Dimash - Drunken Concubine + The Fifth Element - Vocal Analysis/Tutorial - Dimashathon

[@serostil]

Novadays vocal coaches are watching Dimash a lot and all they say is "wow he is a great singer, omg how did he do that, ow he can't be human" etc.. But you sir you explain everything. I mean literally eveything note by note and I consider this is a fantastic thing because in my opinion Dimash is like a school but you can't learn anything without a guider so you become that guider and help people to understand how he does what he does. People might get bored because you stop the song a lot but hey if they want to listen the song then they should open the song and listen it do not watch analysis about it.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Sertan. I'm glad you appreciate what I'm trying to accomplish!

[@warcross0429]

@@kentamplin keep up your reactions like this man,an honest reaction is the best you can give👏🏼👏🏼

[@m.bk.3928]

I fully agree, I got tired of all these ahh ohhh OMG and jumping around the room. Why the heck should I be interested in this? whereas Ken is a real pro (and so are a couple of others, thanks God) and it is interesting to try what he suggests. even if the neighbours complain :))) cheers from Vienna

[@AyLeenToRa]

@@kentamplin he's so right!! Thank you Ken for teaching about Dimash for our sake!!

[@kriknut1]

I couldn't agree more. It's amazing how Ken breaks it down and and analyze and explain every frase. Excellent work, Ken 👍👍👍

[@joxclever]

I love that these tutorials aren't promising "how to sing like Dimash". They're more like "let's dig into some fascinating voice pedagogy using the prince of popera as a springboard".

[@kentamplin]

I’m glad you are enjoying them, Jox Clever!

[@maungoakkar3929]

Love to see him doing Dimash almost every day

[@kentamplin]

More to come!

[@mariapilargalar917]

Me too Calix Orlando

[@leylaaleman457]

As always great analysis. In Drunken Concubine Dimash and Li Yu Gang, present us by way of dialogue, the tragic love story between a famous Concubine (represented by Li Yu Gang) of the Chinese imperial court and the emperor (represented by Dimash) for that reason the two thrones in the stage. The Concubine dies poisoned as a result of the intrigues of enemies in the imperial court. The emperor is sentencing the Concubine to death (the vocal fry part)The Concubine reminds the Emperor of happy times together but does not change the outcome, the death of the Concubine. Greetings from Nicaragua 🇳🇮

[@mariy-19.05_kz]

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy Salem! MTV 16.10.2020 17:00-20:00 USA REQUEST DIMASH

[@maya1020]

Yes! More Dimash

[@btu1734]

I believe that technically Dimash is one of the, if not the best singer in the world. He’s like the complete package he’s just so good

[@kentamplin]

No argument here. Thanks for listening!

[@АйгульМирамбайқызы]

My favourite singer Dimash

[@kentamplin]

He's wonderful!

[@АйгульМирамбайқызы]

@@kentamplin thank you

[@musiclover-rm6zb]

@@kentamplin actually,a real person sang the original piece for the movie!The original singer is soprano Inva Mula,she sang 85% of the song,the rest was sampled.

[@EK-tf2eo]

Li Yugang (sings with Dimash) soloist of the traditional Beijing Opera - where the classical Chinese repertoire is performed, performs female roles - sings a popular song using traditional Chinese opera technique (where the airflow is directed - compressed - mainly through the back walls of the nasal passage - hence this effect). Your comments about Li's singing are not very accurate because you simply lack the knowledge of this technique. And Dimash just sings clasically staccato using a head voice (like a soprano) and not the pectoral register of what you're trying to show. I am not thrilled with your comments today. The song is a quarrel of a drunk concubine with the master (Diva Dance in the middle - with Dimash's whistle, which cuts the whole quarrel) and ends with reconciliation. A very nice performance. Two classical singing traditions (Chinese and European) are wonderfully mixed. I'm not sure, but I think this is Cantonese Chinese, not Mandarin.

[@frankamador9962]

Thank you for your analysis. You truly understand the difference between the east and west singing traditions. I really appreciated the combination of the two and enjoyed it. Both were extraordinary in their own right. Together they were just fabulous.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for weighing in, E K!

[@EK-tf2eo]

@@frankamador9962 Thanks for kind words. Yes, this performance is great. Dimash has a few more that he did after The Singer, where different singing techniques are combined. It's fantastic how the Chinese feel, how open-minded they are, not only experimenting, but also making a great show of it. In general, in the East (e.g. also in Mongolia) there is definitely more combining techniques, tradition and experiment than in the West, which eats its own tail.

[@lindasong7229]

Great response. Learned a lot. By the way, they are singing in Mandarin Chinese.

[@zerrinsigirci638]

Hi Ken, Not only Dimash is smashing it, but with the Dimash marathon you’re smashing it too. Thank you🙏his singing partner Li Yugang is a pro and performing at the Chinese Being opera (singing and performing in a women voice called Nan dan). They performing in fact a play by singing it, Dimash is the king and Li is the Concubine.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the info! Glad you're enjoying the DSMASH marathon!

[@maggietang6576]

👍🏻correct !!!

[@kexinfan3761]

In fact it is not just singing about Li. They are so many elements in it and one of them is dance. Li is a stage actors.

[@noeligle]

😀😀😀😀

[@scataplaft]

I got confused in my first hearing of it too, however I was hypnotized and could understand that there was much likely a very symbolic cultural feature behind it. After some research I found out more about the backstory of the performance (even the vocal-fry has a meaning) and traditional male-only Peking Opera and how males are assigned female roles. It's a very peculiar kind of singing that even though "scares" western ears at first, fits SO incredibly well with this crazy production. The mix of traditional European Opera singing technique and traditional Chinese Opera technique over a bed of electro-pop is mindblowing. It's something really new for all of us. In terms of production this reaches more of a "Bjorkish melting pot" level, which I'm crazy for. Damn... Dimash is unbelievable. I'd never research about Chinese Opera and Li Yugang if it wasn't for him. This man is a vocal encyclopedia and musical messiah. Lol

[@callacallie]

His name is Li Yugang. He is a famous singer in the China National Opera & Dance Drama Theater. I'm so crazy about his voice!!! Thank you for your reaction ❤️

[@kentamplin]

Thank you.

[@MaximLonesomemaxx]

Dimash in interview once said that he always was a tenor. In his puberty, when the voice started "breaking" the lowest range appeared, but luckily his high range has remained

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for sharing!

[@KirbyPooh]

He's a male singer, Asian operatic, singing as a female chinese opera singer.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@giovannigio3764]

@@kentamplin And his name is Li Yugang. And thanks for your awesome reactions.

[@specificsoup]

There’s a music video on KZbin of li Yugang doing this song and in full Chinese opera female makeup, it’s pretty cool. It has this sort of rock sound fused with the traditional Chinese opera sound.

[@emilatik8581]

And, stereotypical feminine pride-boy ( pride-boy = gay...OR just at least a homoflexible bi boy,like myself) ASF,obviously,and that's just lovely,yeah👍✌👌💪🌈💎🌈Sounds like a pikachu,and then you said "so bee dooo" afterwards (LOOOLLL),THAT was a good one there,KEN,and a nice reaction as well,AS ALWAYS,indeed

[@nancyallen628]

so that is the reason!! Thank you

[@subidubiduda5293]

Li Yugang, the Chinese gentleman with Dimash, sings so called nan dan roles, the female ones. I have had the pleasure of hearing Peking opera twice live and it is not something that can be put into words. Even if it is not your cup of tea, I highly advise you to go if you have the chance. It is a magnificent production and the different style, techniques and concepts would I think be highly enjoyable anyway to a professional like you. It is a very different culture but absolutely beautiful; unfortunately we don't have enough opportunities to see it. If you can some day, go! Thank you so much 💞

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for sharing, SubiDubi DuDa!

[@suesullivan-miller887]

I TOTALLY AGREE!!❤❤👍👍👍 I SPENT 3 YRS in HONG KONG, and was Lucky enough to see it in Person...and on the Radio!👍👍👍❣❣❣❣🥰🥰🥰

[@AndySaenz]

He’s an amazing singer too! Wow

[@apashkafromnytnt4475]

this looks like a duet of ancient chineese and western vocal schools ... Li Yugang is a famous singer of the traditional opera. Thank you so much!

[@kentamplin]

ApashkaFromNY TNT 👍

[@AndySaenz]

21:32 Damn, Dimash can communicate with dolphins with that whistle note! Not even Mariah Carey can hit that note, and I’ve been listening to her for decades. PLUS he goes from these low notes into his upper register with no register break. WOW WOW 🐬 🤯

[@ludmilaludmila6816]

ВЕЛИЧАЙШИЙ ПЕВЕЦ ВСЕЙ ПЛАНЕТЫ.ЛУЧШЕГО НА НАШЕЙ ПЛАНЕТЕ НЕТ !!!!!!!!!!!!! ДИМАШ ВПЕРЕД !!!!!!!!!!!

[@kentamplin]

Dimash is amazing, no doubt about it!

[@gabrielameszarosova7089]

Dimash is Singer number 1. The World's Best.

[@kentamplin]

👍💜😀

[@SonySony-oz5hs]

Wow, I didn't expect you to react so quickly to this wonderful duet. Perfect vocal analysis as always 👌👌💥💥

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@nanasorbonna1999]

This is a very old Chinese folk song. Background of this composition is very sad. Dimash sings the role of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, who sentenced his beloved Concubine Yang Guifei to death for treason. That's why Dimash growls so hard in the first part. Then she reminds how she was besotted with him and asks why there's only one step between love and hate. Insanely romantic lyrics. Li Yugang (born 1978) Chinese singer, composer and producer in the Peking Opera. Here he sings in the traditional Huadan style when a male singers play a female roles in Chinese opera. That's an allusion to The Drunken Concubine in Peking Opera. Very interesting performance. Thanks a lot for your great vocal analys ☺️☺️ There is also a wonderful duet: Dimash & Tengri " Swan Goose".

[@kentamplin]

Thanks so much, Nana. Appreciate the background.

[@surendraadhikari7253]

Let’s go for 1 million guys , Ken is a great teacher❤️

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@cadeevans4623]

The way he sings works for him how he sings so soft at first and gentle your right he has great pitch not flat not sharp spot on pitch he is true real singer he has been taught well and really knows how to sing love the dust don't know what their saying but the singing is beautiful the way their starting out singing the other guy is great to love how you explain all this Ken about the vibrato and techniques they use how they do it woah now he is getting into the deep growl and the other guy doing the high falsetto wow what a great performance man they can do all kinds of things with their voices wow this blows me away they have been trained well awesome I'm impressed by then 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kentamplin]

It is beautiful, Cade. Glad you enjoy it.

[@cadeevans4623]

Yes it's very beautiful and awesome just blows me away what they can do with their voices mind blowing i really do enjoy this sorry I misspell some words in my comment

[@kenhamaker]

I agree Dimash is naturally baritone as his voice matured you can hear the lower range expand I believe guys voices don't usually finish maturing until around early thirties and Dimash is turning 28 this month in May 2022. Many times I just say he is base, baritone, tenor, alto, counter tenor, saprano, whistle and Dolphin 🐬 😂

[@ермекжарасов-ч1м]

Самый лучший профессиональный обозреватель в мире !

[@kentamplin]

Dimash is fantastic, I agree!

[@sergeysergeev8515]

@@kentamplin he told you are the best professional vocal couch in the world. So i agree with that.

[@kalamkasbbb9187]

Dear Ken, I probably repeat myself. But I love your very professional analysis. You show that Dimash's singing and his voice are not only wonderful for us, his listeners, but also an excellent educational material for people who want to learn to sing... Thank you for your work!

[@kentamplin]

Thank so much!

[@jochenseeger8160]

"Sing better than anyone else....except Dimash!"

[@XxKidnoffxX]

Analysing and doing a video like that right after painting a whole house... That's pure passion, thank you!

[@kentamplin]

Glad you enjoyed it, Kidnoff!

[@АннаСоболевская-й5ц]

Ken Tamplin, thanks! You're wonderful!

[@kentamplin]

Wow, thank you!

[@lilym1421]

Ken you wanna hear Dimashs raw voice? Perhaps listening to his song samaltau performin in his home for the tokyo jazz festival Or a video containing the collection of his acappellas would help.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the suggestion, Lily!

[@gardeninggalagain]

@@kentamplin and I just suggested a brand new performance with "raw vocals" similar to Lily's suggestion, way up in the newest comments. Lily and I will hope together! :-) By the way, if you listen to Samaltau, like Lily suggests, you will get the maximum effect if you look up the meaning of the song first. We love you, Ken! Thanks for the instruction!!

[@Chrissy-pf5pd]

The man who Dimash is singing with, Li Yugang (plays female roles at Peking Opera), it is his song. I think Dimash may be singing subtly at first to match Yugang's singing if that makes sense. If you take a look at Yugang's video for this song called Shin Gui Fei Zui Jiu, its worth the watch. Also, I find it so funny that someone would argue with you about whether Dimash is a tenor or a baritone.😂 I love all your stuff but I'm really loving Dimash week!💕 I tried the challenge to sing from my chest voice to my head voice, and I'm sure now I have only one octave.🙄I'm not sure if you have all your songs chosen yet for Dimash week but his live performance of Know at one of Igor Krutoy's gala's is one of my favorites. Димаш Кудайберген - «Знай» | Dimash Kudaibergen - «Know» (and it's not perfect! lol but close)

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for sharing, Chrissy!

[@matticussmith4657]

I don’t comment on KZbin at all, but I had to say that I absolutely love your analysis on singers, specifically Dimash as of late. Absolutely educational and entertaining! Thank you Ken!

[@kentamplin]

Wow, thank you!

[@mashamasha8820]

Ken you are great. Thank you for another interesting Dimash video.

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure!

[@АртёмАлексеевский-о4с]

@@kentamplin Деда привет вы многа гаварите мало паказываете и ещё вы надсмихаитесь над Димашем😀👻👻👻👻👻👻

[@ОльгаЛановенко-п2ы]

​@@АртёмАлексеевский-о4с Артём, не знаю, слушал ли ты с переводом, но Кэн не надсмехается над Димашем, а разбирает технику его пения и рассказывает, как можно улучшить своё пение. Кэн в прошлом рок певец и музыкант. А сейчас один из самых известных вокальных тренеров. Если хочешь о нём узнать, то даю тебе ссылку на Википедию translate.yandex.ru/translate?lang=en-ru&url=https%3A//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Tamplin А если хочешь понимать, что он говорит, то, если ты смотришь с компьютера, нажми в нижнем левом углу опцию "настойки" ( она в виде цветочка, или колёсика), и выбери "Субтитры", затем "перевести" и выбери "русский". У тебя внизу экрана появятся русские субтитры. Правда, перевод не всегда корректный.

[@I_Am_Midnight-i]

I'm shocked at your ability to duplicate melodies with spot on pitch first you hear them! Thanks for doing these Golden tutorials and analysts for us who are trying to get better, and especially from someone as experienced and who can demonstrate it like you! I'm loving the series Ken! Cheers 🍻

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, ByRTD yO!

[@gohan2091]

I'm also shocked. Ken has amazing skill

[@Jeki_toki]

Excellent analysis. I fully agree with your findings. Dimash's head voice is better controlled. Dimash sings more comfortably. His head voice is better supported because he connects the diaphragm. Lee Yugang directs the sound into the head resonators and cannot force his voice as much as possible without support, and because of this, flexibility and dexterity in high notes is lost, he has to turn down the volume to maneuver in vocalizations. The main tone of the voice is formed in chest resonators, and it is impossible to be able to saturate with overtones without good support, therefore Li Yugang's tone has a light timbre color. Dimash is a multi-tenor 😂 .

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for weighing in!

[@bettybrown20]

Dear Ken! It's a great pleasure to listen to your deep professional analysis! I enjoy your excellent English! Please, go on with your reactions to our Kazakh Treasure!

[@elisantos8461]

Ken, you really made my day! I’m loving this week of Dimashton . 🥰 thank you very much for sharing your wisdom with us to be better singers.

[@kentamplin]

So glad you're enjoying the DSmash-a- thon! More to come!

[@mertkoraytopalak]

The miracle in this song he just put some oriental mid asian and arabic notes without any hesitation and fit inside that scale that quarter notes perfectly ... Musician wise that was so intense attack to that scale ... Ty for video again ken that was so good and informative...

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure!

[@technotrance011]

You are the most underrated reactor on youtube sir. Guys, let us bring justice to his chamnel. keep sharing. i can listen to all your reviews all day. actually its 4am here now and still watching 😂🎼

[@kentamplin]

That's kind of you, Lito Juan!

[@violettakonstantinidu9959]

HELLO FROM GREECE !!! WE LOVE DIMASH !!!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@kentamplin]

he’s amazing, Violetta!

[@zalinaabilez5153]

Super reaction! Thank you! Dimash Geni vocalist! I love so much Dimash!🤴💥🔥🎼🔥🙏😘❤️💜🧡💖💚

[@kentamplin]

I'm glad you liked it, Zalina!

[@florenciasilviaparis]

We love to hear a professional!!!

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@tanikaUU]

I remember you wanted to watch Dimash’s interviews. Maybe you watched one where he explains how vocals work and says that vocals is sports and mathematics. That was an interesting thought.

[@kentamplin]

I haven't yet. I need more time in the day!!! Always hustling!

[@jorcarmona]

I keep saying the same thing. Fantastic and very informative analysis. I do like this format because I want to learn how he does it (i'm not going to attempt to replicate his sound). despite being an old man I still want to learn as much as possible. Keep the good work

[@kentamplin]

It's great to be a life long learner!

[@mariapilargalar917]

Hello Ken;last week Dimash was in 4th possition in MTV USA with his song Qairan Elim; they put too the song SOS in Arnaud concert;if you want suppor Dimas,please write on fryday REQUEST DIMASH in youtube MTV or twitter.Thank you.😘.Let's make Dimash great in USA!!!

[@kentamplin]

Maria Pilar Galar 👍

[@shokohdelnavaz8581]

Hi Ken, he is one of the most famous singers of traditional Chinese opera, I have not seen his performing, but according to his type of voice, I guess he plays the role of dan in Chinese opera, i.e. the role of women, Chinese opera singers are trained from childhood, and these trainings are very hard because they also have to learn dance, speech and martial arts in addition to singing, you should check out Beijing opera or Golden mask dynasty show You won't be disappointed، it's awesome, thanks for great reaction🤘

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@deeb.9250]

The beginning with a light speaking voice is Li YuGang's arrangement of a Peking Opera classic, to make it Chinese version of neoclassical. As like Bel Canto, young people don't listen to Chinese Opera anymore so Li YuGang wants to make it fresh. Just the same way Dimash likes to mix styles with his classical training European Opera. Li Yugang cannot also escape his training since they start training Chinese Opera very young...so he innovates. It's very cool I think

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Dee. Appreciate you stopping by!

[@БекжанКайратулы-я1л]

I love Ken 🔥💪🏻💎

[@kentamplin]

I love you too!💜

[@БекжанКайратулы-я1л]

(✪‿✪) (✪‿✪) (✪‿✪) \(^_^)/ \(^_^)/

[@ericahkow7253]

Thank you for the free music/vocal lesson. The other gentleman is deep into classical/traditional Chinese pop and opera styles. He is a character who, in Chinese Operatic circles, would actually play and sing the parts of women. That's what I got from my research a long time ago. I could be wrong, though. And Dimash has come a very long way since his first rendition of the 5th element track. BTW, that part was composed for 'an alien' to sing, and Eric Serra, the composer, designed it very differently from classical song composition. The jumps were not meant for the human voice, and only 70% of the song was sung by the original soprano. The difficulty lied in the drastic and too rapid changes and jumps that the human larynx and vocal folds could not accommodate. Many sopranos have now been training to actually do it, but I am yet to hear someone who will bring back the magic of hearing it for the first time in the theatre back in the 90s. No one can reproduce the actual discordant notes of the last part of the original computerized version, but I hope I am proved wrong someday.

[@kentamplin]

I’m happy to help, Eric!

[@shagitbnezra354]

Try the other versions of Diva dance

[@ОльгаАртюкова-ь4д]

Этот Вей Вей поет настолько чисто и едва касаясь. Как капля утренней росы падающая с синего колокольчика в чистый пруд. И они с Димашем вместе это вокальный взрыв и совершенно новые ощущения. Более чистые. Удивительный подбор. Молодцы. Оба с удивительными голосами и сделали 2 в одном. Спасибо. Вы двое супер!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

[@lanmindo773]

Hi Ken. The guy's name who sing with Dimash is Yugang Li，here's the wiki link for him en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Yugang

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@vampyreGisel]

for Li Yu Gang 李玉刚~ he is a special "category" in real Peking／Beijing Opera called "nandan", it's really amazing. traditionally NO females are allowed on stage, so all parts were performed by men. they not only train their voices, also dancing, acting, gestures etc... I personally still prefer male performers (nan dan) but they r getting rarer as of course it is more difficult to train ^^ kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2a8d5SKp7-cd8k

[@kentamplin]

Thanks so much for sharing that with us, vampyreGisel!

[@olgaivanova7074]

Обожаю. !!!!!!! И ДИМАША . И ВАС.

[@kentamplin]

You're too kind! Thank you!

[@katjatuliheimo9450]

This duo is Amazing!!! Their voices matched perfectly!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening!

[@elabpar1923]

Dimash ,we love you! We are your wall . Shy ? Timed ? What are you talking !!!!! He is the best !

[@kentamplin]

👍💜😀

[@АннаТ-щ6ы]

Thank you! Dimash and your analysis is my favorite cocktail !!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you!

[@Гостьягостья-ч2ю]

Огромный труд, чтобы научиться правильно петь! Да, представляю сколько Димаш работал, чтобы добиться таких вокальных высот. Спасибо 👍😁

[@kentamplin]

He worked very, very hard!

[@ВераСавельева-м7й]

21 год + талант

[@ГульжанМусина-ю7р]

Вся загадочность Пекинской оперы посыпалась от вокала Димаша!!!!🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening!

[@nadiash3187]

Почему что-то должно сыпаться, зачем нужно побеждать? Получилось интересно как раз из-за разницы, контрастов. А в финали подошли очень близко по звучанию. Димаш приблизился. Пекинская опера так и осталась для нас загадочной.

[@shamkand]

Drunken Concubine is a traditional Chinese opera piece :) He is singing in a traditional way and the characters are the Concubine and the King :) The other singer is a famous opera singer specialized in nan dan roles, which means he does the role of the concubine, there are no female singers, he does the female roles (he had special training for this from a young age).

[@kentamplin]

👍💜😀

[@luzjimenamirandadavila6551]

Gracias Ken excelente cantantes ambos,,amamos a Dimash y nos esta llevando a un mundo maravilloso!!! Amamos tus reacciones!!!Thanks

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening!

[@kathylawler6475]

ooh classic Asian opera singer- male singer who sings female roles w Dimash.i havent heard one in many a yr. (30 yrs).of course Dimash knocks him out of the park

[@kentamplin]

👍💜😀

[@mikepost8965]

This type of music is one of china's musical traditions. This cultural dimension is important to understanding this performance. Well done to Dimash for singing in Chinese.

[@Snarky_Tart]

This was a fabulous tutorial, Ken. I'm not a singer, only a lifelong vocal enthusiast and huge admirer of Dimash. Even though I've watched this performance dozens of times, I learned more about it from you today. I especially enjoyed your demonstration of agility practice technique, wonderful! I wish the video had been a little longer because you were only able to make brief mention at the end that you could hear Dimash's true, raw voice without the delay and effects. I would have loved more analysis of that and what you were able to hear in that part. As for the fach discussion, I know that a person's normal speaking voice isn't a reliable indication. But I've always been interested in how Dimash, both in interviews and in conversation with the audience during his concerts, sometimes speaks in a tenor voice, and sometimes speaks in a baritone voice. Both of his speaking voices sound completely natural, though quite different. Is the switch between speaking voices a deliberate choice, or is it an indication of recent vocal practice spent in certain registers?

[@MsLucy4ever]

As crazy as it may sound, I actually think that his talking voices are just another sample of the duality of his Gemini nature... the same way he can look sometimes like a teenager of 15 yrs old and other times like mature man of 40. It's not just the change in his hairdress/clothing what produces the big change in his looks; sometimes he even seems a different person. Why would be different with his talking voice?

[@kentamplin]

Thant’s great to hear, Snarky Tart!

[@rahuldutta9303]

Loved it ,love to hear your analysis ken

[@kentamplin]

Awesome! Happy to hear that!

[@sram0425]

great to hear your tech analysis and tips on Dimash -- I am not even a singer, but a computer nerd!!!! Totally agree @ reverb and delays on Dimas in most performances but in this one, you can hear the RAW fantastic voice he has. THANKS KEN

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the thoughts!

[@angietoros]

KENN! No puedes dejar pasar la canción DAYBREAK en Bastau de Dimash!!! LOCURA! Tienes que reaccionar a esta!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening!

[@mariapilargalar917]

@@kentamplin Angie says to you:Please Ken react to Day break in bastau concert,thank you;she does not know english..😊

[@gracewalk4155]

Hi, Ken 😊 so excited to follow your Dimash marathon, TY ❤️

[@kentamplin]

More to come, Grace!

[@gracewalk4155]

@@kentamplin Grace and Peace 🌹

[@lied1484]

Ken!! Thank you for spoiling us with the wonderful Dimash. Love it! You & your shirts are the best. Cheers from Holland.

[@kentamplin]

Cheers, Lied 14!

[@emmanuelguadalupe9649]

Dimash es un Genio en el canto ..💪🏻😃 grasias amigo por tu analisis Saludos desde 🇲🇽💯💯💯💯💯

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening! Appreciate it!

[@svetlanamakarova7780]

KEN, you're cool! You and Dimash ARE both cool guys! It takes your breath away! BRAVO to both! Please continue!!!

[@kentamplin]

More to come, Svetlana!

[@shuppagail]

Loving the vocal analysis videos, keep it up

[@kentamplin]

More to come!

[@AndySaenz]

Yes, I tried it myself. I have a register break singing that low note into my head voice. Dimash has no register breaks anywhere. I mean it in the best possible way: Dimash is a freak of nature!

[@mayramoguel6343]

Very deep and interesting analysis. Thanks!

[@kentamplin]

Glad you enjoyed it, Mayra!

[@somosomo7735]

Wow wow wow I love watching your movies! inspires me very much. I am full of recognition and admiration. Thank you so much for such a professional analysis. Epic and phenomenal performance. Dimash is an absolute genius! An unmatched voice! Greetings from Mongolia

[@kentamplin]

Wow, thank you! I appreciate your visit!

[@tina65]

Absolutely likeey more Dimash! 💕🇫🇮

[@kentamplin]

More to come!

[@1by1budo]

I am so falling for Dimash's voice!!! Thank you for the breakdown! Tried your exercises from this video a bit and I actually surprised myself a bit. Goes to show what can happen with the right guidance. Not saying that it's some sort of improvement because as you say, it doesn't happen that fast. I will need to work on it a lot. But, it made me think it is not something that impossible for me. And who knows, with work, sometime in the future maybe I will get there. Thank you, again!

[@kentamplin]

Great job! Keep it up!

[@estera4176]

I'm really interested in the baritone/tenor topic, as it's quite difficult to tell with Dimash. To me too he seems to be primarily a tenor, but I don't know. His speaking voice doesn't help either, he could be both based on that.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for watching, Estera!

[@TotalInsanity]

I don't think your speaking voice really plays into the equation that much.

[@MrKasugano]

@@TotalInsanity I agree with you on this, my speaking voice is like a Baritone ~ Tenor variation and I sing primary as a Bass~Baritone. But higher rock\metal tenor registry also available to me. My speaking voice and singing voice sound nothing alike.

[@rossanaromani8898]

Ken you smash it,what a hell of a teacher you are,love that technical approach and it shows how hard Dimash has worked to get there where he is,conferms what I always have understood about him,he is a very,very hard worker...to reach that level at such a young age, you only can bow for that guy! Thanks and both dumbs up for your explanation,I enjoy it very much👌👏

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Rossana!

[@dartgil]

Look how the technique makes all the difference. You can hardly see singers or singing teachers, not making a tremendous effort, to reproduce the softer tones of Dimash. And for the Kazakh, it looks so natural. And Li Yugang is a Chinese opera singer, this is a specific technique for and, where men play the role of women in the shows ...

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the visit!

[@kz4156]

Уважаемый Кен, интересно наблюдать за Вашей работой, за профессионалом-педагогом, обучающим своих учеников, я далека от мира музыки, но очень люблю смотреть, как работают мастера в любой сфере человеческой деятельности, С уважением, из Казахстана.

[@kentamplin]

I'm so pleased you enjoyed it!

[@chellemotsinger1200]

Omg wow beautiful voice

[@kentamplin]

Indeed! Thanks for listening, chelle!

[@Rosannasfriend]

This is my favorite Dimash analysis by you so far.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Rossanasfriend!

[@vaness77able]

21:26 'I suspect Dimash is going to kill it in a minute'... 2 seconds later: a freaking whistle out of nowhere.

[@kentamplin]

Haha! He's amazing!

[@davidsanabria7714]

Kept explaining all videos the way you are doing. Thanks.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, will do, David!

[@mochiss2092]

Ken, i met you before almost 2 years and i really appreciate you! You're doing everything with so much love and you are a PERFECT vocal coach, perfect!:)

[@kentamplin]

Wow, thank you, Themis!

[@neverenoughcowbell809]

Somewhere Mariah Carey just said " Holy crap who is that"?

[@kentamplin]

Hahaha!

[@sihartobing9570]

Best Analysist Bro,✓ ...... Cheerio.🌠🎼🎤🎼🌠👍👍👍🌠🌠🌟🌠🌠.

[@kentamplin]

Many many thanks!

[@fadliyaakob6001]

Mr Li Yugang is a famous traditional Chinese Opera singer who also does well in contemporary music. He specialises in female roles 'nan dan' which requires many years of intensive trainings. He's also no stranger to performing in big and huge arenas in China. Off stage he speaks as any other men. But of course.....he's no Dimash.

[@kentamplin]

Thank you.

[@dilyaraakanova1748]

Love, love Dimash . Thank you

[@kentamplin]

My pleasure, Dilyara!

[@alpak9478]

Lots of information and thoughts 😆 thanks for reaction. Your speech is always clear I can understand you

[@kentamplin]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Housey29]

Ken, Also like the style of the performances, such a different from what I am used to hearing and very nice to listen to Dimash is a class act!!

[@kentamplin]

Yes he is, Vocality!

[@jeannelima8281]

You are the best one because you explain the techniques and name them all with a knowledge that I admire.

[@kentamplin]

I appreciate that!

[@Ginger金蔗尔]

Oh, Dimash & Li Yugang are awesome! 💖

[@kentamplin]

I agree, Ginger!

[@ЗояМагомедомарова]

И опять браво, Ken Tamplin! Не имея никакого отношения к пению, я настолько увлеклась Вашими уроками вокала, что боюсь пропустить что-то из сказанного (не думаю, что субтитры сильно искажают смысл). Жалко упущенное время - мне 62, с Вашими уроками внучки мои, наверное, быстрее засыпали бы от моих колыбельных, если бы они звучали ровно, гладко и без фальши. Но они всё-таки засыпали - у них не было выбора! Смеюсь над собой сейчас. Спасибо Вам огромное ещё раз!

[@kentamplin]

It's only too late when you're dead. What's stopping you? kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@voenega]

здесь удивительно то, что субтитры похожи на профф перевод - должно быть дикция+правильная речь делают свое дело.

[@nancyallen628]

I absolutely love watching your videos. God bless you richly

[@kentamplin]

Glad you like them!

[@HisDearMissK]

Always love what you do, always learn so much. Keep it up exactly as you are and exactly as you feel it, hear it and see it! That's precisely why we love you, your precision.❤️

[@kentamplin]

I appreciate that!

[@preacherofthecross]

Respect...to both of you!

[@kentamplin]

Thank you, Christopher!

[@shamyrkvin6431]

Mr Tamplin. I decided to subscribe to your channel today. Honestly. I do because of his reactions to Dimash. Made me watch the music different. We’re seeing the poor music is being awarded. Big mistake. Dimash is an extraordinary referent to good music. Good Analysis. Thanks

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for watching, Samuen!

[@n67637]

I'm digging how excited you got during your analysis of this. Really good stuff. I was even going through the drills you talked about.

[@kentamplin]

Thanks, Neal!

[@djjacm]

The best technical analysis on KZbin of this show! Thanks Ken.

[@kentamplin]

Hope you enjoyed it, Jorge!

[@mariuximacias5758]

Por favor más reacciones de nuestro DIMASH DIMASHHHHHHHHH , saludos desde ecuador, amamos a Dimash y gracias por reaccionar a el una vez más señor 💖😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️🇪🇨

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for listening!

[@TheQwerky1]

Love it, your Dimash-a-thon, mines been going on for 5 weeks, my dreams are in Russian now, I don't understand a word, but if Dimash is singing I wanna hear it,, And Ken, your a musical genious in your explianations.

[@kentamplin]

Haha! Nice! More to come!

[@sheker9351]

Hello Ken ! Glad to see you again, with a reaction to Dimash!

[@kentamplin]

Welcome back, Sheker!

[@sheker9351]

@@kentamplin 🙏🏻♥️🇰🇿

[@judithcaple6439]

Li Yuyang -> Chinese Opera Very well honored in China.