There are 24 tracks, with 3 or 4 takes each and - obviously - all of this was not recorded in a single day. When recording, Dan reserves the day before for warm-ups, adjustments and vocal exercises and the day after for vocal rest (where he even avoids speaking). That said, one can imagine the time spent and the work involved in this recording. And all the time and fuss of cutting and mixing... Daniel calls this cover "My Insanity" and considers it his most ambitious project so far. For us, we wish he would "go crazy" more often. 🤣 Excellent and didactic reaction, my dear!! Thank you very much for it. Hugs from Curitiba - Brazil 🇧🇷
Dan had to have worked so hard on each part. How he got all the parts synced, I'll never know. His talent is overwhelming. I couldn't love his voice(s) more! Thanks for the reaction! 10 out of 10!
He has given us Avi Kaplan and Dimash all in one! What and astounding singer! I am glad to be seeing great singers again. We had a real lapse for awhile there.
Thank you for the wonderful analysis of this video. In the future when I listen to any choir performing this piece it will allow me to have greater understanding and appreciation of what goes into such a performance and how it is executed. Also, your words adds to the appreciation of how much work this video must have taken for one person to cover all the basis and points you had mentioned. I started viewing these reaction videos recently, to widen my musical understanding and this had been one of the best I had seen so far. Thank you again.
No cute singing for the Hallelujah Chorus! Indeed! I must have sang this in choirs no leas than 25 times, both alto and tenor parts. You have to sing with confidence and exactness. I have never conducted it, so it was cool to see your reaction from that perspective. Youre the best, QoFy! 💙🎶👏
This is the 2nd time I have seen you react to Dan Vasc. Also the first time I have seen a reactor turn into a conductor for Handel's Messiah. I hope you enjoyed your exercise! I also was amused that you said that rendition was "Coo". and wondered how Handel would have responded to that word being used in reference to his masterpiece?? My how we have altered our speech usage over the centuries. As for Dan, let's go with Total Dominance for this production. It will be on repeat for me especially during the Christmas Season. Well done.
You need to re-watch this and watch some of the things he does with his hands, like looking at his watch when holding a note, and some of his expressions, it will make you laugh
I'm right there with you! I have sung this in SO many choirs over the years, and you are RIGHT ON, and so is Dan, obviously. 😀 He calls it something like his "journey into madness." I used to be one of those top-row "ladies," and that is NOT an easy part for top sopranos! For Dan, though...if not a piece of cake, at least he made it look and sound like it was! Like you, I know all the parts. My range used to be slightly over five octaves. So when I was in community choirs, especially, I was called on to run parts with all of the "divisions," and help them learn all of those little nuances you spoke of so beautifully. The Chorus has always been my favorite choir song to sing (out of any of the three parts of the work). My mom was a classically trained violinist, and usually first-chair. When I was growing up, she and our school music teacher (who taught every class--from kindergarten through seniors) in our very small town of Old Valdez, Alaska) would always get together all of our musicians and singers in the whole town, in order to do "The Messiah" as many times as it was possible, over the years. Both Sue (Mrs. Miller) and Mom would create special arrangements for our much smaller groups than most symphonies and choirs have available. We were usually able to do at least MOST of the whole work, once a year. By the time I was a senior, I had sung all of the choir parts, AND had played my cornet in our small orchestra (which was never the same people, from year to year). In later years, when I was living in Anchorage, I joined the quite large community choir there, and totally enjoyed being involved with THEIR seasonal offering, for four years, I think it was...that was all a long time ago, now, and I've lived in so many different places and been in so many differently sized and mixtures of people in so many different choirs, with a HUGE variety of conductors, in several different states. Then I had a long round with rheumatoid arthritis that bent me forward and basically robbed me of my singing voice (except for my bass range) for nearly 15 years. In 2017, I had both hips replaced, and since then, I've been working hard, bit by bit, to regain at least SOME of my former range, AND to also play trumpet/cornet once again. I play other instruments as well, but don't have any of them. So I've focused on the things I can do, and re-learning old breathing techniques, etc. At age 73, I'm doing better than I have in LONG time--especially since watching Dan Vasc sing, and paying close attention. Watching and listening to him has given me back much of my soprano range, and helped me conquer the two main register changes that had me stymied for years. It's also just such FUN to watch and hear his music, which also helps me keep working. LOVED YOUR REACTION. Thank you VERY much for doing this one. 😀
When you are reminded of your own life, as it is here, your heart overflows. In our life we face so many challenges. Hearing somewone singing can do a lot to make us feel better again. Bless you and Dan and QoFy and Iris.
I love that you found a song that you are this excited in reacting to it. Dan Vasc is SO GOOD at this! I love how one of the soprano Dans looked at his watch while sustaining a note. THANK YOU FOR YOUR REACTION AND SHARING YOUR THOUGHTS! HALLELUJAH!!!
I saw that glance at his watch, too. Cracked me up...especially since I sang this as Soprano 1 in H.S. choir yrs ago. It wears you out, but it's such a phenomenal experience to sing it. I was amazed that Dan could pull this off at all much less to do it so unbelievably well.
Loved your reaction to this! Your smile was infectious! I, too, am very familiar with this piece and have sung it many times. Dan did an incredible job.
The 25th in line 😆 - nice to see you play a really living role here in this extraordinary recording of his changeable voice. Wonderful reaction - thanks. And thank you, Iris. 🎶
Great reaction as always my friend. It must have taken Dan so long to record all the parts of this and edit them together seamlessly. Kudos to him for all his hard work. 🌟🌟🌟
I conduct this song everytime I listen to it. I conduct it in the grocery store, I conduct it on my porch, I conduct in the shower. I just love this song so much❤ thanks for a magnificent reaction
I love how much you love this song! I do as well and sang it back in the day as an alto. You warm my heart! So wonderful to see it analyzed by someone who knows this so well.
I just got it into my head to search for Hallelujah Chorus reactions, and you're my second! I am loving seeing you react as someone who knows every note and every word. (I'm pretty familiar with it, but as an instrumentalist, not part of the choir, so you've got one up on me!)
I love all your reactions Qofy but this is my favorite! Dan is beyond remarkable and it boggles my mind how much time and effort this had to have cost him. He truly is the best out there.
Amazing reaction to this!!! If u can, please react to Dan singing Nessun Dorma it will give you head to toe goosebumps. The power in his voice is unreal. Thanks ❤❤❤
Wow, it was so much fun to listen to this with you because you knew what it should sound like. Now I have much more respect for this song and know that Dan did a great job even though he was quite young when he created this choir. I’m hoping Dan gets to see this.
Dan, this was spectacular! I can't imagine all of the work, time and skill this piece required. And you, Mr. Reactor, were magnificent! You truly exhibited your love for choral arrangements and the knowledge it takes to achieve perfection. Bravo!!
See also "Christmas Metal Songs - Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Heavy metal version)-Orion's Reign ft Minniva", despite not appearing in the title, Dan Vasc features
I’ve never seen a reactor appreciate this song as well as you just did. Loved how you nerded out over…well…everything. Only one thing I disagree with. You said a couple times that you can’t be pretty AND sing this song. Were you looking at the screen? There’s 24 Dans right there proving you wrong.😂 Great reaction. Enjoyed very much.😊
Check out all Dan Vasc reactions 😊 :
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All this heavenly gloriousness from just one man.
This took far more than 24 takes! Full marks for Dan Vasc (cum laude)😉❤
So glad you enjoyed it🥰
There are 24 tracks, with 3 or 4 takes each and - obviously - all of this was not recorded in a single day.
When recording, Dan reserves the day before for warm-ups, adjustments and vocal exercises and the day after for vocal rest (where he even avoids speaking).
That said, one can imagine the time spent and the work involved in this recording.
And all the time and fuss of cutting and mixing...
Daniel calls this cover "My Insanity" and considers it his most ambitious project so far.
For us, we wish he would "go crazy" more often. 🤣
Excellent and didactic reaction, my dear!!
Thank you very much for it.
Hugs from Curitiba - Brazil 🇧🇷
Dan had to have worked so hard on each part. How he got all the parts synced, I'll never know. His talent is overwhelming. I couldn't love his voice(s) more! Thanks for the reaction! 10 out of 10!
I LOVE your enthusiasm and enjoyment of this crazy masterpece. Thank you for the reaction!
He has given us Avi Kaplan and Dimash all in one!
What and astounding singer!
I am glad to be seeing great singers again.
We had a real lapse for awhile there.
I am rewatching this and thinking that you should watch this with your brother. Your reactions would be so much fun
Dan is just enjoyable to listen and watch.he just blows me away.
Dan Vasc is simply amazing!!!
I have watched this on Dan's channel many times and love...but your reaction made me love and enjoy on another level. Thank you!!
Thank you for watching and appreciating Qofy’s reaction 😊
Oh my God! This is the best reaction to this song EVER! Thank you so mutch! Love from Norway❤🇳🇴🇳🇴❤
Thank you for the wonderful analysis of this video. In the future when I listen to any choir performing this piece it will allow me to have greater understanding and appreciation of what goes into such a performance and how it is executed. Also, your words adds to the appreciation of how much work this video must have taken for one person to cover all the basis and points you had mentioned. I started viewing these reaction videos recently, to widen my musical understanding and this had been one of the best I had seen so far. Thank you again.
HALLELUJAH 🎶
No cute singing for the Hallelujah Chorus! Indeed!
I must have sang this in choirs no leas than 25 times, both alto and tenor parts. You have to sing with confidence and exactness. I have never conducted it, so it was cool to see your reaction from that perspective. Youre the best, QoFy! 💙🎶👏
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This is the 2nd time I have seen you react to Dan Vasc. Also the first time I have seen a reactor turn into a conductor for Handel's Messiah. I hope you enjoyed your exercise! I also was amused that you said that rendition was "Coo". and wondered how Handel would have responded to that word being used in reference to his masterpiece?? My how we have altered our speech usage over the centuries. As for Dan, let's go with Total Dominance for this production. It will be on repeat for me especially during the Christmas Season. Well done.
You need to re-watch this and watch some of the things he does with his hands, like looking at his watch when holding a note, and some of his expressions, it will make you laugh
Watch the 3rd from the left in the second row.
Wonderfully beautiful love watching all his facial expression are just priceless Dan goes to the end of the universe on this one.
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I'm right there with you! I have sung this in SO many choirs over the years, and you are RIGHT ON, and so is Dan, obviously. 😀 He calls it something like his "journey into madness." I used to be one of those top-row "ladies," and that is NOT an easy part for top sopranos! For Dan, though...if not a piece of cake, at least he made it look and sound like it was!
Like you, I know all the parts. My range used to be slightly over five octaves. So when I was in community choirs, especially, I was called on to run parts with all of the "divisions," and help them learn all of those little nuances you spoke of so beautifully. The Chorus has always been my favorite choir song to sing (out of any of the three parts of the work). My mom was a classically trained violinist, and usually first-chair. When I was growing up, she and our school music teacher (who taught every class--from kindergarten through seniors) in our very small town of Old Valdez, Alaska) would always get together all of our musicians and singers in the whole town, in order to do "The Messiah" as many times as it was possible, over the years. Both Sue (Mrs. Miller) and Mom would create special arrangements for our much smaller groups than most symphonies and choirs have available. We were usually able to do at least MOST of the whole work, once a year. By the time I was a senior, I had sung all of the choir parts, AND had played my cornet in our small orchestra (which was never the same people, from year to year).
In later years, when I was living in Anchorage, I joined the quite large community choir there, and totally enjoyed being involved with THEIR seasonal offering, for four years, I think it was...that was all a long time ago, now, and I've lived in so many different places and been in so many differently sized and mixtures of people in so many different choirs, with a HUGE variety of conductors, in several different states.
Then I had a long round with rheumatoid arthritis that bent me forward and basically robbed me of my singing voice (except for my bass range) for nearly 15 years. In 2017, I had both hips replaced, and since then, I've been working hard, bit by bit, to regain at least SOME of my former range, AND to also play trumpet/cornet once again. I play other instruments as well, but don't have any of them. So I've focused on the things I can do, and re-learning old breathing techniques, etc. At age 73, I'm doing better than I have in LONG time--especially since watching Dan Vasc sing, and paying close attention. Watching and listening to him has given me back much of my soprano range, and helped me conquer the two main register changes that had me stymied for years. It's also just such FUN to watch and hear his music, which also helps me keep working.
LOVED YOUR REACTION. Thank you VERY much for doing this one. 😀
When you are reminded of your own life, as it is here, your heart overflows. In our life we face so many challenges. Hearing somewone singing can do a lot to make us feel better again. Bless you and Dan and QoFy and Iris.
Thank you for watching and your support for Qofy’s channel 😊
I love that you found a song that you are this excited in reacting to it. Dan Vasc is SO GOOD at this! I love how one of the soprano Dans looked at his watch while sustaining a note. THANK YOU FOR YOUR REACTION AND SHARING YOUR THOUGHTS! HALLELUJAH!!!
I saw that glance at his watch, too. Cracked me up...especially since I sang this as Soprano 1 in H.S. choir yrs ago. It wears you out, but it's such a phenomenal experience to sing it. I was amazed that Dan could pull this off at all much less to do it so unbelievably well.
Loved your reaction to this! Your smile was infectious! I, too, am very familiar with this piece and have sung it many times. Dan did an incredible job.
Thank you for watching and for your kind words for Qofy 😊
LOL this was so good. Seeing you nerd out over this
😂. So fun! Thank you for watching!
The 25th in line 😆 - nice to see you play a really living role here in this extraordinary recording of his changeable voice. Wonderful reaction - thanks. And thank you, Iris. 🎶
Thank you for watching..and you’re welcome ☺️ ❤
How interesting to listen to this from the inside out!😊
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Great reaction as always my friend. It must have taken Dan so long to record all the parts of this and edit them together seamlessly. Kudos to him for all his hard work. 🌟🌟🌟
@carolhall3565..thank you for always supporting Qofy and his channel 😊
I conduct this song everytime I listen to it. I conduct it in the grocery store, I conduct it on my porch, I conduct in the shower. I just love this song so much❤ thanks for a magnificent reaction
I love how much you love this song! I do as well and sang it back in the day as an alto. You warm my heart! So wonderful to see it analyzed by someone who knows this so well.
Thank you for watching and appreciating Qofy’s reaction 😊
a hallelujah to your reaction 😂❤😂😂😂😂 I'll take one of the 24 Dan's 🤣❤️
Thank you for watching Qofy’s reaction..glad you enjoyed it 😊
Great❤ u and Dan 👏🫶
That was priceless!! I loved every second of both Dan's performance & your reaction! You both rock!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely 💯 perfect enunciation and your best stank face needed for this song 🎶 2:50
Hallelujah 🎶
Great reaction 😊
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If you want he did the same work for Bohemian rapsody
Fabulous!! Love to watch you take charge!🤗❤️‼️
I just got it into my head to search for Hallelujah Chorus reactions, and you're my second! I am loving seeing you react as someone who knows every note and every word. (I'm pretty familiar with it, but as an instrumentalist, not part of the choir, so you've got one up on me!)
I love all your reactions Qofy but this is my favorite! Dan is beyond remarkable and it boggles my mind how much time and effort this had to have cost him. He truly is the best out there.
Amazing reaction to this!!! If u can, please react to Dan singing Nessun Dorma it will give you head to toe goosebumps. The power in his voice is unreal. Thanks ❤❤❤
That’s already done
@@QofyReacts oh ok great. Thank you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, it was so much fun to listen to this with you because you knew what it should sound like. Now I have much more respect for this song and know that Dan did a great job even though he was quite young when he created this choir. I’m hoping Dan gets to see this.
Love your reaction. You are the best! Thanks for giving Dan the appreciation he so rightly deserves. ❤
Great song
Dan, this was spectacular! I can't imagine all of the work, time and skill this piece required. And you, Mr. Reactor, were magnificent! You truly exhibited your love for choral arrangements and the knowledge it takes to achieve perfection. Bravo!!
Very enjoyable reaction. ❤
Thank you for watching..glad you enjoyed it…😊
Loved your reactions. So funny and cool. Dan is unbelievable. ❤ Rio-Brazil
Thank you for watching 😊
GREAT
Merci j’adore Dan.⚜️🇨🇦❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥😈🫶
This the best reacter knows this and it shows xxx
See also "Christmas Metal Songs - Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Heavy metal version)-Orion's Reign ft Minniva", despite not appearing in the title, Dan Vasc features
Dan vasc did 274 takes to make this beautiful Song
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Sorry man - U remind me of Whoppi and the nuns - love it! Dan is a great artist - but so R U! 🤘🏻💓
😂 Thank you for watching…😊
Epic ❤❤❤
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Hand Dan a song and it will become rock/metal
Ever!! 😃
I’ve never seen a reactor appreciate this song as well as you just did. Loved how you nerded out over…well…everything. Only one thing I disagree with. You said a couple times that you can’t be pretty AND sing this song. Were you looking at the screen? There’s 24 Dans right there proving you wrong.😂 Great reaction. Enjoyed very much.😊