Crowd shot footage reveals Celine Dion's natural, ACTUAL pitch accuracy!

[@Lilah1754]

Celine’s voice is a natural powerhouse, that needs no pitch correction. So full of emotion and accuracy. Wish her all the best with her current health struggles. Thanks for showing us her natural talent Fil.

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

Those who want pitch correction might as well listen to synthesized voices.

[@natharien01]

Hey ! Question? Are you showing us some old footage from b4 or since she lately started to come out.,I mean she will sing at the olympique2024. Who khow’s the song? 💁‍♀️from Montreal 🇨🇦…😊😊🥰❤❤❤

[@twerkinthecityhuh6340]

Lolololol can't take the truth huh ...... I've heard bullfrogs croak this out better

[@heatherhall3452]

Celine is evil - Adrenachrome 👶🏼🩸 Look at her baby Clothing line ad - pure evil - God has taken her gift for her evil deeds

[@lisa_wade]

Some voices are just naturally pleasing and pure. Celine has that. Even with her personal health struggles, she still has a very recognizable sound. They should not mess with perfection. PERIOD.

[@Jasper_the_Cat]

From her voice straight to the heart. That's power. Screw auto tune.

[@markkinnish1196]

She’s always been a great singer no need for pitch correction great update as always Fil

[@M4TCH3SM4L0N3]

Imagine the hubris: here's a museum curator "touching up" the linework in Salvador Dali's the *Persistence of Time*: removing the rippling texture of the melting clock face to make it into just another draped plane bent flatly over the edge of a cube structure because they can't conceive of a reason other than failure to observe consistent perspective or maintain muscle control. Here's another, blending all of Van Gogh's massive and thick brush strokes until they are nothing but indiscrete gradients of muted color and value. Thank you for demonstrating so perfectly this thesis of all that is wrong with capitalism's influence on the arts.

[@lizatsurkan4323]

That’s why I don’t even want them to release DVDs of her 2017-2020 tours. Untampered with fancams like the one in this video do just fine

[@GizzyDillespee]

You could AI all the Picassos, and turn them into pixar style. You just need a big enough printer that can handle the historical canvasses. Surely Zuckerberg or Altman would pay for it.. .

[@Terri_MacKay]

I made the art comparison a while ago. Or what about writers with very distinctive writing styles that require a little more work on the part of the reader? Let's "fix" them to make James Joyce and Michael Ondaatje easier for people to read, so that they'll appeal to more people. Of course, it sounds ridiculous if we suggest that people fix the work of other artists. Why is it okay to do it to singers??

[@M4TCH3SM4L0N3]

@@Terri_MacKay I have conflicted feelings about written art and adapting its language: on the one hand, so much of what makes written work meaningful comes down to those choices that the author made. On the other hand, Shakespeare wrote his plays to be accessible for the intellectuals as well as the uneducated masses, and unless you have the time and resources to grow fluent in the language and culture of Elizabethan England, you really can't experience the plays in the same way that they were written, and I think that is also a shame. Of course, Shakespeare didn't actually publish most of his plays himself, if any, and performance art is fleeting by nature, but with art artifacts (paintings, published writings) we have to balance the desire to capture something like the original audience experience (the thing that was responsible in most cases for the item's preservation) with the integrity of the object itself. It's similar to what translators face when bringing texts to non-native speakers, and I find that fascinating in its own way.

[@judyc]

@@Terri_MacKay several classic authors are having their books altered these days to make them more PC.. Appalling.

[@johnatyoutube]

Celine has a special gift and an incredible work ethic. I saw her live early in her Vegas residency, and she blew me away. No other singer could sing those kinds of vocal acrobatics so consistently with singing comparable to her studio recordings but energized even more by the fans in the room. It was love embodied! She needs no pitch correction. Her pitch nuances are sung with intention and artistry. As we've learned recently with her illness revelations, singing is her life and her fans are her beloved inspiration. And she pulled out all the stops and owned Paris this evening. It was pure love. She amazes me as both a one-of-kind singer and a genuinely lovely soul. She is one is my inspirations!

[@soilgrasswaterair]

Yeah, her stretch in Vegas was something else❤

[@TheLoneframer]

According to her recent documentary...in this timeline she was alreading dealing with the beginnings of her "stiffness" illness so she was doing a lot of vocal adjustments in her concerts before she knew what what happening to her vocals. 😢 She still sounded great!

[@Richie8a8y]

Thanks for the timeline. This song meant a lot to her - I think she needs it to be HER voice - Anyway I really appreciate your comment. As a fellow fan I’m holding my breath for her return to good health.

[@c0mputer]

Crazy that someone thought they could improve this. It’s like a museum art director seeing a Picasso and going, “Let me just fix these lines and move the eyes up so they’re more perfect so people will like it better.”

[@twinstickpete]

The music industry has been ruined by technology... Great vid, Fil.

[@Schrumpelkartoffel]

not only music industry, the artistical industries in general. music, painting, poetry. anything nearly artsy is now technologized :(

[@kuuttinen]

​@@SchrumpelkartoffelEverything really🙄 One thing I appreciate technology for is helping sick people, but even then using robots so you don't have to spend time(or "waste"time)with for example the elderly is so sad. People used to help each other because it was the right thing to do. My mom's family was incredibly poor(with 14 kids) yet when people came to their door they gave what they could.

[@sharbean]

Celine's voice and mastery is remarkable. I'm not a huge fan, but I really appreciate her ability and dedication.

[@angelaboncore3132]

Only goes to show that Producers simply don't know squat !!! Celine's voice is so bang on. I'm sooooo glad we got a revisit of this piece. Well done by fan for capturing it. VERY well done Fil for providing an analysis on a voice we already knew was perfect.

[@mandybarnett3647]

Does anyone even appreciate the agony she has suffered to get up and out into that forum at all?? She is the most dedicated person in her melieu.. She could not keep away from her born NEED to sing! A truer artist has never existed! Thank you Fil! You did this amazing comparison to help others get " it"...Celine is a powerful woman...her illness will not keep her down forever! Respect!

[@mandybarnett3647]

I suffer neurological issues and can not believe the guts she had to get these notes...God bless Celine and Fil..thanks for this..I needed a reminder that you CAN do it when you are not 100%

[@ABlueDahlia]

Firmly agree with you that the best singers control their vibrato to color in whatever emotion they feel is needed at that moment. That is part of what gives us the chills! Lovely video!

[@NoseyFloridaGirl]

The audacity of the ‘engineering’ of an iconic voice. Sickening .

[@eltonjimenez1616]

To think that she didn't know this wasn't happening is a bit naive. She's Celine in control of everything that's happening with her voice. She was the one behind the Correct Pitch Engineering.

[@kateabis]

Correcting her voice should be a crime

[@adamknight7041]

As should it be for Lucy Thomas

[@jrim8889]

Those pitch correctors must put in jail for lifetime.

[@duckmyass]

As I understand it during her Las Vegas residency she not only was aware of the correction but accepted it because she knew that during some performances she wouldn't be where she wanted to be, probably because she was dealing with some health issues longer than most people know.

[@joshbonner9409]

Celine Dion dosnt need a pitch corrector.

[@mozartsmate6358]

So should listening to it..

[@Bonn1770]

There was a discussion on a audio engineering forum going on about which microphone Celine Dion used to record her voice, the engineer asking wanted to get the same sound for his project. Someone pointed out it is not just the microphone that makes her voice sound so good, it is her vocal technique and HOW she uses the microphone as an instrument, holding it at different angles to her breath, moving it away for certain passages, bringing it in close for others. Mic placement is pretty important and a pro will know how to get the most out of their tools.

[@M.C.Blackwell]

Years ago I watched Celine on a daytime talk show, and audience members could ask her to sing a little bit of their favorite songs. Celine was magnificent with every song! I'll never forget how she sang every song, every note just perfectly and live. (It was an Oprah show if you want to try and find it)

[@DiamondGirl-1234]

Great analysis of this live performance. Her personality can be heard in this version and it brings so much LIFE to it. I am so thankful to have you help inform and explain to me these artificial practices. You are doing everyone who enjoys natural vocals a tremendous service and assisting us in trying to maintain authentic music going forward. 👍👏❤️🤘

[@ellie698]

She has an absolutely stunning voice It's a crime to use pitch correction on it

[@carlmontney7916]

She's such a great singer. She absolutely does not need any type of pitch correction.

[@LauraMcClellanwrites]

I saw her live at American Airlines Center in Dallas fifteen or so years ago and though I wasn’t necessarily a huge fan before the concert (I was there with clients at a business event), once it began I was enthralled. It was (and still is) the most impeccable vocal performance I’ve ever heard. And she owned that arena from the moment she rose up from beneath the stage right through to the last note of the final encore. I’m a former singer and have attended (and in many cases performed in) hundreds of concerts, but that one I’ll never forget.

[@lukebrown1115]

I’m so jealous. 😭

[@debbier938]

Hi Fil, Celine’s voice is simply beautiful! This is a hard song to sing, but she nails it. That one held note is fabulous, the tone, the quality and the length, very remarkable. Glad to hear the crowd shot footage and thank you for pointing out how good the natural voice can be. You Are The Best… Debbie ☮️

[@NinjaKittyBonks]

Celine not only has the pipes, but brings the emotion to her delivery that is undoubtedly really damaged by any post-pitch "correction" 😢

[@dianesmith7472]

If you watched her documentary prior to watching the event you’ll know she can’t perform like that any longer

[@NinjaKittyBonks]

@@dianesmith7472 .... I have not seen that documentary, but from what I had heard Fill say a bit after I had written my comment, I gathered that her health was an issue. It has to be heartbreaking to have lost the ability she had for so long, but pretending to sing does her audience, as well as herself, a disservice. . Every single one of us loses the talent, skill or ability we had when younger and must face it, regardless of how painful. My guess is she will not likely continue to lip sync much going forward.

[@AdoptADog-lf6ve]

Celine is beyond incredible. Such a beautiful heart and soul.

[@2009kygal]

It should be illegal to mess with amazing singers like Celine.

[@claudiaclark6162]

She sang God Bless America live on board the Harry S Truman a Salute to the U.S. Military and it was beautiful.

[@mikelundquist4596]

I don't have any Celine albums, not a fan of that style of music. But she is a top tier singer, one of the best ever.

[@oyvey764]

maybe you need to listen to other stuff than what she has released .... have you listened to her recording of Mr Paganini... Call the man..... Calling you.... can't help falling in love.... or her French stuff.... L'amour existe encore ... Vole.... s'il suffisait d'aimer.... just a few suggestions . :-) I get what you are saying but you might ENJOY the other songs more.

[@daytonsouthall1137]

She does almost every genre out there..

[@StKrane]

Thank you for this analysis of her GOAT Level vocals.

[@GoodStuffForeverMore]

As a singer, I can tell you she is hitting the notes exactly where she wants to hit them. To a machine it may seem like they are "sharp" or "flat", but that's exactly where she intended for the emotion, the inflection, the delivery to be on those particular notes. You know this too, Fil, as you are an excellent singer. Thank you for continuing to expose the incredible injustice being done to live singing by this misguided entourage of dopes who are insisting on pitch correcting everything🤦🤨

[@lanierosenberg]

If that's the case, why does Celine allow the pitch correction to be done? She is a mega-star. I'm sure her wishes are obeyed.

[@jepacido5118]

Celine was already showing signs of Stiff Person Syndrome during this time, but still delivered a magical performance Great reaction!

[@atreb56]

Thank you for this excellent analysis. Hope she is able to have relief from her condition.

[@vikingbeard]

I believe her semitone low and all other "mistakes" were on purpose, it's the natural way of singing, making it more exciting and emotional by creating a bit tension.

[@jacquesrichard3835]

I had chills all the way trough❤ love Celine so much

[@IgoZoom1]

WOW! Celine never ceases to amaze me! Hearing just her vocals without the music (and without pitch correction) is all the proof I need- she is definitely the GOAT in my book! Although a very close second goes to Martina McBride, who also needs no pitch correction. Incidentally, in the 90s, Martina was often called the Celine Dion of Country.

[@MrJdsenior]

That top note was nuts. It WAS pitch corrected, BY HER, physically, real time, on stage, no electronic processing necessary, or wanted.

[@Ad-go8xt]

Not real time and on stage because the top note is playback

[@AriliusM]

She always lipsyncs the D5. Been doing it since 98

[@alexbodi5526]

@@AriliusM2008 but yes. All the 1998 and 1999 attempts of this particular note are live.

[@jak30341]

@@Ad-go8xthe just told you it was live. Get a life.

[@jak30341]

@@AriliusMshe didn’t here

[@BennyVibes]

The's the kind of musician other musicians learn from. She's a pioneer - That's rare

[@dmcarp2807]

Revisit was worthwhile. Natural vocal accuracy never warranted pitch alteration.

[@Katness07]

Fil, I love the look on your face when you encounter wonderful music and skilled singers. I am not a huge fan of Celine, but I cannot deny her amazing powerhouse voice.

[@norasmith4939]

I've seen her sing a whole concert and it was fantastic. Think it was 2017 or so. Great video

[@lizatsurkan4323]

Thank you Fil I appreciate it

[@lindadescafano3749]

Celine has such a powerful voice which does not need any pitch correction. Great live performance and analysis as well. 😊🎸🎵

[@brianfunaki2602]

Phil thanks for brining the truth to the music world and letting us see and hear what makes Celine's voice a unique gift. She is a beautiful, generous, humble superstar.

[@drewatwell1168]

Her voice, especially when she was young was insanely mesmerising. Apparently on days she performed she would not talk to anyone and only communicate by writing notes in order to save her voice. Not sure if that was all the time or just for big performances.

[@nadlaem2617]

Many thanks for this video! I've never seen anything like that - quite interesting hearing all the details.

[@rolanddunk5054]

I think as you say pitch correction can eliminate the emotional that the artist wants to put into their performance.Cheers,Roly🇬🇧.

[@dville8103]

Great Vid! Celine is a lovely lady with a beautiful voice.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Thanks for this Fil ❤️ Celine

[@kenimiller3896]

Nice video Fil.And Celine has arrived in Paris amid rumors she will sing at the Paris Olympics great news if true.

[@Elaine_Parhamovich]

I read that too. I was surprised as I understood that she still struggles with vocal chord issues. How amazing that would be if she does indeed sing again. 💙

[@lizatsurkan4323]

@@Elaine_Parhamovich To a certain extent she does but she is feeling much better as well

[@Flowerbranche]

@@Nobody-b6z Probably pre-recorded, but WHEN is the big question? Too perfect for a sick woman to sing that live I think. Very impressing if she actually did!

[@DanielleGagnon-p8v]

@@FlowerbrancheI read an article confirming that it was live. They wanted her to record it. I don’t know if she did but the article mentioned that she absolutely wants to sing live.

[@darrylmoore5847]

Holy heck, what a talent.

[@danyavilaoficial]

Once, in my early producer career I produced this girl, she was the most gifted singer I’ve ever worked with, her voice was angel like, she was also a dedicated violin player and what else ……she was very beautiful. I literally fall in love with her !! Jaja The story,….once we finished the song I dared to try out autotune just out of curiosity. I was blown away. She was within +- 15 cents or less of perfect pitch !! Sometimes 20 cents tops , I couldn’t believe it. My conclusion, or at least one of them is since she was violinist from childhood and self taught singer THAT must’ve been what had influence in her voice performance

[@wootlesswocks]

Her singing gives me goosebumps ❤

[@Sheamarie]

I enjoyed this very much. :)

[@tanyalinda4469]

I saw celine live, and let me tell you, hearing her sing this live is more amazing than you could ever imagine, unforgettable experience ❤

[@LadyIrrigator]

Crazy thing is that she had loat her voice that morning. There was a documentary done with thuis tour. She could barely speak before going on stage. When she hits the big bone you see her face surprised she did it. But she was upset afterwards and worried she hurt her voice. This makes it even more amazing.

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

Celine has been a powerful force in the music world since the world was introduced to her at Eurovision in 1988. On first hearing you just know she’s on a higher plane then most any other singers of her era

[@valdi7777]

Watching this after her majestic performance at the Olympics!

[@MossyMozart]

Unfortunate that the Olympic Ceremonies were a pitch corrected recording. I would have loved to hear her singing naturally. Watch his follow-on analysis after the Olympics.

[@MinbadTheFourth]

@@MossyMozart according to this video anyway, many performances from her have been pitch corrected for a very long time, so the Olympics was no exception. Plus it was outdoors and under the rain (not good for worldwide TV broadcast). Therefore, it was also recorded. In the good old days when she still could sing. The day before.

[@russbear31]

Pitch correction, of course, ruins all songs, but it will absolutely slaughter a song like "All By Myself." If sung with actual free human feelings and emotions, the song will be moody, uneven and "inaccurate" in some ways. A robot cannot duplicate these human feelings or emotions. The sound engineer took a perfectly good track and mutilated it. It isn't art anymore. It's trash.

[@chazv5938]

Thanks for this, my appreciation of Celine Dion grows. A quick request if you’ve not done it previously… Sade, maybe at Live Aid? It would be interesting to get your take on her unique voice.

[@chrissymoss514]

Auto/pitch correct removes the unique and wonderful richness and emotional value of any song. The song becomes sterile. During the time period of this and other live performances, Celine was, and still is, suffering from SPS. This has a huge negative impact on her voice. So, for her to achieve such outstanding results when she sang is almost a miracle - it certainly reflects on her determination and fight to continue singing!! Queen Celine is definitely one of the VERY BEST singers in the world 👏👏❤️❤️👏👏❤️❤️👏👏❤️❤️👏👏

[@Svartr.HrafnSvartr]

When Eric Carmen sings this song, it's perceived as being overall a little under (by me at least) and not entirely pitch perfect either, and I think it's purposely done to add an emotional quality. It would be interesting to see his live performance being tracked as well. Celine deserves so much recognition for being an absolute master of her craft.

[@shaunpcanavan]

The issue with live vs recorded/pitch corrected is: if the instruments live are tuned slightly flat/sharp, a singer will subconsciously correct their voice to be in tune with those instruments. Then if the singer later is pitch corrected, the singer then sounds off!

[@elsiestormont1366]

There are very VERY few vocalists of Celine's caliber. Pitch correction is vandalism.

[@Rogelio_Inzunza]

Just discovered your channel! You are a revelation to me, and my mind g he as been blown off. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🙏

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@kennykarlsson6691]

Natural voice will allways be my first choise. Im sick and tired of hearing this overproduced fake crap coming out from the speekers when listening to radio every day.

[@StargirlMusicChannel]

WOW!!!! @9:53 *SO MUCH POWER AND PURE MAGICAL GORGEOUSNESS!!!* 💗💗💗

[@MathiasManser]

The little supposed incorrect notes are needed so the performance isn’t robotic… Good to hear the original version! I guess it’s the no child left behind policy to not completely obliterate the current singers that don’t even know when they’re off… Great video

[@tabularasa0606]

Some big artist should release a song with all the notes perfectly pitched between the tuning. Maybe that will wake everybody up.

[@lisakurtz4655]

Celine's voice is in a class by itself.

[@dcallan812]

Celine Dion really needs no pitch correction. It removes SO much 👍👍

[@lizatsurkan4323]

Same with Barbra

[@PADARM]

9:56 Jesus Christ 😲 That's why Celine is in the Pantheon of the goddesses of singing alongside with Barbra and Whitney

[@truesoundchris]

Sorry that pantheon had all seats occupied half a century earlier already: Patti, Melba, Sembrich, Boninsegna, Destinn, Lotte Lehmann, Frida Leider. The last ones we squeezed in were Mado Robin (kicking out Emma Albani) and Mara Zampieri (Callas had to return to her old job as a streetwalker, sorry for the Greek slut). No chance for microphone-clutching freaks with forgettable voices. Stop talking as if amplified pop music was real music!

[@lovesmusic0845]

No doubt she has a beautiful voice. I’ve been listening to her since her early days and loved her performances. But I saw her in concert a few years ago and I could tell something was wrong. She was so frail and her voice sounded strained at times. After watching her documentary, I know what was happening to her. I feel so bad that she’s suffering with such a horrible disease. Pitch correction is like many things in life. Just because we can do it, doesn’t mean we should.

[@Elvenpath]

I know someone who has a perfect pitch. They say they hate concerts because they can hear every inaccuracy and it's rorturw to listen to some autotuned to high heavens on album singer live. The only show they enjoyed was Celine Dion because she is so on point most of the time.

[@PaperdoII]

i’ve been saying this for a while, i feel bad for singers who are on stage singing and then get accused of lipsynching when the performances air on tv and they’re retouched or replaced by the backtrack lol

[@mountveggie]

Omg this version sounds sooooo much better than the pitch corrected one! Why mess with greatness??

[@Aubynann]

I think she was sickly at that performance. I watched a video on pre performance and she still nails it!!!! Naturally!!!!!

[@sketchley80]

❤😊 spot on! I have to chuckle all the folks commenting saying "not a fan of Céline Dion but she has an amazing vocal talent." Lol. She's sung a lot of different styles... And singing in her native French is an entirely other experience... Maybe folks can try listening to some of her music beyond her best known hits! 😊🎶

[@BeholdenProductions]

Celine!! Goated 🐐

[@lynnsmusic]

Just some of the intervals in that song are really, really hard. She’s a pro. She’s spectacular! I pray she can come back to full time performing.

[@twc621]

Taking all the pitch correction aside, you should also know that the Eb5 analyzed in the other video was completely dubbed despite being lipped to the track analyzed here. Anything released on that dvd that was lip synced was completely dubbed over with a different track. KZbin made it so easy for people to look at every single tours dvd and put the pieces together. 2009 was the first time they decided to update tracks, some of which had already been on 7 or 8 live official releases. They were then immediately updated AGAIN in 2011 (all of them except all by myself, which maintained it's 2008 track, perhaps since that track wasn't yet fearured in a live release).

[@reddragonready]

"I had some good stuff. I think I was good" Celine says in a heartbreaking moment in the recent documentary. I'd say she was more than "good" , I'd say she is one of the Greatest ever recorded. Ps I'd still really love to see a video like this on one of the great Classical singers today..Cecilia Bartoli singing at the house of some friends in Napoli. "Cecilia Bartoli sings Ti voglio tanto bene (De Curtis) for neapolitan friends". Also "crowd shot footage" 🤣And other than that phone filming..not a microphone in sight. We know absolutely for a fact..that is an actual human voice

[@lizatsurkan4323]

She is one of the greatest! also that era (2007 - 2013) contains some of her best vocals. I hope she realizes that. But as we said we are here for the tree

[@123Rockchild]

OH YESSSSS! Celine singing the late great singer/songwriter, ERIC CARMEN, song “All by Myself”!! This song was Eric’s number one selling song. I wonder if he ever heard Celine sing it? If he did, I’m sure it would have brought a proudful smile to his face. 🙂

[@sandlot40]

Pretty sure he heard it. He earned 💲every time it was downloaded or played on the radio. Reckon Dolly Parton ever heard Whitney sing I Will Always Love You?

[@YatesNYC]

I wonder what Rachmaninoff's opinion of All By Myself would be.

[@123Rockchild]

@@YatesNYC He would adore what Eric Carmen has done and would be grateful Eric was able to popularize it which resulted in millions of new listeners to the second movement of his concerto. Composers want their music to be heard and to live on long after they have passed. 😁

[@rodrigodepierola]

Celine can do magic.

[@lelleithmurray235]

I just heard Celine sing at tne Paris Olympics. Goosepimples, just wow...

[@CPenner9]

The Eb5 AnyMOOORE note at the climax is actually lip-synched to a pre-recorded track which is in fact auto-tuned/pitch corrected, hence the straight line and you can hear the effect. But everything else is 100% live.

[@wilddreamer-my1yr]

She soooooo good. JUST TOP TIER

[@tyttarentottero]

The pitch corrected version that you had analysed before and this one are from different performances. Check her hand gestures right before the chorus at the beginning.

[@patriciasnyder6915]

She was such an amazing powerhouse of a singer. Sad what is happening.

[@Elvenpath]

Still is. She isn't out yet.

[@tommylitchfield3450]

Imagine the vibrato of a love-child between Celine Dion and Aaron Neville.

[@K.Goldie]

Could you cover Shawn Phillips ? His 'Second Contribution' album is a masterpiece and he plays every instrument you hear on it. His voice is in a category of its own ! He has remained humble & is also an E.M.T. !

[@jcsieger9648]

Mr. Wings of Pegasus, can you do a voice analysis on Celine's performance at the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony this past Friday? I am curious about your opinion and expertise on how good she performed after all these years. Thank you for your outstanding work and professionalism.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Working on it currently!

[@PADARM]

She was much better than the 2015 version

[@purgedome2386]

Was nice to see her at the NHL draft naming the habs(Canadians) pick and on the big stage once again in Vegas. It's sad when natural(or learned) talent is no longer appreciated and the filtering out of emotions from music is becoming a standard.

[@xyz-yf2kr]

Have a look at her Olympic presentation.

[@LauraLouise5]

I love Celine Dion, she is in my opinion one of the greatest singers out there. I don't understand why you'd want to pitch correct her vocals!

[@charlesbailey5579]

Didn't see the Olympics Opening Ceremony, but, wondering if the video they put up today has been pitch corrected. Sounds great and I can hear the clanging of her outfit.

[@rebeccastarovich6079]

Great reaction! I so appreciate your analysis of and appreciation for true talent. It helps us as fans to understand what's real and what's created. Would love to hear your analysis of Hozier live vs studio and/or Sia. Hozier's songs Francesca, Movement, Unknown Nth, and Sia's Breathe Me, Alive, and Chandelier would be great examples to choose from. Both artists have amazing voices so hearing your analysis would be great. And new comer Lola Young has an interesting voice. Her songs Conceited or What Is It About Me would be great to hear your analysis.

[@micha5430]

She doesn't need corrections. She just hits the notes minutely.

[@braybrannan-saine6407]

Phil please analyze her singing The Power of the Dream at the opening ceremony of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic games. She is making the start of her comeback this Friday in Paris at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic games. The first time she’s sung since her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis.

[@poldidak]

Fil, have you ever discussed singers’ usage of pure intervals versus equal tempered tuning? Auto tuning may default to equal temperament which can make pure tuned 3rds and 6ths sound slightly sharp or flat against instruments or a computer grid. People who sing and/or listen to choral music or even barbershop know this phenomenon.

[@LOL-Can]

Celine had such a beautiful voice. I wish her well in her current life and health problem.A sadness.

[@bangsawinski8149]

at this concert celine was havingba problem with her throath.. they didnt know that it was her symptoms of SPS. that is why she is strugling... as she said to interview that she is finding her voice and she gets more nasal just to sing..

[@Brokenhearted757]

Pitch correcting her voice is just wrong. She doesn't need it.