How to sing If I Fell Vocal Harmony - Beatles - Galeazzo Frudua

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=-PLEASE_SHARE-= Learn how to sing If I Fell vocal cover harmony breakdown by The Beatles. Video harmonies tutorial lesson by Galeazzo Frudua on If I Fell Beatles harmonies breakdown. Las Armonías vocales y los arreglos vocales que enseña las armonías vocales de Beatles. Enjoy! ビートルズの「If I Fall」の歌い方 - armonie vocali beatles
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[@Chris_ping]

Great harmony voice coach

[@mortalflower1]

I totally agree: singing vocal harmony is one of the greatest experiences in life!

[@skan5728]

One of the hardest too

[@BrunoPetcov]

@@skan5728 I think that is the coolest. Cos its so hard and when you nail something like that its just marvelous

[@ElizabethT45]

I'm an Alto and there's so much satisfaction in singing the harmony into a musical resolution.

[@keithpix]

If I Fell must be some sort of peak of creativity. To have found such an ideal . Am I tripping?

[@ILoveMagic15]

Note about John's Variations 4:29 John 4:45 Paul 5:38 Both voices acapella 6:29 Both voices with instruments 3:35

[@ジョージコタニックのサブアカ]

thank you❕

[@AmberAmber]

Thx :)

[@BarcelonaAustinA35]

Thanks

[@RingoMonsanto]

1:58 "when 2 vocals will be tight and synchronized together, they will move the air around you. and it's an amazing experience..." that is a very powerful description of the effect of a great vocal hamony performance of any band. :)

[@mwilson70201]

What you say at about 1:40 is the best description ever of the magic that the voices of the Beatles produced when blended together. When I was a youngster listening to them I often thought it was one voice but now realize it was the mix of voices that made the hair stand up on my neck. From the angelic harmonies of Because to Help the Beatles have enriched my life and you my friend have enabled me to enjoy and understand that as never before. I am an elderly and poor man who hopes you find the support you need to continue this education regarding the greatest and most innovative rock group to ever exist. God bless and peace to you.

[@Placeseveryone]

I loved reading your post, wilson70201. They enriched our lives indeed.

[@maninchair6648]

Good on you Sir.

[@luiscallirgos893]

Grandes The Beatles!😮❤😢...

[@finsnake4656]

I earned a music education degree in 1975 (including a few years of vocal study), have been a record producer & engineer since 1977 and sang in a church choir for a decade on the 90s. In all that time, this is one of the most intense, concise, useful vocal lessons I have ever had. Very well done, and a lot of fun. I was smiling inside and out the whole time, and played it 5 or 6 times in a row. I also love the version with you and your bandmate in the coffee bar. Can't wait to hear more of your stuff.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

+Finsnake Thanks a lot for your message :)

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Finsnake : could I ask your opinion at the risk of being thought a complete idiot . ( not for first time ,! ) Was it complete random chance that their voices harmonised so perfectly ? What were the odds that 2 brilliant songwriters with complementary voices should happen to meet at a church fête on a summer's afternoon in 1957 ? And go on to change the world . Maybe it was part of a divine plan ?!

[@NolalanD]

@@2msvalkyrie529 I think its probably that they met so young and spent so much time singing together that they learned how to sound like one another. They do, to me, often sound like brothers singing.

[@MarcelJurec]

@@NolalanD I think it was George Martin who's advices made their recordings sound that clean and well balanced. He was graduated and experienced musician and sound engineer that time and they were young, still open to learn and accept advices.

[@freddykabulaschnitza2475]

This wonderful man of Italian origin is the greatest Beatles vocalist/ analyst on the entire internet and if he ever stopped it would be as tragic as the Beatles break up (almost). You will not find a better teacher to teach the Beatles magic, in a very beautiful way, with such elegance and conviction. Please please support him generously , he is a gift to us all from god above. Please pray for all the Italians too. They deserve our prayers and thoughts now more than ever. They are the most wonderful people on our earth.

[@freddykabulaschnitza2475]

The English are not bad either.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

@Freddy Kabulaschnitza thank you for the kind words

[@Leadhead]

I'll have reached my goals in singing when I can do both of these parts in one take. Thanks for yet another great lesson ♥️

[@lanewishyoudtabitfortheles623]

yes!

[@TangoEliott]

Here is another great Beatles song where the average person (like me) hears but does not completely understand what we are hearing. And you take it and dissect it so that now after 50 years (approx) I now can visualize it and hear it the way I always craved but never could. I do not know how to continually thank you without sounding boring to you. But thanks!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Tango Eliott ahah Tango go on and on it's always more appreciated ;)

[@TangoEliott]

The Beatles Vocal Harmony Then my only other wish would be to have the entire song done! Not just bits and pieces but to have the two voices as a whole and then each separated. Now that would be heaven!

[@gregdenis5191]

Great post Tango ... Galle is simply amazing , I cannot stop watching his videos ... Have you seen his band Vergas do this song here on you tube ... It is excellent.

[@TangoEliott]

Greg Denis Thanks Greg, yes I have seen about 5 times. And his bandmate looks a bit like John! Galle is just the master of dissecting Beatles songs and I am so grateful for it.

[@chezruss]

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[@tommyd688]

First time I have ever heard anyone reproduce the harmonies the Beatles sang. I have listened to these harmonies for decades and they are indeed magic. I often wondered how John and Paul were able to do what they did.. How did they figure out the harmonies..? Did they have vocalist teach them how to do what they did? Did they come up with these harmonies on their own between the two.? Fascinating.

[@abc456f]

It's definitely not the third and fifth. So creative and beautiful. And their two voices blended perfectly.

[@grevoron]

"Beatles expert" suits you, sir. You don't just know them and their songs. You also sound exactly like them. Very nice. :D

[@86fernandes86]

I was thinking exactly that!! He has an Italian accent, but when he sings he sounds so much like them. I could swear it's John singing Saaaad

[@ThinkerThunker]

Singing along with you I get harmony for the first time in my life. Nice job. I sub'd.

[@ThinkerThunker]

Could you please share the vocal effects chain on John's mic, and Paul's? Your mix sounds so good!

[@chillymilly6063]

You even look like Paul while singing his part

[@jackiwalker1659]

I thought exactly the same thing!

[@pootypoot13]

I was just about to say that!

[@zgs12212012]

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[@ultrakool]

cuz Paul looks Italian

[@vonalysongreg2780]

i swear!!!

[@margaretmoca8173]

You Sir, are absolutely amazing. Thanks to you, you have rekindled my love for them, but on a much higher level than in my youth. When I listen to their music now, it's as if I've "discovered" a new dimension in their vocals.

[@jacobedecruz5350]

i just noticed that you have Pauls`s eyes. I wish you are happy with what you do, because you really help a lot of people appreciate more about music and learn more about it and so forth. Good luck to you

[@dandean2345]

One of the best singing experiences of your life...coming from an Italian who can sing is high praise indeed, bravo for your work

[@daltonpoff5051]

This guy is one fine vocalist and teacher people!!

[@phjones01]

Brilliant. I've sung this song for years to myself on the piano, and realised, after watching this, I've been singing Paul's part all this time :-D

[@JerrySmith-ih9rd]

When you study voice and singing, and go on to sing with a great choir or smaller group, one of big things you learn is that you cannot sing a consonant. Hit them on the upbeat as you end a phrase or before going on to the next word. Sing the vowels, and the consonants should be clean and crisp. I was pleased to see this pointed out here. The Beatles had some complicated harmonies, but they really pulled them off well. Paul & John had a real singing relationship.

[@mickavellian]

One of the BEST of your tutorials. The simplicity of two voices make it very easy to understand the MAGIC John & Paul share. Chewing the vowels , is now a days the mantra for singing ( Billy Joel claims it is the secret to a hit song) But Paul goes beyond by adding texture to that vowel extension . Ah Gale , it is such a delight having the mysteries uncovered because they stop being mysteries and become MASTERY. Thank you again. Funny this song's working title was "If I fell on top of you" - That cheeky Lennon, LOVE than man.

[@jessebourgelas8811]

1:29 That sounded so close to how it sounds on the record! Amazing!

[@psalm9143]

I am a member of Smule. I’d much rather harmonize then sing the harmony. There’s just something about it. I was about to sing “If I Fell” and a couple notes didn’t sound right… so, I just thought I’d look up the song and see what John does. And I found you! I love the way you lay it out. It’s much easier to learn that way. Thank you so much!

[@lloydrobert6182]

Thank you Galeazzo! I can never get tired of this! The best part is my friends thought I was great till I told them where i learnt the harmony! Now everyone listens to you, and there are no arguments about anything!

[@arcam0789]

Quando le due voci si fondono avviene qualcosa di magico che le parole difficilmente possono spiegare, ma il talento di Galeazzo e la sua grande ammirazione per John & Paul, riescono a farci comprendere meglio la loro genialità. Questa canzone è un piccolo miracolo !!! Grazie Gale !!!!!!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Guido lavespa Concordo su tutto!

[@nickholland6537]

The 25 people who dislike this clearly don't understand good, correction, great music and pretty much perfect singing. I keep coming back to this video every now and again. Watching these videos makes me appreciate the Beatles more and more (If that's even possible)

[@Chriiistiiinaaable]

Me too!!! Since I found his youtube channel, I understood what the Beatles made, why they were do awesome and yeah I appreciate them more now too (: and I really can't understand how people watch these videos and giving them a thumbs down!! I really don't get it .. if they don't like the Beatles, why do they search Beatles tutorials??

[@lanewishyoudtabitfortheles623]

absolutley..i just discovered the opportunity to learn from mr. frudua.. we must keep him with us, as judging from the accent it would be a hell of a drive! man, im in florida lanegreyy

[@markkuskin5453]

Thank you for having so much vocal talent to be able to share how brilliant the Beatles harmonies are.

[@TheMkarr]

You nail it. It takes many years to "hear it'. Brilliant.

[@theangel3382]

4:45 yeah 5:38 double yeah 6:30 Triple yeah

[@IprilDye]

Great video for great song. I find John's part to be harder. Each time I sing it I fall into Paul's part ))

[@nickd3895]

These videos have changed my entire approach to learning these timeless songs. In this insane world we live in, your videos bring so much joy. You are special and immensely talented. Thank you, thank you, thank you

[@INTELLIGENTHUMANCOCK]

Best vocal instructor by far :)

[@k-asp3r754]

your video makes me realize why beatles got where they were.Not just a boy band.they were great.good work.

[@yearke9904]

I want to add something. This man is an Italian, and he understands how to lay on the correct length of time for phrases for English words! Of course it should apply to any language, but I just want to say I appreciate his Italian approach to English expression for singing. Thank you, sir. I used to get so mad with the few clients who didn't understand that you have to give singing the phrasing t needs for a song. Lennon and McCartney were totally natural about that.

[@silverbeat207]

You do such a kind job for us!! ... your a great teacher on Beatle vocals. Everybody needs to support him with a donation it's only fair considering the time he takes!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Silverbeat Thanks for the kind words. Apart for the donations that surely help in supporting the huge job involved in making these videos, the greatest joy that only Beatles fans can understand is sharing the joy to learn, understand, and know how great this music is together with you all :)

[@gerganaivanova3610]

I get chills of this ... It's an amazing song and a great job done by you :-) Thanks !

[@adamroxx7]

It’s almost so unfair such great talent; and they were a partnership, plus let’s throw in the great George Harrison... POW💥💥💥 the greatest band in all past, present & future

[@1rsalc]

Another great lesson. Galeazzo, you nailed it! The harmony is so perfect that you seamlessly merged the two parts, so they sound like one powerful, amzing, angelic voice.

[@U2FanSanFran]

Your singing literally brings tears to my eyes it’s that good! You moved me in such a way with your singing

[@vedere2]

My girlfriend and I sing If I Fell together in the car often (the song is loaded into my car's sound system). But we sing it with a twist! I typically sing John's part because it is the most challenging. Meanwhile, my girlfriend can sing extremely high without going into a falsetto, so she sings Paul's part an octave HIGHER than Paul. When she hits the highest notes, she sounds like Alvin from Alvin and the Chipmunks! Try concentrating on John's part while your partner is singing Paul's part an octave higher! It's tough -- but fun.

[@TheLadsBandLive]

My all time favorite John and Paul duet. So crisp and strong. Thank you for this amazing lesson!

[@jeffcarney2375]

Dude! Thank you so much for helping me understand how these vocals are arranged. I've been listening to this video, The Vergas, and the original almost non-stop for the last two days. It's like discovering John and Paul for a second time.

[@ciara8998]

I usually sing harms by ear - however, on some songs, such as this one - that just doesn't cut it ! And since I understand that, I know I'm halfway there… But! I have to say… I love your method of teaching. It takes you from A-to-Z in a very orderly, reasonable and understandable fashion. I think that someone who has never even heard of this song ( poor soul 😬)...could learn it very quickly following your method. Bravo! I'll be 58 in a few weeks. The Beatles have some of the most beautiful harmonies I've ever heard. I was having unusually hard time at the "… hurt my pride like her, 'cause I couldn't stand the pain…" I really can't tell you why! I've done the harmony on this song hundreds of times. It was driving me nuts… So, I thought I would see if I could find someone who was teaching the harmony to this particular song and boom 💥 ! I found you! GrEaT FiNd!!! 💯 To me… as someone that can usually harmonize, and as I said, knows when only the original harmony will do… so, when I found your channel, it was if I paid five dollars for a beautiful print up some swans in the lake… But, when I took it apart to clean it… I found the original Declaration of Independence. I'm not kidding. I sing on Smule all the time. And although not one of the greatest singers you have ever heard, at least I can carry a tune. And it's so much fun! So, I'm sure you can understand why something is simple as that was driving me absolutely bonkers. Talk about hair standing up… Lol… I was almost pulling mine out! 😉 🙃 🎶 Thank you ~ even though it's been years. EDIT: Sorry! You said "air"… not, "hair".

[@rokker101]

incredible this guy is pitch perfect and analysing vocals by a band from decades ago that never used any vocal effects ... bands of today listen and weep

[@davidjames1684]

I wouldn't say pitch perfect. Listen with earphones or headphones and you can easily tell he is off a little.

[@backpackerthrulife8497]

I've tried to sing this for many years, and was baffled every time by what was going on. Damn they were good! And you're damn good too.

[@artguti1551]

True That! I could sing the Paul part...but I couldn't do the John part!

[@billfoster7951]

you're right about that harmony ring.....nothing like it. i play in a band, we do lots of Beatles stuff. Nailing the harmonies is magic.

[@1musicsearcher]

I’m sorry to say I just found your channel. Your videos and talent are simply fabulous.

[@kayequinn7146]

One of my favorite harmonies of my favorite group. Enjoyed hearing his version. Usualy don't care for covers but this was spot on beautiful.

[@MrDaryca]

I've heard somebody describing dogs' sense of smell this way, we humans, we smell the whole spaghetti, dogs smell every ingredient of the sauce. You hear every variation of their singing, me, I only hear the overall product. I still enjoy their singing, but you open a new world to me.

[@NoaPit04]

The "was in vain" is my favorite part Your breakdown is perfect - thanks! :)

[@jacobedecruz5350]

I AM AMAZED AT YOUR VOICE AND YOUR ABILITY TO TEACH US. YOU SOUND LIKE PAUL TKS MANY BLESSINGS

[@sallyduros]

Wow! You sing so beautifully. Your high notes are so clear and your lower notes are magnificent. Thank you!

[@fleetle1269]

Helping me conquer songs I never thought I would be able to sing

[@patrickconners]

I personally think John writes better songs but Paul’s vocals take them to another level

[@raysurx2010]

Wow! You nailed it! Awesome Lesson! Thank you! I love the Beatles the greatest band of all time!

[@sulladrum]

You have a great voice and a great way of explaining. Your enthusiasm for their songs is very appreciated. Grazie!

[@armpystillrocks]

Stumbled upon this series of videos … The breakdown of these intricate vocals is absolutely remarkable and so spot on Superb!

[@enesaltinok9321]

After following your videos for two years, I realized thay you're our honorary fifth Beatle. You make learning the harmonies more approachable, thanks to your heartwarming introductions to the video and afterwards the harmony part itself :) As far as I've observed you seem to be the nicest and one of the gifted music intructors on KZbin. I know that I've been writing the same thing since last year but I can't help writing that. You have amazingly inspired me, Mr Frudua. I can differ the harmonies in the songs and I am trying to imitate the harmonies thanks to you. P.S. a Helter Skelter cover and full version of Maybe I'm Amazed would be good from you. everytime I watch these videos I have goosebumps :)

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

+Enes Altinok Thanks Enes for your kind words but Sir George Martin is the 5the Beatle (or the 3rd...) :)

[@kihntagious]

You brought a whole new dimension to the Beatles mus Dric. I knew I loved the music but now I know why.

[@craiglarson671]

Good sir, I'm also a musician/singer... I really appreciate your articulation of how to sing a Beatles vocal - especially for this song.. in fact, I would say that this is a good "beginner" song for anyone learning how to sing the Beatles... great work! you've also got the true tenor voice to really make a song like this ring...

[@donlennon5277]

Very good galeazzo purdua, from italy. I appreciate your talent.amazing, awsome, your ultra good in vocalization, blending, n harmony.gradualy learning from ur tutorials, gratis et amore.many tnx. Best wishes, n more power to you! Don s. De guzman from d Philippines.

[@yearke9904]

I've only watched two of your vids so far. You are doing a great service and I can't wait to check out more of your vids very soon. I don't want to sound like a jerk, but I played and sang professionally for 31 yearsand did recording for 7 years. You have NAILLED this so well! Great job! I used to teach studio clients how to play and sing better when they did their projects. If it isn't obvious, I hold The Beatles in super high regard. So many players don't get what they are really about, especially when The Beatles recorded in their earlier years. Thank you for your contribution!!

[@barbaraann7610]

I have wondered about the beautiful harmonies in this all my life...and you have untangled them and done a fantastic impression. It does make me tingle all over...god in harmony!

[@shure46]

Really appreciate this tutorial .... "IF I Fell" is definitely one of the Beatle's best harmonies , very beautiful , and I think one of the best my ears have ever had the pleasure of hearing ...... I am just an amateur , but I take a wee bit of pride in being able to sing some Beatles fairly well , but I have never been able to get that one down , not even close ...... That's a tough one .... Great job , sounds beautiful as it should

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

***** Grazie mille for the kind words. It's a JOY for me to know this makes the day of kind people like you who also then takes the time to comment :)

[@shure46]

The Beatles Vocal Harmony I'm glad i found your page , it's great , and you do a great job .... I can tell you are European , Italian ??? Spanish ??? My mother was born in Bolzano Italy , and my uncle was an opera singer in Vienna , Adolf Dallapozza ..... I made a video memorial to my mother on my page with two of her recordings as background (she passed away) .... check it out if you get a chance , my mom was a great singer , I think you like the music ...... video can get a bit sad towards the end as it is a memorial to her in life and a few pics of her after she died ..... "Josephine Dallapozza Memorial" ..... My mom sang for the Dallas Opera long ago ...... wish I had stuck with music , but I am just an amateur ..... anyway , thank you for some really good vocals and coaching , you do a great job on all of them ...... wish you well , and hope you have success

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

***** She had an amazing voice I left a comment :)

[@shure46]

The Beatles Vocal Harmony Thanks , yes mom had a beautiful voice , the best I've ever heard (and of course I am somewhat biased) ..... she liked to sing "Penny Lane" with me sometimes when we were just goofing around on piano , but her "style" was mainly operatic or hymnal , she was a bit "out of her element" with the Rock Genre ..... Thank you for taking time to listen , and I will share your page on my Facebook Page too ...... You are working hard and I hope you get many subscriptions , you are quite phenomenal in your own right ...... You are loaded with Talent and Skills , and a very good voice ...... One of my best musical subscription choices on youtube ...... Really interesting to see how you separate and combine the elements of songs so well ....... The first songs I ever learned was at apprx 7 years old , singing along to my sister's 45rpm records - "I Saw Her Standing There" , "Twist and Shout" , "She Loves You" , and "Love Me Do" .... been hooked on the Beatles music ever since ...... and PS - I never believed "Paul was dead" ..... lol

[@laszlokiss6671]

Listening to this song always puts me into a special world!! Love it! 🙏👌❤️

[@kengibbens5059]

Always my favorite Beatles harmony.

[@MrByebyelove]

You're a consummate educator and performer! A shining beacon from Italy, in my opinion. Bless

[@shure46]

Usually when the Beatles sang live , the crowd was always screaming and yelling (you know how they did when the Beatles played) , but on this song , they would quiet down and really LISTEN ...... That says a lot for this song ..... All Beatle songs are the greatest songs ever , but on this one , the crowd would really "shut up and listen" ...... I think that says something for this song ......

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

***** Right!

[@TooCooFoYou]

Well with If I Fell, you can tell Paul and John really depended on listening to each other's voices so they can harmonize together.

[@vonalysongreg2780]

u have no idea how much i love and i love singing this song so much! it's like i am playing with my voice and being able to sing it felt like i am singing with them

[@BLACKPOOLROX]

Boy you can certainly analyse those harmonies. I doubt wether J&P studied them as closely as this, probably just sang from instinct after all those years together. Top work!!

[@issyjas3309]

Love it, you totally get the vocals. My mum saw the Beatles live twice in Plymouth uk. I asked her a few times what did she remember, just the noise of her friends screaming, that’s it.

[@landmine950]

ya gotta dig this guy if you grew up listening (SINGING) TO/ WITH THE BEATLES

[@thesingingdj4886]

When I used to sing this song with one of my singing buddies we lowered the key 3 semitones because the Paul (not lead) vocal was too high. We could both sing the Paul bit in that key but only I could sing low enough to do the John bit so that was my part. The song still sounded brilliant and was always appreciated. So don't be afraid to lower the key if you have to. It is a beautiful Lennon/McCartney close harmony and ranks along side The Everly brothers and Simon and Garfunkel, another reason what made The Beatles so special. Wow! over 30 years ago I was performing that song. The song is now 50 years old. I will meet you one day GF and when I do be prepared for a jam :)

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

The Singing DJ Right!

[@Olya57160]

Я с детства люблю Битлз. Мне они всегда нравились больше вместе, чем по отдельности. Теперь я понимаю почему. Благодаря потрясающе красивым гармониям, которые они поют. Битлы друг друга прекрасно дополняют и вместе составляют гениальную группу.

[@georgeesau3943]

You are a joy. Thank you for these lessons. Great teacher.

[@axiomist1076]

When done live you can't double Paul's voice so John also sings high "I must be sure . . ." then back down to the low part. Great videos. You are very good.

[@japsley6172]

Mate I hope to find someone to harmonise with, learning off your great guidance. You also have such a fantastic voice and vocal range of your own! Thank you.

[@tormentedbones]

Oh wow!! You are right! The vowels made a lot of difference!!

[@alv6160]

Wow, you have done a great down breaking down these beatle songs and providing lessons. I've played Beatle songs for years but am starting to work on harmonizing with friends. I just made a donation and I'm looking forward to getting your material.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Very kind of you, look into your mailbox it would be there in a few hours.

[@ultrakool]

wow, great breakdown. I remember hearing this song for the first time at age six. even though I couldn't understand why, I knew this harmony was special. your "vibrating air" explanation nailed it.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

ultrakool Grazie glad you noticed and appreciated

[@ultrakool]

The Beatles Vocal Harmony yeah, I was in on that initial wave, when they broke through here in america in '64. even though I was five years old, I knew the hype was real. you can't fool a kid ;p you have a knack for teaching the subtle nuances that made them great. keep up the good work!

[@ElizabethT45]

I'm a 60s baby who grew up singing along with The Beatles. I can match Paul's range on most songs (I'm an Alto.) When our kids discovered their music, I said see, this is why Mom never sings the melody, the harmony is too good to resist!

[@SashaKvashenayaRules]

I lole this singing even more than original. Galeazzo sings lines "don't hurt my pride" and "I couldn't stand the pain" like some girl did it to him someday.

[@barrymurphy1747]

Thanks for a such great lesson

[@MeanMrMustard963]

This video reminds me of your most popular video when you sang Pauls part and your friend sang Johns part. It's such an incredible harmony. Well done!

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Mean Mustard This is more accurate on John's part. :)

[@vincentbarango1604]

I like the one with his friend better.

[@deborahbrusi]

Desde La Plata ,Argentina, gracias , tu generosidad es inmensa! y tu talento increíble

[@robbinghudd]

Huge thanks from Ireland. I've been trying to work out the harmonies for the past 45 years! Finally. :)

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

robbinghudd ...are here ;)

[@robbinghudd]

Finally . . . yes! Thanks to you my friend.

[@Heart-ok3mq]

God parted the clouds & sent this angel down here to to teach us harmony -Bless your heart you sweet talented and thoughtful man 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏💐💐🌺🌺🎤🎤🎶🎶🎶💯💯....2-8-18

[@guillermohuircanbravo2151]

Muchas gracias maestro!! i've always wanted to learn this song properly, now thanks to you i can improve my singing, it's a tough job but i love it. Cheers from Chile

[@calinrang5939]

fantastic lesson!!! bravo bravissimo signore!!!!

[@RussellMorash-m8w]

I always said john and Paul's vocals complemented each other perfectly

[@eugeneobrien9064]

I just found this video an hour ago and have been listening to it repeatedly since then. You are an amazing singer and explain the two vocals so well. Thank you. Are you still doing more videos like this one?

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Yes check this channel out in the next weeks :)

[@voyager.young_]

I'm so glad this channel exists

[@zal8424]

I just saw this guy as an guitar tech/luthier. don't know he's a great musician too

[@mileswalcott7241]

Galeazzo frudua you are fantastic musical vocalist and musicologist

[@Fabio-Guidi]

Grande Maestro! Grazie per il tutorial.... Questa è una delle canzoni che più mi piacciono dei Beatles! Un abbraccio Fabio

[@jastorino]

Thank you so much for putting this out there for people to learn and appreciate. Thanks to your video, I was able to successfully record the vocals for this beautiful song. Much appreciated!

[@tomdempsey4394]

Excellent insight on how this all happens so beautifully.

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

Thanks for listening

[@Bikerbuoy]

GALEAZZO...You are Brilliant! What more can I say?

[@paolaistrice]

Ma chi mette dislike cos’ha? È bravissimo, umile, insegna in modo efficace!!

[@hooch8422]

Wow! Excellent, accurate vocals! You must have studied it for hours. I left you a donation to honor your hard work.Respectfully,Hooch

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

+Hooch Thanks a lot for your support!

[@artemusgordon3832]

I found this by accident....this man is amazing! the next best thing to John and paul,

[@RSVPini]

Fantastic! I've been trying to figure out how to do the harmony on this one out for many years but I haven't been able to do it. Now I have something I can learn from. You have a great voice, too. Thanks for this video.

[@anjaliradhe]

Well I'm here 8 years later and i like it. But as I'm unfortunately late to the harmony party in many ways, I'd like to see the notes so as to follow a piano with John's part. I shall watch more of your videos now. This was my first. And i fell. Lol I fell for singing harmonies. Hope i can follow