would get arrogant or boring. Loved it! ❤
Add a good producer to this techniques and you are a star...I saw that with my little sister. this other guy "Lezina J". He makes her very nice songs. Said she found her right here on TH-cam. don't know how they do things but she loves to sing even more. Thank you TH-cam guys. All of you deserve more.
VICTORIA'S VICTORIOUS VOCAL EXERCISE PROGRAM - a different kind of singing program! SUPER AFFORDABLE! MORE INFO & ORDER HERE: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/
OMG VIKTORIA this is what I always wanted to know how to sing opera!!!! Does your course cover more classical style singing like exercises like this one? I can't wait to get it!!!
Hi Patty! I have tons of my performances in this playlist. I include the link in a lot of my tutorials. Victoria Rapanan Performances th-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDD8_U973JaMd2X4rbGueEA7.html
Darker, more sultry = vertical oval. Brighter, bouncy = more horizontal. There are always degrees of how dark and how bright you want and it often changes in a song. I don’t usually talk in the same expression for 4 minutes straight. 🙂
Hey I love your teachings thank you for your lovely helps🎉 I’m a new musician and many people ask me what genre I am. I do not know how to identify that. Would you be able to listen to some of my stuff and tell me?
I very much appreciate your continued emphasis, without criticisms, of the different way(s) of singing 'pop' and 'classical' genres. Your approach has given me several things to think about and listen for. I like that. To my mind (IMHO) the only classical singers I think sort of got the idea (at least sometimes) were: Tito Schipa; Richard Tauber; Mario Lanza, Giuseppe di Stefano; Luigi Alva, Fritz Wunderlich and Jonas Kaufmann in his album about the inter-war popular radio tenors. And Barbara Cook and Eileen Farrell! Excellent video. Oh...and John McCormack.
This was Great... When we sing along with you we sound really good (esp. when we have the volume up) Can you Yodel? God Bless you We just love your classes!!!
So I am confused and a bit dejected at the moment. I sing in the classical style as a Baritone. But years ago I had a teacher that told me that one should NEVER sing with vibrato and I tried as I might to get rid of it but it always crept in which caused my teacher to drop me which made me feel like I was a poor singer. Then recently, joined a group that I enjoyed being a part of but ended up being told to shut up because my classical tone disrupted their pop style and then again was eventually asked to leave. Most small choirs don't have many, if any Baritones and the pianist/teachers tell me to either sing Bass or Tenor, which is tricky as I eventually default back to Baritone and then either the tenors or bass follow me and it goes horribly wrong for the group of which I am the reason why. So I end up doing solo's but then that's too much work for the teacher/pianist and again get asked to leave and do my own thing. I love to sing, and want to continue but if every group finds fault or says I am too much work, should I just give up?
Choral singing presents lots of challenges. Since you enjoy your solo singing, why not find a pianist or guitarist that you can sing with OR work on your own voice with accompaniment tracks until you find someone? Don't give up! No way!
@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you. I will definitely look into backing arrangements as I look for an accompanist. Is there a particular site that might have music like that and would I be able to change the key to suit my vocal range?
Its important that you know that when you sing classical style is safer for your voice and you can sing longer even when you get older, whereas the ones who sing pop usually don't last longer than 20 years because there is more strain on the larynx and vocal chords. So try to learn classical singing first then step into pop if you like it.
Thank you so so much!! I wish I found you before paying for a course that was in usd [super pricey converting cad to usd lol] I’ve finally discovered the correct terms for searching on TH-cam. Then I just add your channel name and see what populates. Again, I reeeeeally wish I found you sooner and didn’t spend almost $1000 I didn’t even have. I’ll stick to your channel until I’m ready to invest more again.
Thank you so much for your post, Stephanie! I am happy to help you!
Classic: Taller and darker VOWELS…drop jaw..leave more space between teeth
Pop: Shorter and brighter vowels ..breathe into space and sing
1) classical no microphone, pop uses microphone (more conversational and intimate)
2) classical more vibrato, pop is sometimes straight tone
3) more head blend in classical (fluty) vS chess blend
Pop thicker tone speech like
4) choice of vocal colours..every note must be a jewel
Pop sometimes more edge, ugly, sassy (resonance)
5) clean vocal fold closure in classical
Sometimes breathy in pop song
6) rifts and runs
Classical has less, original melody
Pops transpose,
A have just discovered this wonderful woman, and her teaching style, today. My, oh, my I'm going to be a better singer from today on in! ❤️🌹
You know it 😊
I’m not even a minute into this video and I already love this woman
Very sweet of you. Thank you.
This amazing woman is giving us this information for freeeee you guys 😭😱❤️
What an awesome video! I can't wait to sign up for your class. Thank you Victoria⚘
You are amazing! I found your channel at the right moment, breaking my shyness and making my voice heard, practicing my sorano voice is helping me find that confidence of speech ❤❤❤ music is healing
I've always had a particular ability for musical theatre, because there's often vibrato and range but also powerhouse moments. I can't sing pop for shit (the "spoken" sound and constant belting and usually limited range), and classical isn't intense enough for me.
Finally I’ve found the right channel for me! 🥰 Thanks for this, the video was so great! I’m interested in both of classical and pop singing and I have always heard and ”known” there are so many relevant differences but I’ve never been able to get hold of it all. You were the first one that explained things clearly and thoroughly without overdoing it so that the tone of the video would get arrogant or boring. Loved it! ❤
Welcome to my channel!! I'm so happy that I can help you!
Add a good producer to this techniques and you are a star...I saw that with my little sister. this other guy "Lezina J". He makes her very nice songs. Said she found her right here on TH-cam. don't know how they do things but she loves to sing even more. Thank you TH-cam guys. All of you deserve more.
Thank you for sharing your techniques in singing...God bless...
VICTORIA'S VICTORIOUS VOCAL EXERCISE PROGRAM - a different kind of singing program! SUPER AFFORDABLE! MORE INFO & ORDER HERE: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/
You are a wonderful teacher and I thank you.
You’re fabulous Victoria thank you for more instructions!
OMG VIKTORIA this is what I always wanted to know how to sing opera!!!! Does your course cover more classical style singing like exercises like this one? I can't wait to get it!!!
Hi, Dina! The program includes exercise options for many different styles - opera to pop.
Your instructional vids are actually instructional... so much better than say Ken Tamplin vids, LOL!
Thank you so much dear
Victoria, you should make a video with you singing a full song. Yiu have such a beautiful voice I'm sure I'm not the only one wanting this!. PLEASE!.
Hi Patty! I have tons of my performances in this playlist. I include the link in a lot of my tutorials. Victoria Rapanan Performances
th-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDD8_U973JaMd2X4rbGueEA7.html
Madam, should singers have vibrations on their voice on choral singing? Thanks.
@@Victoria-Victorious omgosh I just listened to your playlist. You voice is absolutely beautiful!. Thank you for sharing the link.
I adore singing classical ❤❤❤
Great video, Victoria! Still a bit confused re vowel shape: different for Misty as for a bouncy Ellington? Seems like there'd be a mix?
Darker, more sultry = vertical oval. Brighter, bouncy = more horizontal. There are always degrees of how dark and how bright you want and it often changes in a song. I don’t usually talk in the same expression for 4 minutes straight. 🙂
Love it! Thank you, Victoria!
Ps make a song on the style of Michael Jackson and Dua Luoa singing technique.
I like grunge i think. Please help me
Hey I love your teachings thank you for your lovely helps🎉
I’m a new musician and many people ask me what genre I am. I do not know how to identify that. Would you be able to listen to some of my stuff and tell me?
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I very much appreciate your continued emphasis, without criticisms, of the different way(s) of singing 'pop' and 'classical' genres. Your approach has given me several things to think about and listen for. I like that. To my mind (IMHO) the only classical singers I think sort of got the idea (at least sometimes) were: Tito Schipa; Richard Tauber; Mario Lanza, Giuseppe di Stefano; Luigi Alva, Fritz Wunderlich and Jonas Kaufmann in his album about the inter-war popular radio tenors. And Barbara Cook and Eileen Farrell! Excellent video. Oh...and John McCormack.
This was Great... When we sing along with you we sound really good (esp. when we have the volume up) Can you Yodel? God Bless you We just love your classes!!!
Victoria thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us Have a nice weekend
Ps you are my hero and I hope I’m like you when I’m more grown
Great. Thank u very much!
thanks for the video, I just subbed and liked. Keep it up
Vid full of information
This is great. I am wondering when it comes to singing church hymns. They seem to be between the two depending on the hymn.
Any hymn I would advise bel canto. Praise choruses have that unique sound about them that’s kind of pop, kind of quasi musical theatre.
Love this video!
amazing
Thanks, needed this.
So I am confused and a bit dejected at the moment.
I sing in the classical style as a Baritone.
But years ago I had a teacher that told me that one should NEVER sing with vibrato and I tried as I might to get rid of it but it always crept in which caused my teacher to drop me which made me feel like I was a poor singer.
Then recently, joined a group that I enjoyed being a part of but ended up being told to shut up because my classical tone disrupted their pop style and then again was eventually asked to leave.
Most small choirs don't have many, if any Baritones and the pianist/teachers tell me to either sing Bass or Tenor, which is tricky as I eventually default back to Baritone and then either the tenors or bass follow me and it goes horribly wrong for the group of which I am the reason why.
So I end up doing solo's but then that's too much work for the teacher/pianist and again get asked to leave and do my own thing.
I love to sing, and want to continue but if every group finds fault or says I am too much work, should I just give up?
Choral singing presents lots of challenges. Since you enjoy your solo singing, why not find a pianist or guitarist that you can sing with OR work on your own voice with accompaniment tracks until you find someone? Don't give up! No way!
@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you.
I will definitely look into backing arrangements as I look for an accompanist.
Is there a particular site that might have music like that and would I be able to change the key to suit my vocal range?
A popular site is www.karafun.com.
Good thoughts
🥰
awesome❤
Its important that you know that when you sing classical style is safer for your voice and you can sing longer even when you get older, whereas the ones who sing pop usually don't last longer than 20 years because there is more strain on the larynx and vocal chords. So try to learn classical singing first then step into pop if you like it.
Really?😢
@@Miniflower25 Nope!