How to reach the level of the Singer who Inspired you to sing?
DevonMoore
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OK so I have to get your guys opinion on this because it was the spark that started everything for me and is still a large flame that fuels this passion.
So there is a Kazakh man named Dimash Kudaibergenov who is literally the most amazing singer I've ever hear and he's even around my age too.... and yes while I love his voice, I don't want to imitate the sound per say but I do what to know to use my voice the way he using his.
he's super technical and has this flexibility and complete control over his voice, while doing so seemingly effortlessly and to me it's what I want to have in my own singing. I'm sure there so much more then this too.
I understand the years of dedicated practice (high level as both his parents are professional singers also) but I'm talking more on what kind of practice that was, the years of sweat, blood and tears is fine lol
What do you think?
Any ideals on what kind of practice needed?
How would you practice to get to the level of your inspiration?
Here a few links if you want to check out this amazing man:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5Cxz9tlVKjgch?v=5Cxz9tlVKjg
https://youtube.com/watch?v=mE4fp67TF1E
So there is a Kazakh man named Dimash Kudaibergenov who is literally the most amazing singer I've ever hear and he's even around my age too.... and yes while I love his voice, I don't want to imitate the sound per say but I do what to know to use my voice the way he using his.
he's super technical and has this flexibility and complete control over his voice, while doing so seemingly effortlessly and to me it's what I want to have in my own singing. I'm sure there so much more then this too.
I understand the years of dedicated practice (high level as both his parents are professional singers also) but I'm talking more on what kind of practice that was, the years of sweat, blood and tears is fine lol
What do you think?
Any ideals on what kind of practice needed?
How would you practice to get to the level of your inspiration?
Here a few links if you want to check out this amazing man:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5Cxz9tlVKjgch?v=5Cxz9tlVKjg
https://youtube.com/watch?v=mE4fp67TF1E
Comments
For the example you posted I notice that he was really good at locking his jaw in position on his vowels. The only time his jaw moved is when he switched to a different vowel.
The guy is an amazing talent.
Peace, Tony
He could literally do what ever he wanted with his voice
as for my Vocal Fach, i'm a little unsure but I struggle with lower note and higher ones are a little easier, like around middle C is pretty comfy
http://forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/discussion/10267/opera-2-dimash-vitas-cover/p1
He is one of our classmates.
Doc
......Ok I'm impressed @Diego killed it
isn't that great. And, gosh, @Diego is 16. HE IS 16!!!
Doc
Also that is great, I wish i could of started that young but im only 7 years older so its no big deal for me and like I mentioned above, I think anyone can become a great singer no matter what their age.
so you must be 23 - I haven't been too bad in math.
Doc
BTW, thanks to @doc_ramadani I can enjoy the course with you guys!
So all thanks to him!
Doc
It's rock yet it's soul and together it sounds like something one can hardly truly describe.
Rogue
Ok here's a clip of me singing along with Paul on I was made for loving you and I only did the opening, the chorus and the ending cause let's face it a lady singing the whole song through is just weird lol
Rogue
please do not double post questions (-> http://forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/discussion/10855/weekly-assignment-4-bad-bad-leroy-brown-by-jim-croce).
Keep things at one place.
Doc