Gruseliges Video: MRT-Aufnahmen von Michael Volle bei „Lied an den Abendstern“

Bewegte MRT-Aufnahmen von Bariton Michael Volle, beim Singen von Wolframs „Lied an den Abendstern“ aus Richard Wagners Oper „Tannhäuser“. Anlass ist das Gastspiel von Michael Volle beim BR-Symphonieorchester am Donnerstag und Freitag im Münchner Herkulessaal.

[@zaynelockhart7837]

As a voice major, this is actually really useful and interesting to see!

[@idarii]

Agree, I was classically trained in voice for many years and this is fascinating and useful

[@ninahallmann]

Here's another singer's video with explanations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGS3qIeYYrljapY

[@CrepeSuzetteDance]

I watched this in .5 speed, and now there is a gateway to Hell under my desk.

[@Synapsenkitzler]

So ein Musik-Video wollte ich auch immer schon mal machen. Sehr cool.

[@infoitaliano6063]

Wieso "gruselig"? Dies ist so faszinierend und wunderbar: Es zeigt wie komplex und schön unser Körper und unsere Fähigkeiten sind.

[@yt-sh]

That tongue is so coordinated

[@global001]

Very cool but it would've been better if the camera man filmed the chest and lungs showing the contribution of breathing rhythm & oxygen in take affects the singing.

[@brycewalburn3926]

lol camera man

[@fluxavance]

I think this video mostly aimed to showcase the vocal tract (mouth, tongue, lips) and how vowels are being produced, rather than show the air intake (which you can’t see on an MRT). The breathing rhythm you can still hear clearly anyway. It’s indeed super cool!

[@wenchaoyang1026]

It's very cool to see the movement of the chin during the singing, Haha~~~ beyong imagination ~ Cool !

[@LiamsMusic78]

cool. gross. cool. gross. cool

[@TheRepty818]

I would love to see how different types of singers use their vocal cords differently. Let's have all genres get in an MRI and sing.

[@loissilverstein1490]

Yes, different types of singers, bass vs. tenor, soprano vs. tenor, and so on.

[@MartaRzehorz]

Folk singing, Jazz singing, Pop singing, Rock singing, Grindcore singing :D :D

[@twofourtwo93]

this is so creepy but cool his tongue looks like its not even a part of him

[@kelvinhuggins]

Please, upload more. Helps a lot to understand the process of singing.

[@icedragon769]

+Kelvin Huggins Unlikely. MRI is really expensive, and health insurance doesn't cover education.

[@AlineMayne1]

That's awesome!!

[@seriouslyWeird]

was it so difficult to move the text an the logos on TOP of the video? why would you cover the mri scan? jesus christ

[@soab24]

+seriouslyWeird the covered structures aren't creating any movement during the song anyway. Calm down.

[@CommSchuKadaj]

+soab24 on the other hand they could've made it an annotation so it wasn't there the entire time.

[@loissilverstein1490]

Yes, I would have appreciated some annotation, as well as the chest and lungs to see their contribution.

[@tseyangou7220]

Is this the video Ms.Fleming mentioned last year in her masterclass in Eastman School?

[@keshialeslie719]

I didn't know tongues were so huge until today.

[@TwinkBuster]

+Keshia Leslie Yeah, tongues are so much bigger than we think

[@coraberger4947]

Sehr spannend, die Produktion des Vokalausgleichs und der Registermiscung beim Lagenwechsel durch Position des Gaumens und der Zunge zu sehen.

[@greenstoriesny]

does this guy play kids parties?

[@Alkiller]

I just like to imagine that his tongue is a little blob singing while controling his human robot body!

[@Imaweiner27]

What about opera singers who sing in different languages, such as Italian?

[@highbaritone]

I hope this has been slowed down.

[@spectral__]

That tongue control. =O

[@larissaruf9668]

voll geil ear

[@Elrumel]

this is fascinating. wish i could see front angle too.

[@idarii]

+ElvenArcher I agree. As a professionally trained singer, I find this particularly fascinating. There's a certain spot we're trained to "hit" with the sound, to bypass the throat, and I can see that very spot moving/lifting with each passage. Would love to see if from all angles. Would help illustrate the sweet spot to serious voice students.

[@Cricriiii]

+Carolyn Reilly you mean in the soft palate, the little angle that is created during every phonation while the nose canal is being closed ?

[@idarii]

+Cricriiii that's exactly it

[@JulienNeel]

Fascinating! Is this slowed down? The singing sounds weird.

[@pippenextra6047]

+A Cappella Trudbol (Julien Neel) Probably.

[@rosovavoda]

+A Cappella Trudbol (Julien Neel) This is an experiment from a Prof. Echternach from the Uniklinikum Freiburg. The singer is singing in the tube of a MRI.

[@JulienNeel]

+kukuruku kuk Yes, I know what he's doing, I was asking if the video was slowed down.

[@edwardowen2]

+A Cappella Trudbol (Julien Neel) No it isnt this is just the style of the music

[@JulienNeel]

+Edd O I seriously doubt it, the vibrato is too slow.

[@ArchieMoore]

Now for death metal vocalist...

[@luciomeyer2536]

Holy ... Yea we want to see Corey Taylor in there !

[@janr3488]

Wo ist das denn gruselig? Das ist faszinierend.

[@xznoman]

imagine that guy had his head in a vise to hold it steady while he sang. That's what the song was about if you don't speak German.

[@gabrielbelimo9762]

C'est une expérience curieuse que relate le Daily Mail. Le baryton allemand Michael Volle a accepté de chanter la romance à l’étoile de Tannhaüser dans un scanner IRM. Les images ainsi enregistrées pourraient aider les experts à mieux comprendre les mécanismes du chant lyrique. Elles montrent notamment comment l’émission de voyelles interrompt le flux d'air dans les poumons en utilisant les vibrations des cordes vocales. La fréquence de ces vibrations, comprise normalement entre 100 et 200 Hz, peut attendre 1500 Hz pour certaines notes aigues. C’est pourquoi les sopranos ont plus de facilité à projeter le son que les basses et les ténors, contraints par la tessiture plus grave de leur voix à user davantage de technique pour être entendus. Si instructive soit-elle, l’expérience demeure plus agréable à écouter qu’à regarder.

[@mistermornevanderberg]

The singing sounds a bit in the throat

[@malpri9000]

سبحان الله والحمد لله ولا اله والله اكبر ولا حول ولا قوة الا بالله وإنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون.

[@breesechick]

Amen

[@OlderSpud]

How do they did this x-ray cross section?

[@nicoleemenhiser8028]

+OlderSpud the descriptions elsewhere say it's an MRI scan, although I would guess it's actually an fMRI, which shows motion, rather than capturing still images.

[@alexanderrusch3697]

+Nicole Emenhiser your right, it is an MRI scan, but not fMRI, just a 2D MRI scan over time :D

[@mkopin]

+Alexander Rüsch Yep. fMRI shows the increase in oxygen (or other substances) in the brain over time. This is just an MRI.

[@spinEbO]

+OlderSpud They cut him in half and remote control him with electro shocks

[@20gonsie]

more...

[@musiceon4964]

Equal parts fascinating and terrifying lel

[@NicholasMaietta]

I can't help but think that this pattern could be placed into an algorithm designed for the purpose of replicating the sounds heard. Then going through all the different sounds that make up words. Using this model to reproduce the sounds of the human voice from text sources using the model. This would probably take far less computational power than the current solutions for synthesizing a natural human voice sound.

[@Cchicagobulls]

It's like he is having a weird creature stuck in his throat

[@Mjiujtsu]

i will from now on refer to the tongue by its scientific name, mouth slug

[@jeffgalbraith4510]

he has a herniated isc at c-7

[@bluedrache]

+jeff galbraith The white bulge pressing toward the esophagus/trachea?

[@DinDanMee]

Ha! Finally we get to see how bad singing technique looks from the "inside" and why it's bad, non-efficient and doesn't create an optimal and beautiful sound. A shame we don't have a properly trained singer with good vocal function do the same so it can be played next to this. Thanks for posting!

[@camillae6250]

Because someone has to ask and I might as well be the nimrod: can you elaborate on how this is poor technique?

[@jotge.3444]

Man sieht dass a und o nicht frei sind. Die Stimme klingt auch sehr schwer. legato vermisst man.

[@martinpereza]

1 word. Reddit.

[@IlaDeep]

Hey fellow redditor!

[@vaniananthuni]

I hope I'm not the only one who finds it creepy

[@vanessachia1123]

+Vani Ananthuni you're not haha

[@mosfet74]

+Vani Ananthuni It's creepy when you realize were all just meat puppets when you strip away our thin layer of skin.

[@Ninaz3]

Boon exemple

[@anonymal]

His tongue size

[@user-yu2sy4zl7f]

ЛЮДИИ

[@user-yu2sy4zl7f]

РУССКИЕ

[@notraym]

bruh

[@averagejoe1858]

That cancer

[@cslevine]

why have put the logo "fim" and lyrics on one of the most interesting parts ? i am sure this is not wanted and that it's only stupidity when doing the video editing. As like as prices stamped exactly where is wrotten important notices on an item. One day, engines and real intelligence softwares will replace most humans, this is my wonder for a better world