@@melissadenton7665 he said that he doesnt feel well right know but he is going to come back and make more vídeos he doesnt feel well because whwn its cold it affects him so he might be back like in two months
as someone who grew up in an indian classical music family, here's the thing: vocal runs are the easiest things to sing for indian singers, as well as for middle-eastern singers. it comes so easily for us, that i find it kind of weird why singers in the west are so impressed by vocal runs. at the same time, we don't emphasize much on vibrato, which is why i'm absolutely BLOWN away by western legends like whitney houston whose vibrato is so freaking fast. my vibrato isnt as long or as fast as many opera-trained singers out there
@@pallavivenkatesh9989 i mean, in indian classical, there's both hindustani and carnatic right? so, yeah my family is of carnatic classical, to be specific.
I agree ! I'm desperate for him to react to a video that's also a little outside our bubble. I found it about two years ago and EVERY time I've watched it since I've hit a new record of how many goosebumps I can get in 2 minutes ! Give it a watch: th-cam.com/video/IKOP3Bz7Jyc/w-d-xo.html
Okay SO. A lot of people don’t have insta so let me tell you where he’s been. So on his insta he’s posted that he’s gonna take a break from the media/TH-cam and insta and he’s okay and no, he’s not dead :) We can miss him but just to say he’s not dead! ♥️ Edit: Okay so um...he’s not dead and he said he’s taking a break but uh...where are you :(
You know Indian Classical singers don't use anything but Chest voice and the very RARE head voice, never falsetto. If it sounds like it, its because they're manipulating their voices to make it sound that way. As a person training in Indian Classical Music (and an Indian), I can tell you that.
@@rajatchandra3209 buddy.. imagine meowing like a cat... And cover the region joining your cheek and ears with your hand... If you feel vibrations while meowing... Then you're making sound in your head voice.. Same goes for chest voice.. Put your hand on your chest... And if you feel vibrations there while speaking or singing.. you're in your chest voice.. ✌️
I'm a classical singer too and gosh I don't prefer falsetto even when I'm singing english songs... It's kinda like an ego boost to be able to belt those high notes 😌😌
This was posted on his twitter 1/26/2020 “I’m still here. I’m still getting myself together. I think about you all every day and I’m working to get everything stable so that we can keep growing our voices together ☺️. I miss you all!”
the last female singer is Shreya Ghoshal. She's actually singing in her chest voice. She has an incredible singing range. you'd be really impressed if you listen to some of her works.
@@VeganSanatani It almost looks incredible actually. Every singer's live and studio voice sounds a little different. But she is absolutely effortless. And her personality is so humbling. God bless her.
Hello, I'm an Indian. I've got some feedback to the video. You said that their voices are nasal. Well that's because the words in the language (Hindi) itself have got a lot of "nnnnng"s (nasal consonants) in them. And the female singer whose voice you slowed down to count the number of notes that she sings, that's our one of the top singers (Her name is Shreya Ghoshal) Listen to her songs (Pinga-From Bajirao Mastani movie, Dola re-From Devdas movie that she sang when she was a teenager, Saraswatichandra-Title Song of the series Saraswatichandra, Tu Meri Dost Hain-From The movie Veer) These are just few songs of her there's much more what she has sung!!! thank you, lots of love ♥
@@kunjuhibru1049 They don't. Hindi is just very nasal. I used to sing with my nose as I couldn't feel comfort singing in my normal voice and my mum used to berate me a lot for doing so.
google definiton: judge /dʒʌdʒ/ Learn to pronounce verb gerund or present participle: judging form an opinion or conclusion about. "a production can be judged according to the canons of aesthetic criticism" I was not saying that he was judging it negatively. but he was giving his opinion on the videos editing rather than the singer.
@@scffconinfratec6433 - There are many foreigners learning Carnatic and Hindustani singing in India... There is a version of "Lakshmi Baramma" sung by foreigners in Hindustani style...
Lolol not really, Indian classical is difficult for average singers and in today's world thats what we have. Have you heard about Italian opera? Western classical? Classical Chinese? And tonnes of different languages. Why don't you check out DIMASH, he's world's best singer at present. He sings in 12 languages Plays 7 instruments Writes songs His vocal range is 6 octaves F2 to D8. Do you know any Indian singer with that kind of talent?? Let me know.......
@@cranky1812 - Shreya Goshal... Also there is a music director by name Ilayaraja who has composed music for western operas... It is common these days for Indian singers to learn western music... When it comes to Indian classical music there are many varieties (from South to North and East to West and also add the regional cultural artforms to it) and each one will take years to master it - the biggest challenge would be that most of the listeners would know music well and catch you for every tiny detail that you missed or messed... The true mastery of Indian classical would be to light an oil lamp with your voice or make it rain when the sky is clear - no, no one has reached that level in the current era...
I really loved his voice! Okay I just checked his discography,. He sang "jag soona soona lage" in om shanti om, that song makes me cry it's so beautiful!
When you’re Indian and you know all the singers and it’s just extremely amusing to watch American vocal coaches go cray listening to Arjit Singh and Shreya Goshal 😂
When you realize you haven’t heard of him for a while so you check his account and realize it’s been 6 months!!! Are you good Tristan?! We’re concerned
the last female singer Shreya that you were going crazy about is the second female singer in india to hold the title of "nightingale" and that wasn't her head voice btw. in bollywood it's really rare that u see singers using their head voice.
It's called "Sangadhis" in classical carnatic music (the runs you are referring to are just fast arrangement of notes and are a very common occurrence in Indian music)
Ah yes. Adding to that, in terms of western music theory, this would not be recommended at all because during those runs, even though they are in the corresponding scale of the verse, they would instead be jumping in and out of almost all the different modes which can easily throw off a regular western vocalist.
those bouncy runs/vibrato bits are called 'harkat' in hindi and 'gamakalu' in my language and probably a hundred other things in a hundred other indian languages. Its one of the most prominent characteristics of indian vocals. Its really fun to do!
Well, whole classical indian music is way lot different than western classical music... The way Shreya did those multiple notes so fast is very common in indian classical music.. In fact I would suggest that you should watch classical singers like Kishori Amonkar or Pt. Bhimsen Joshi or Kaushiki Chakraborty (someone from current era)... All those singers you saw in that video were pop bollywood singers (some of them had classical music training though like Shreya Ghoshal)...
Hey Tristan. I am so glad and amazed that you looked into a complete new genre and country's music with an open heart and gave honest reactions into my culture . Also can you please react to songs from these artists and I promise you will not be disappointed. Lots of love from India
Tristan! I've been a subscriber for a long time, I've got some good stuff for you to react to, please read! As an Indian singer who sings western pop and rock as well as the traditional Indian style which you heard in this video I could give you some context on the doubts you had. (GUYS PLEASE LIKE SO HE CAN SEE THIS!) So basically this style is derived from Indian Classical Music, which itself is divided into two - Hindustani (North India) and Carnatic (South India). So these styles have a way of gliding over notes that can be likened to a "run" but not exactly, because the notes are not just hit, but also there is an oscillation involved in between the notes themselves (which is a called a "gamaka" in Carnatic). Even though these videos showed mainstream Bollywood singers who aren't necessarily "Indian Classical" singers, generally when you hear Indians sing, they have that flair anyway. And yes, Indian languages in general are very nasal, so it bleeds into the singing as well. Infact when I sing in English, I have to reduce some of my normal nasality, add breathiness and add that "ih" vowel that talk about, to fit the modern pop style. You would love these two impressive clips of Indian Classical singing, Hindustani and Carnatic respectively. Just some hints before you watch them. Indian Classical music is 90% improvised, only fixed thing are the lyrics of the composition they use and the scale (called a "raga") it is set in. Also the words "Sa, Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa" that you hear them improvise with in different combinations is our solfege system which corresponds to Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do in the Western system. This is a traditional Hindustani concert by the famous and talented singer Kaushiki Chakraborty. th-cam.com/video/uEqYzdz3Zvg/w-d-xo.html And this is another famous and talented Carnatic singer, Sid Sriram, singing a composition with a piano accompaniment. It's not a traditional Carnatic concert with all the instruments but this is great video to appreciate the beautiful and nuance-filled singing in all its glory. Enjoy! th-cam.com/video/KnLTHJOsu5c/w-d-xo.html Because you said you wanted to listen to women more, here's a wonderful performance of a legendary Carnatic musician in a traditional Carnatic setting, Bombay Jayashri! th-cam.com/video/dKqLEhFf6Cg/w-d-xo.html
Hey! Thanks for the great mini-lesson. It is always good to have some background to the history and important information as to why certain music sounds the way it does. I was hoping that I could have heard some really good facts from Triston. But thank you for commenting on it.
Thank you for this comment! A wonderful example of a classical Carnatic singer in a more traditional concert setting would be Bombay Jayashri, and I would recommend the following video for anyone interested : th-cam.com/video/dKqLEhFf6Cg/w-d-xo.html
yeah it’s easy lol! it’s just a different style of singing, he’s out here like ‘omg people can sing outside of the US? in a different *WAY?!* i-‘ & it’s like 😅
Actually what you are thinking are nasalized vowels is actually a soft "N", the nasal sound is a separate letter in the Southeast Asian languages. Say the letter "n" but don't let the tip of your tongue touch the roof of your mouth and that's an actual letter or an accent
My top 4 most iconic Bollywood singers (edit - in no particular order) Female: Lata Mangeshkar Asha Bhosle Shreya Ghoshal Sunidhi Chauhan Male: Sonu Nigam Arjit Singh Udit Narayan Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
Who the hell sent him the video they are not even singing seriously not even their half form.he would be blown away if he sees original form of em all. Love from bangladesh
you should listen to :- 1) channa mereya - arijit singh 2) teri deewani - kelash khair 3) tere bin nahi lagda dil mera from bend it like beckham - nusrat fateh ali khan (he is a pakistani singer but he has sung songs for bollywood as well) 4) sajna ve sajna - sunidhi chauhan 5) barso re - shreya ghoshal 6) dilbar - neha kakkar 7) roja - s balasubramanyam & chitra 8) tere bina - ar rahman 9) kun faya kun - ar rahman & mohit chauhan 10) deewani mastani - shreya ghoshal
its weird how i don't point out if indians around me are pretty or handsome, but i always point it out in foreign ppl. idk it just doesn't occur to me, maybe cuz im used to it or something haha
@@emilyvelvet4902 idk, i mean it never like..strikes me cuz im so used to these visuals now. ik theyre amazing and handsome and beautiful ppl, but ive kinda like gotten used to it, so its not like i start gushing over ppl. i dont gush over foreigners either, but it does strike me, as im not used to seeing such faces in my daily life
Hi Tristan, I just want to say thank you for making these videos. I have wanted to sing for a long time now, but I have always been too shy, and I have never known how. But thanks to you and your videos I finally plucked up the courage to sing a song or two. I even posted a few videos to TH-cam (something I would have never done 6 months ago) and I will continue to do so. Today I am not good, but I know that tomorrow I will be ever so slightly better. Thanks for everything Tristan. Andrew
About those nasal sounds... That's just how the pronunciation of those lyrics is. Hindi has got a nasal syllable called "Chandra bindu", which is put in many common words too.
5:00 That Sonu Nigam guy is extremely talented, he can sing in 20+ different languages and has an active career of around 30yrs. That one Kal ho na ho song can't describe his talent.
the list of singers and their songs 1:00 astha gill --- dj wallen babu 1:21 tera zika by darshana raval 1:43 breakup song by jointa gandhi 2:04 galliyan by ankit tiwari 2:22 by sanam puri 2:49 tera hone laga noon by atif aslam 3:06 channa merry by arijit singh 3:21 isahre tera by guru randhawa 3:40 backbone by hardy sandhu 4:00 bulleya by amit mishra 4:15 kal ho na ho sonu nigam 5:10 mere rashke qamar rahet by fateh ali khan 5:31 mohe mohe ke dhagein by papon 5:51 tu hai wahi (artist is neha kakkar but its not her song ) 6:06 dard dile ko ( artist is shirley setia but not her song ) 6:46 dil mein chhupa loonga by armaan malik 7:13 sun raha hai na by sherry goshal is you want to hear more classical songs then the guy at 5:12 is literally a legend. you could react to his songs like afreen afreen or mere rashke qamar who mostly sings Qawaalis (which is like devotional music for muslims) also the last one was shreya goshal who is an indian classical singer and is also a legend check out her songs like deewani mastani or ghar more pardeisya in which you can get a taste of how indian music actually is( also both these videos are super pretty with indian styles dancing and really pretty clothes ) .
Stefani Araujo he should be coming back soon if your search up his ig he explains what he’s been doing and he practically needs sunshine to function so over this winter it’s been hard for him he said after winter is over he should be coming back. I’m not trying to put words in his mouth this is just what I got from what he said, he also started posting again on his ig so that’s a good sign. This was in February and he said maybe he would come back in 2 months and he ended it at that so once again he should be coming back to yt!
Cody _ Yup! Going along with that, Tristan just posted on his IG story that he just finished filming a TH-cam video and is editing! He should be back soon!!
Ferxani yep it’s a real thing most people need sunshine to be be functioning outside it’s almost like a depressive episode, except people lack sun light which is vitamin D I think
I’ve been a huge fan of Bollywood since I was really little, the way they sing is just amazing and the movies are so fun. I could never replicate that fast vibrato run thing they can do. Drives me nuts, but I’ll get it one day!
It's not quite vibrato ..it's just jumping notes really really fast...it's a Indian classical thing, we practice saying the seven notes in various sequences as fast as possible ...
Singing nasal and sounding like that slightly is different. Tristan is talking about Sonu Nigam's tone which has a nasal resonance. Sounding nasal is not always bad and a certain way of nasality is actually accepted in classical music.
Hindi language have so many words which you cant pronounce without nasal tone. Thats what he was saying,so every indian singer have a lot of nasal resonance compared to english singer.
@@Subhash_bhatt i get it...i am an indian...my mom was classically trained...my point was they dont intentionally do it...its natural and it doesnt sound odd to us because thats what tons of vocal training does....:D
Costlyplanet dude I’m American and Indian. They are both part of my culture but you’ve never even tried doing eastern music. It’s really hard and requires years of training
Just FYI, what you’re hearing when the singers sing out a lot of notes in one run is called a “ghamak” it’s our version of pop runs. Instead of do re mi fa so la ti do, we have a different scale that you should listen to!
The crazy part is these are mostly clips of them being asked to ring in quite random locations (like during an interview, or on a red carpet etc) - you gotta check out some of the bigger stars separately and break them down, would love to hear what you think.
Honestly you trying to figure out Shreya Ghoshal's voice has me dying😂
I love her... he should DEFINITELY watch more Shreya Ghoshal performances!!!
I love Shreya so much
She's the Golden Nightingale of our times. Forget Lata Mangeshkar.
She sounds like a violin to me sometimes😂
True 😂😂😂
Who just came here to look for comments like “where are you Tristan??”
He explained everything in his Instagram
Me
😂😂me 🙋♂️🙋♂️ I was just saying that in my head 😂
@@user-yr3qk2tg3j what??? I don't have insta what did he say TELL ME PLEASE
@@melissadenton7665 he said that he doesnt feel well right know but he is going to come back and make more vídeos he doesnt feel well because whwn its cold it affects him so he might be back like in two months
as someone who grew up in an indian classical music family, here's the thing: vocal runs are the easiest things to sing for indian singers, as well as for middle-eastern singers. it comes so easily for us, that i find it kind of weird why singers in the west are so impressed by vocal runs.
at the same time, we don't emphasize much on vibrato, which is why i'm absolutely BLOWN away by western legends like whitney houston whose vibrato is so freaking fast. my vibrato isnt as long or as fast as many opera-trained singers out there
Are you talking about Carnatic music? If so, I kind of liken vibrato and runs to gamakam in Carnatic music. It really depends.
@@pallavivenkatesh9989 i mean, in indian classical, there's both hindustani and carnatic right? so, yeah my family is of carnatic classical, to be specific.
True
Even as Indians we always take vocals for granted,we never discuss a singer's vocal range, stability, technique etc.
Yeah maybe thats why i really admire Atif Aslam's voice, he does a lot of vibrato in concerts.
Neha Kakkar: trying to be pretty
Tristan:what is that
Shirley: doing her job... singing like an angel
Tristan: she's so pretty
😂😂
😂😂
What’s the name of the song Shirley is singing I’ve been looking everywhere
@@safi3250 mai aur tum agar hum ho jate.. it's something like this.
Tsk tsk was cringe😂
“Those notes have so many different notes”
- Tristan 2019
😂😂😂😂
''those runs have so many different notes''
😂😂😂😂😂
This is actually very cool of tristan. Exposing his viewers to something outside our little bubble. At least outside my bubble.
I see u everywhere
@@bluelambo5 It's probably genetic.
I agree ! I'm desperate for him to react to a video that's also a little outside our bubble. I found it about two years ago and EVERY time I've watched it since I've hit a new record of how many goosebumps I can get in 2 minutes !
Give it a watch:
th-cam.com/video/IKOP3Bz7Jyc/w-d-xo.html
Coolaranda damn the way she be controlling her voice is amazing. Also such an angelic voice damn!
It was 2.2K likes....i made it 2.3K likes........why am i so smart?🤔😂
Okay SO. A lot of people don’t have insta so let me tell you
where he’s been. So on his insta he’s posted that he’s gonna
take a break from the media/TH-cam and insta and he’s
okay and no, he’s not dead :) We can miss him but just to say
he’s not dead! ♥️
Edit: Okay so um...he’s not dead and he said he’s taking a break but uh...where are you :(
Thanks! I was worrying..
lol last line is XD
Thank you for this!!!
I'm pretty sure he's ded
Thank you.
When Shreya Ghoshal came I was like the queen is here 😊😊
Yeah you are right
Fr yea!!
IKR❤️❤️❤️
Yessssssssss
Yeahhh
Anyone else realize that they havent watched tristan in a while but turns out he just hasnt posted?
He is taking a break, he will be back in some months most likely
Yea
Yess
i miss him :(
Realized today. :( it’s been 6 months...
it’s feels so weird when you actually understand what they’re saying
can't relate
Yeahhh exactlyyyyyy
SAME
Right?
Ikr. From Pakistan and this makes me happy
the last one is shreya goshal
she is arguably the best active* female singer in india.
*best singer period.
Y’all forgot Lata mangeshkar but ok.
@@RR-ml7uu I guess we should have wrote "active singer"....
Don't reduce her to female singers. She is best singer in India
She is the best single.no cap
You know Indian Classical singers don't use anything but Chest voice and the very RARE head voice, never falsetto. If it sounds like it, its because they're manipulating their voices to make it sound that way. As a person training in Indian Classical Music (and an Indian), I can tell you that.
Hey there! Can you tell me what is head voice?! I'd be grateful :)
@@rajatchandra3209 that's the voice which isn't exactly falsetto or chest voice. It's hard to describe.
@@rajatchandra3209 buddy.. imagine meowing like a cat... And cover the region joining your cheek and ears with your hand... If you feel vibrations while meowing... Then you're making sound in your head voice..
Same goes for chest voice..
Put your hand on your chest... And if you feel vibrations there while speaking or singing.. you're in your chest voice.. ✌️
YEAH I AGREE MOST OF THAT MIX AND POWER COMES DROM THE CHEST
BUT SHREYA IS LIKE A BLEND OF BOTH WORLDS
OP
I'm a classical singer too and gosh I don't prefer falsetto even when I'm singing english songs... It's kinda like an ego boost to be able to belt those high notes 😌😌
Who else is here after six months and is like,
‘’Where is Tristan’’
*realizes where Tristan is*
“that makes sense”
Mohamed Akoud i came to be like “react to ____” but he hasn’t uploaded anything :(
Me! Where did he go??!
Exactly. Is he ok?
he posted on Twitter on the 26th of January that he is alive and working on getting himself together and will return
@@-L.S his twitter handle?
I’m starting to get worried😞.
TRISTAN WHERE ARE YOU??
Yes exactly! I know he has not been doing that well and has been offline for periods at a time, but this has been MONTHS! I hope he's okay!
Janice Ellis he has the coronaviris ?! SHIIIT
Me too
Hope you are okay Tristan
This was posted on his twitter 1/26/2020 “I’m still here. I’m still getting myself together. I think about you all every day and I’m working to get everything stable so that we can keep growing our voices together ☺️. I miss you all!”
DUDE THE INDIAN IN ME JUST FLEW TO HEAVEN IM NOT EVEN KIDDING
Ikr
Relatable
Same girl same
I agree
SAME FAM MY WORLDS ARE COLLIDING
the last female singer is Shreya Ghoshal. She's actually singing in her chest voice. She has an incredible singing range. you'd be really impressed if you listen to some of her works.
I don't think it's chest...you can't get that kind of shrillness from chest voice
@@VeganSanatani It actually is. I'm saying this because I've seen her in person in one of her classes. Her falsetto is a lot different.
@@anushreedas1440 OOO ..wow I never thought is was possible...but wow...that's nearly impossible
@@VeganSanatani It almost looks incredible actually. Every singer's live and studio voice sounds a little different. But she is absolutely effortless. And her personality is so humbling. God bless her.
I haven’t watched in awhile and now realized why I haven’t because you haven’t posted in 4 months lol
Jenna M same
Same😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣
Hehe look whose relating
Me too
harshit singh the what?
The nasally sound isn’t really a singing technique it’s part of the words they’re singing
I wish Tristan saw this. The relevance
Lol he has no clue that some of these "singers" are living legends.
hahah, true
Ikr. He listen to Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sir for like 2 seconds and said "I don't know why it made me tear up" we understand bro we understand lol
This comment needs to be seen by him
He needs to see this comment
@@Ak1996feb lol... Yeah exactly
Hello, I'm an Indian. I've got some feedback to the video. You said that their voices are nasal. Well that's because the words in the language (Hindi) itself have got a lot of "nnnnng"s (nasal consonants) in them. And the female singer whose voice you slowed down to count the number of notes that she sings, that's our one of the top singers (Her name is Shreya Ghoshal)
Listen to her songs
(Pinga-From Bajirao Mastani movie,
Dola re-From Devdas movie that she sang when she was a teenager,
Saraswatichandra-Title Song of the series Saraswatichandra,
Tu Meri Dost Hain-From The movie Veer)
These are just few songs of her there's much more what she has sung!!!
thank you, lots of love ♥
You went all out...lol 😂😂😂
I'm from South India and we used to say that hindi singers sings songs with their nose
@@kunjuhibru1049 They don't. Hindi is just very nasal. I used to sing with my nose as I couldn't feel comfort singing in my normal voice and my mum used to berate me a lot for doing so.
"These clips are too short"
Lmo when they are so good that Tristan starts to judge the video instead of the singing
Check this one
In case u r interested in a better edited video
th-cam.com/video/B8ld2FC6qJs/w-d-xo.html
why you edited the comment after you get the likes?
@@lovingcapacitors8382 no i forgot a word when i first wrote it.
I don't think he was judging. He was just stating things🤔🙄
google definiton:
judge
/dʒʌdʒ/
Learn to pronounce
verb
gerund or present participle: judging
form an opinion or conclusion about.
"a production can be judged according to the canons of aesthetic criticism"
I was not saying that he was judging it negatively. but he was giving his opinion on the videos editing rather than the singer.
“That was making me tear up I don’t even know why”
How i feel listening to any song by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
He has to listen to Afreen Afreen
Are we brothers from different mothers?
Lmao atleast we know now that the song have same effect on foreigners as well😂😂😂
indian classical singing has SO many intricacies and runs, if youve learnt how to sing indian classical, basically everything else is cakewalk
Exactly. Its hard to find many people today who say this.
I would like to know your age though.
Exactly! that's the point & people basically non INDIAN don't have that idea
@@scffconinfratec6433 - There are many foreigners learning Carnatic and Hindustani singing in India... There is a version of "Lakshmi Baramma" sung by foreigners in Hindustani style...
Lolol not really, Indian classical is difficult for average singers and in today's world thats what we have.
Have you heard about Italian opera? Western classical? Classical Chinese? And tonnes of different languages.
Why don't you check out DIMASH, he's world's best singer at present.
He sings in 12 languages
Plays 7 instruments
Writes songs
His vocal range is 6 octaves F2 to D8.
Do you know any Indian singer with that kind of talent??
Let me know.......
@@cranky1812 - Shreya Goshal... Also there is a music director by name Ilayaraja who has composed music for western operas... It is common these days for Indian singers to learn western music... When it comes to Indian classical music there are many varieties (from South to North and East to West and also add the regional cultural artforms to it) and each one will take years to master it - the biggest challenge would be that most of the listeners would know music well and catch you for every tiny detail that you missed or messed... The true mastery of Indian classical would be to light an oil lamp with your voice or make it rain when the sky is clear - no, no one has reached that level in the current era...
"That was giving me tears I don't even know why"
That's just Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for you ..thats how his music operates
PERIOD!
I really loved his voice!
Okay I just checked his discography,. He sang "jag soona soona lage" in om shanti om, that song makes me cry it's so beautiful!
Cheers* I think he said
Yep! And he's a legend⭐💜
They sing in nasal a bit....
Me : * laughs in himesh reshmiya *
Lmao girl
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 same thought popped up
🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks for making my night 😁
Lmaoooo
Most of these are not even performances. They are basically giving interviews or on red carpet. Some of them are phenomenal singers
That last singer is Shreya Ghoshal and her voice is generally high pitched, and she is an incredible singer.
7:25 this is actual Indian singing style
Who agree? #lovefromIndia🇮🇳
Shreya❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tf
@Rakhi Arora because you know, the universe wanted me to.
When you’re Indian and you know all the singers and it’s just extremely amusing to watch American vocal coaches go cray listening to Arjit Singh and Shreya Goshal 😂
Gopika Das ikr😂😂
So true
He's actually a Latino living in Berlin... But mmkay..
True that
I'm Arab and I love Indian songs ..
Indian language is really beautiful ❤❤❤
Sonu Nigam singing Kal Ho Naa Ho sent literal shivers down my spine. That man is so talented.
Ikr
When you realize you haven’t heard of him for a while so you check his account and realize it’s been 6 months!!! Are you good Tristan?! We’re concerned
He is taking a break, will be back in some more months
@@melina886 how do you know this??
@@captaincharlie_ he said so on twitter
1:50 i was on headphones and my parents saw me clapping.
They were talking- "This kid is possessed by an evil"
lmao😂🤣
Bhai mere saath v hota h ye😅😅😆
I can imagine that 😂🔫
Hahahaahahhaha😂😂😂
I laughed so hard at this
Who all came to see if there's anyone else wondering where Tristan has been?
Yup
yeah
Can confirm. Checking in and kind concerned. He’d mentioned the break up and not having a stable living situation and that stuff. Hope he’s alright.
Chelsea Mock me
me
“That was making me tear up idk why”
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has that effect on everyone I can’t even lie 😭😂
Can you please tell me what was the name of the song he was singing?
Sara Huwaidi it was mere rashke qamar
O re piya always hits my spot 😂
He needs to react to naseebo lal aswell
@@sarahuwaidi3951 mere rashke qumar
The "runs" are just extra notes in musical scales most traditional Asian music uses
Apparently in Indian music, they're called "gamakas"
th-cam.com/video/AIPraIlSmIk/w-d-xo.html
@@drea94 gamak is an umbrella term. the correct term i think is "harkat"
@@drea94 in hindustani classical its called harkat or murki
@@akshhat Ohh okay. Thanks!
@@imarebel6367 Thanks for the correction!
the last female singer Shreya that you were going crazy about is the second female singer in india to hold the title of "nightingale" and that wasn't her head voice btw. in bollywood it's really rare that u see singers using their head voice.
3 of my favourite bollywood singers
1. Shreya Ghoshal
2. Sonu Nigam
3. Arjit Singh
Monkey D. Luffy the trifecta of Bollywood music
And KK too
Nobody gives a fuck.
@@RS90059 I'm riTiq and I tHiNk I'm cOoL
Let's not forget Manna dey, md Rafi and Kishor da
Shirley's career in one line: she's so pretty.
True AF only pretty looks with a lot of autotunes
Lol ! 😂
True. All her songs are auto tuned.
Bruh !!!! :)
The only reason i came across her because of her cuteness.
Guess Tristan went to India to learn all those notes after this video.
Yup cause he aint posting shit you were suppose to cure my depression
@@zekkq4367 bruh, was that necessary
😂😂😂
Shreya Ghosal is one of the best female singer 🙅
Ur wrong she is the best legend
@@t.s.t8479 arijit also
Perioddddd sis♥️
@@letstalk4623 what period?
@@seeya7719 it's stan language and by that the person means she agrees strongly
Tristan- trying to count all the notes
Me - *trying to find out how to count notes*
Me 2 lol😂😂
Army Blink we love a multifan
Armyyyy 💜✨blinkkk🖤💓
Army?
@@hardilpreetransi my name says it all....i stan almost every single K-pop group cause i have nothing else to do lol
It's called "Sangadhis" in classical carnatic music (the runs you are referring to are just fast arrangement of notes and are a very common occurrence in Indian music)
Ah yes.
Adding to that, in terms of western music theory, this would not be recommended at all because during those runs, even though they are in the corresponding scale of the verse, they would instead be jumping in and out of almost all the different modes which can easily throw off a regular western vocalist.
those bouncy runs/vibrato bits are called 'harkat' in hindi and 'gamakalu' in my language and probably a hundred other things in a hundred other indian languages. Its one of the most prominent characteristics of indian vocals. Its really fun to do!
Cool fact thanks👌🏼
Rightly explained
Was going to write this.
Well, whole classical indian music is way lot different than western classical music... The way Shreya did those multiple notes so fast is very common in indian classical music.. In fact I would suggest that you should watch classical singers like Kishori Amonkar or Pt. Bhimsen Joshi or Kaushiki Chakraborty (someone from current era)... All those singers you saw in that video were pop bollywood singers (some of them had classical music training though like Shreya Ghoshal)...
Hey Tristan. I am so glad and amazed that you looked into a complete new genre and country's music with an open heart and gave honest reactions into my culture . Also can you please react to songs from these artists and I promise you will not be disappointed. Lots of love from India
React more to
1)Arjit Singh
2)Shreya Ghosal
3)Benny dayal
4)Amit trivedi's Sound of India
Like if you want" tris "to react on this
I totally agree but Amit trivedi's Sounds of India is must
Even I told to react to sound of the nation😍
Bro sonu nigam too
But I Strongly recommend Arjit Singh's "Laal Isaq" And "Agar tum Saath ho" And Amit Trivedi's "Sounds of nation"
Indian singers are on a whole other level. they can sing western and Carnatic styles so effortlessly it’s actually ridiculous.
Why is it ridiculous ?? 😂😂😂
Tiya Bharati ridiculous in an omg amazing way lol
@@lailaaugust6069 okey so uh are denoting it in a positive way right ?? 🤔🤔
Tiya Bharati yep.
@@lailaaugust6069 then thank you so much I am an Indian 😊😊😊 😊
Tristan : They sing in the nasal
Meanwhile me remembering " oo hazoor tera tera tera kasoor"👁️👄👁️
Curse you for putting that voice in my head 🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😭✋bruh
😂
Damn you, now I can't get it out of my head now 😂
Tristan! I've been a subscriber for a long time, I've got some good stuff for you to react to, please read! As an Indian singer who sings western pop and rock as well as the traditional Indian style which you heard in this video I could give you some context on the doubts you had. (GUYS PLEASE LIKE SO HE CAN SEE THIS!)
So basically this style is derived from Indian Classical Music, which itself is divided into two - Hindustani (North India) and Carnatic (South India).
So these styles have a way of gliding over notes that can be likened to a "run" but not exactly, because the notes are not just hit, but also there is an oscillation involved in between the notes themselves (which is a called a "gamaka" in Carnatic).
Even though these videos showed mainstream Bollywood singers who aren't necessarily "Indian Classical" singers, generally when you hear Indians sing, they have that flair anyway.
And yes, Indian languages in general are very nasal, so it bleeds into the singing as well. Infact when I sing in English, I have to reduce some of my normal nasality, add breathiness and add that "ih" vowel that talk about, to fit the modern pop style.
You would love these two impressive clips of Indian Classical singing, Hindustani and Carnatic respectively.
Just some hints before you watch them. Indian Classical music is 90% improvised, only fixed thing are the lyrics of the composition they use and the scale (called a "raga") it is set in.
Also the words "Sa, Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa" that you hear them improvise with in different combinations is our solfege system which corresponds to Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do in the Western system.
This is a traditional Hindustani concert by the famous and talented singer Kaushiki Chakraborty.
th-cam.com/video/uEqYzdz3Zvg/w-d-xo.html
And this is another famous and talented Carnatic singer, Sid Sriram, singing a composition with a piano accompaniment. It's not a traditional Carnatic concert with all the instruments but this is great video to appreciate the beautiful and nuance-filled singing in all its glory. Enjoy!
th-cam.com/video/KnLTHJOsu5c/w-d-xo.html
Because you said you wanted to listen to women more, here's a wonderful performance of a legendary Carnatic musician in a traditional Carnatic setting, Bombay Jayashri!
th-cam.com/video/dKqLEhFf6Cg/w-d-xo.html
@@jacquebutch5135 Thank you! I really hope he sees this!
Hey! Thanks for the great mini-lesson. It is always good to have some background to the history and important information as to why certain music sounds the way it does. I was hoping that I could have heard some really good facts from Triston. But thank you for commenting on it.
I'm an Indian and I appreciate this comment, it's not a lesson just for him but also some indians thank you ❤
Thank you for this comment! A wonderful example of a classical Carnatic singer in a more traditional concert setting would be Bombay Jayashri, and I would recommend the following video for anyone interested :
th-cam.com/video/dKqLEhFf6Cg/w-d-xo.html
@@gabrielle718 Thanks a lot! I'm very happy to hear that you enjoyed it :)
Tristan, singers you would love to react to :
Shreya Ghosal
Arijit Singh
Sunidhi Chauhan
Shaan
Sonu Nigam
Yeah.. this video was nothing.. please react to this guys...
Yaaas!
You missed KK❤️
He's being confused of shreya ghosal note
Me: laughing in corner😂
If he ever reacts to Tony Kakkar...it's over for us indians😭😂
😂
i literally had my fingers crossed for him to not pop up
@@stay9851 lmaoooo
@@stay9851 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Totally agree 😩🤣🤣
Lol those runs he is talking about even my mom does them while singing bhajans.
Same my mom also that's called murki in classical music 😂
Lmfaooo
yeah it’s easy lol! it’s just a different style of singing, he’s out here like ‘omg people can sing outside of the US? in a different *WAY?!* i-‘ & it’s like 😅
ORTHEAUX 😂 😆
Oh god I loled so hard on that cause that's so fucking true😂😂😂😂
I WISH THESE CLIPS WERE LONGER SO TRISTAN COULD ACTUALLY LISTEN TO THEM
Ikr ☹️
I was like when did Tristan reacted to Indian singers WITH autotune
DUDE SAME!!! 😂😂😂👅
He did react to a bollywood song called "ankh marey" but I guess he took it down
Auto tune? That's Real voice of these singers.
@@gaurav4605 YES SIR
Actually what you are thinking are nasalized vowels is actually a soft "N", the nasal sound is a separate letter in the Southeast Asian languages. Say the letter "n" but don't let the tip of your tongue touch the roof of your mouth and that's an actual letter or an accent
WHY ISNT TRISTAN POSTING IM STRESSED?!
Me too 😢
Me toooo :(
He wrote on twitter that he is taking a break from social media for a while
😭😭😭
Yesss same :( I hope he’s okay
My top 4 most iconic Bollywood singers (edit - in no particular order)
Female:
Lata Mangeshkar
Asha Bhosle
Shreya Ghoshal
Sunidhi Chauhan
Male:
Sonu Nigam
Arjit Singh
Udit Narayan
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
You forgot shafqat amanat Ali and Atif Aslam.
Who the hell sent him the video they are not even singing seriously not even their half form.he would be blown away if he sees original form of em all.
Love from bangladesh
Those are the original Mr Sunshine.
@@mehricue what to do with that
Exaaaaaaaaaaaaaaactly what i was thinkin' during a whole video...
U should react to Sonu Nigam and Shreya Ghoshal's songs
Shreya ghosal doesnt need autotune u should see
@@t.s.t8479 Both of them😉
@@t.s.t8479 zubeen garg best
@@mirroruniverse9331 zubeen garg real
you should listen to :-
1) channa mereya - arijit singh
2) teri deewani - kelash khair
3) tere bin nahi lagda dil mera from bend it like beckham - nusrat fateh ali khan (he is a pakistani singer but he has sung songs for bollywood as well)
4) sajna ve sajna - sunidhi chauhan
5) barso re - shreya ghoshal
6) dilbar - neha kakkar
7) roja - s balasubramanyam & chitra
8) tere bina - ar rahman
9) kun faya kun - ar rahman & mohit chauhan
10) deewani mastani - shreya ghoshal
Saiyaan - Kailash Kher
TUM HI Ho - ARJIT
CHANNA MEREYA AND DEEWANI MASTANI YASSSSS!!!
😍
aafreen aafreen
Tristan: they’re doing runs
Me: MICROTONES
its real indian singers do that a lot
@Vala Bhagirath As are microtones.
I KNOW RIGHT???? I would think since he studied music, he would know what microtones are.
I went to a Shreya Goshal concert, and I promise you her voice is just as angelic irl.
WAS WAITING FOR SHREYA GHOSAL THE WHOLE TIME LMAO
Me bro; me
I'm rewatching again for her-
*Me: reads title*
*_THE INDIAN SIDE OF ME JUMPED TF OUT!!😂_*
SAME
Keeran Moodley lmaooo
The joke reference!
Keeran Moodley SAME
ME TOO 😂
Everyone is singer until sonu, rahat & sherya didn't hold the mic
Yes 👍👍👍
Rahat is a screamer not singer
@Hitesh Gujarathi save this laughing emojis for his new songs...he is just an average singer not more than that...
No one:
Tristan: " Hello my Bollywood friends"
Love your videos, keep them coming! Love from India
6:10
Tristan - "she's so pretty"
That's actually what we indian boys say whenever we see her!
its weird how i don't point out if indians around me are pretty or handsome, but i always point it out in foreign ppl. idk it just doesn't occur to me, maybe cuz im used to it or something haha
@@alexarmanto6016 K.
@@alexarmanto6016 uhhh what?
@@emilyvelvet4902 idk, i mean it never like..strikes me cuz im so used to these visuals now. ik theyre amazing and handsome and beautiful ppl, but ive kinda like gotten used to it, so its not like i start gushing over ppl. i dont gush over foreigners either, but it does strike me, as im not used to seeing such faces in my daily life
Only your family
Who's here 2 months later wondering what happened to Tristan's vids?
he's taking a social media break, he said on Twitter that he'll be back
Caitlin Cantos me
Devon made him depressed . Fucking Devon that piece of shit . It's always Devon's fault .
Hi Tristan,
I just want to say thank you for making these videos. I have wanted to sing for a long time now, but I have always been too shy, and I have never known how. But thanks to you and your videos I finally plucked up the courage to sing a song or two. I even posted a few videos to TH-cam (something I would have never done 6 months ago) and I will continue to do so. Today I am not good, but I know that tomorrow I will be ever so slightly better. Thanks for everything Tristan.
Andrew
*Tristan being confused and amazed for 9 minutes straight*
Tibetan here! 👋
I am born in india so hindi cinema or bollywood is in my veins!
Me too bro...I am also a indian❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@nirmala.ixb.lisha.ahire.7771 I am not indian! I am born in india! I am Tibetan 😂😂
@@tenlhasinor so sorry....maaf kar do😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@nirmala.ixb.lisha.ahire.7771 haa haa 😂😂😂 it's okay
@@tenlhasinor 🥰😃😃😁😁😊😊
About those nasal sounds... That's just how the pronunciation of those lyrics is. Hindi has got a nasal syllable called "Chandra bindu", which is put in many common words too.
I didn't like it that u had '69' likes; take one more
@@smitshah8791 thank you 😂😂
The multiple note thing is called a “murkhi” in Hindustani classical music
Hi ojaswi my name is also ojaswi😅
Okay Seema, we believe you.
@@ranvids 🤣🤣 my mothers name is seema
Thank you
Ojaswi Sharma do you by any chance know what it would be called in Carnatic classical music?
React to shreya ghoshal
Like if u agree
👇
Yeah shreya ghosal is really good💓 tritan should react her😀
Shreya is ranked top in Indian singers' food chain...
Specifically to shreya singing in devdas.... Where she was only 16
React to lata mageshkar rendition of the original lag ja gale and then follow with shreya ghosals version
OMG YESS
You really should check out Shreya GHOSHAL more
She is a living legend..her live performances will blow your mind for sure
5:00 That Sonu Nigam guy is extremely talented, he can sing in 20+ different languages and has an active career of around 30yrs. That one Kal ho na ho song can't describe his talent.
I know right! There are a lotta different songs. Badly compiled video
He can sing 27 different songs in 4 minutes too
They're literally singing in beautiful cursive. 😮
Elijah Villegas how accurate
the list of singers and their songs
1:00 astha gill --- dj wallen babu
1:21 tera zika by darshana raval
1:43 breakup song by jointa gandhi
2:04 galliyan by ankit tiwari
2:22 by sanam puri
2:49 tera hone laga noon by atif aslam
3:06 channa merry by arijit singh
3:21 isahre tera by guru randhawa
3:40 backbone by hardy sandhu
4:00 bulleya by amit mishra
4:15 kal ho na ho sonu nigam
5:10 mere rashke qamar rahet by fateh ali khan
5:31 mohe mohe ke dhagein by papon
5:51 tu hai wahi (artist is neha kakkar but its not her song )
6:06 dard dile ko ( artist is shirley setia but not her song )
6:46 dil mein chhupa loonga by armaan malik
7:13 sun raha hai na by sherry goshal
is you want to hear more classical songs then the guy at 5:12 is literally a legend. you could react to his songs like afreen afreen or mere rashke qamar who mostly sings Qawaalis (which is like devotional music for muslims) also the last one was shreya goshal who is an indian classical singer and is also a legend check out her songs like deewani mastani or ghar more pardeisya in which you can get a taste of how indian music actually is( also both these videos are super pretty with indian styles dancing and really pretty clothes ) .
Atif, Rahat, Arjit and shreya are literally "bollywood " of their own! amazing voices!!
It’s not a nasal voice - the words have the sound “n” in them!
*Nasal*
Just listen to *Himesh* *Reshammiya*
You will discover a all new genre 😂
😂😂
😅😅😅
Lolll
Savage😂🤣😂😃🤣🤣😃
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shirley Sethia's career summed up in a line "She is so pretty"
Honestly though. I'm yet to see her singing talent.
@@snehapradhan5591 You should. She is great at that too apart from her good looks.
Khusi hoti hai aise comments padhke,
😆😆😂
@@nishchalpasari1592 Sneha Sirf awaaj hi judge karegi... not like boys
Im soo glad that Tristan is doing this - I mean we need more appreciation for Bollywood singers
I have the same name as you
I am SO glad you reacted to this! Shreya Ghoshal is my favourite Indian singer ever she's so good 😩
She isn't good. She is amazing, I am in love with her voice. Goddammit I am hypnotized by it 💜🤘🏼👊🏼
@@fuxkstereotypes3348
How many songs of her did you listen to?
i’ve never clicked on a video this damn fast
Mar Mohammed-Akram same love!!! 😂❤️
SAME!
Let’s try getting him to react to Afreen Afreen coke studio
@@PerspectiveArsenal Coke Studio's new season is coming out
Noticed you haven’t posted in a while. I really hope that everything is okay ❤️ We love you!
Stefani Araujo he should be coming back soon if your search up his ig he explains what he’s been doing and he practically needs sunshine to function so over this winter it’s been hard for him he said after winter is over he should be coming back. I’m not trying to put words in his mouth this is just what I got from what he said, he also started posting again on his ig so that’s a good sign. This was in February and he said maybe he would come back in 2 months and he ended it at that so once again he should be coming back to yt!
Cody _ Yup! Going along with that, Tristan just posted on his IG story that he just finished filming a TH-cam video and is editing! He should be back soon!!
Skylar Lee omg really! I’ll go check it on rn!!
Cody _ sunshine to function? That doesn’t even make sense
Ferxani yep it’s a real thing most people need sunshine to be be functioning outside it’s almost like a depressive episode, except people lack sun light which is vitamin D I think
I’ve been a huge fan of Bollywood since I was really little, the way they sing is just amazing and the movies are so fun. I could never replicate that fast vibrato run thing they can do. Drives me nuts, but I’ll get it one day!
It's not quite vibrato ..it's just jumping notes really really fast...it's a Indian classical thing, we practice saying the seven notes in various sequences as fast as possible ...
The fact that these were not even their best performances and Tristan is still impressed. 😂
Supriya Adak 😂😂😂😂
BUT THE FACT THAT RASHKE KAMAR WAS "TEARING HIM UP A LIL" 😂😂💀
You HAVE to react to some more of Shreya Ghoshal’s voice. Her voice is so beautiful
Sonu Nigam is not applying nasal....it's his voice.... literally all male singers ...they don't have a nasal voice...not atleast Sonu Nigam😭😝
Singing nasal and sounding like that slightly is different. Tristan is talking about Sonu Nigam's tone which has a nasal resonance. Sounding nasal is not always bad and a certain way of nasality is actually accepted in classical music.
Hindi language have so many words which you cant pronounce without nasal tone.
Thats what he was saying,so every indian singer have a lot of nasal resonance compared to english singer.
@@Subhash_bhatt i get it...i am an indian...my mom was classically trained...my point was they dont intentionally do it...its natural and it doesnt sound odd to us because thats what tons of vocal training does....:D
Exactllyy
*laughs iN Himesh Reshamia*
Indian music is so hard. Like I learn it and it’s really not appreciated enough
You say that cuz ur indian
Ananya Inchal preach
Costlyplanet well, it is really underrated. It’s really pretty and really hard. Don’t be rude to other people. Please and thanks 🙏
@@nooneasked1518 nigguh
Costlyplanet dude I’m American and Indian. They are both part of my culture but you’ve never even tried doing eastern music. It’s really hard and requires years of training
they’re just singing in the CURSIVE way
That is sort of true... They add curlicues to their notes for additional beauty
_Cursive runs_
Dude😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahah😂😂😂🎉
Just FYI, what you’re hearing when the singers sing out a lot of notes in one run is called a “ghamak” it’s our version of pop runs. Instead of do re mi fa so la ti do, we have a different scale that you should listen to!
It's murki not. Gamak.
I was under the impression that a murki was a type of gamak! I could be wrong though, sorry!
It's not about right or wrong.. I just wanted to share ..what I knew.. 😇😇😇
The crazy part is these are mostly clips of them being asked to ring in quite random locations (like during an interview, or on a red carpet etc) - you gotta check out some of the bigger stars separately and break them down, would love to hear what you think.
does anyone know where tristan’s been? I miss his videos
I was thinking the exact same thing, I miss them too :(
He has a twitter and he posted on nov 11 saying he's taking a break
Hasn't he gone back to school?
If taking a break is what he needs then I’m here for it.
He dead bruh
The last singer is Shreya ghoshal
You should checkout more of her songs
Umm no thanks. 😅🤣 No offense.
@@kokoqueen6143 who's talking to you!?😅😂
Not Shreya Ghoshal, then I recommend Dhinchak Pooja😂
Koko Queen Noone asked for your opinion, you didn’t need to reply
@@philo1140 well don't mind bro
He/she is a huge fan of dhinchak pooja
And our shot guy omprakash😂😂😂
Ok I haven’t watch him in so long and now i know why, HE HASN’T POSTED IN 5 MONTHS! Is he ok???
hes okay hes just taking a break from social media
Brandon Mitchell Wtf you going on about?
@Brandon Mitchell they're just asking a question, chill.
@@dabien1 He was busy trying to be a "classic wow streamer" on twitch and got banned PepeLaugh
@@RelaxationandCalmingSleepSound Why are you telling me this???
As an indian
These are the worst clips you could listen to this is nothing.......indian singers or bollywood is soo much better than this
Yep
In these clips they are just singing frankly and not properly.
Exactly