How To Sing Rejoice Greatly O Daughter Of Zion by Händel (How To sing Coloratura)

How To Sing Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter Of Zion” by Händel. A video about How To Sing Coloratura is coming soon.
A coloratura tutorial.
Listen to My version here: • Rejoice Greatly O Daug...
By Maria Casemyr
#rejoicegreatly #händel #handel #messiah
#howtosingopera #howtosingcoloratura #coloratura #coloraturatutorial #coloraturasoprano #howtosingbetter #soprano #classicalsinger #classicalsinging

[@likeariver2237]

A student's vocal technique should be in place before they attempt to sing these arias. Speaking more about my own experience.

[@mariacasemyr]

Thanks for sharing your opinion 💕 Have a great day! / Maria

[@likeariver2237]

YOU HAVE NO IDEA how beneficial these vocal videos are for me a baritone to develop my voice.

[@mariacasemyr]

So glad to hear that you found it useful 😊

[@allat8286]

You saved me!!! I'm learning this Aria and I'm so grateful I find you ✨ your method is so easy to follow, God bless you 🖤

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi there! So glad to hear that you find it helpful. Good luck with this wonderful aria. Greetings Maria 🙏❤️

[@agalougluzo5200]

My vocal teacher has given to me this area to learn during these summer vacations. Your video is very helpful for me. Thank you very very much.

[@mariacasemyr]

Oh, so glad to hear that you found this video helpful. Good luck with this amazing piece 😃💕

[@Cmlavita]

What a sweet surprise to see you again and it's great feeling to hear your beautiful singing of ”Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter Of Zion” by Händel (Messiah) Coloratora Turorial...... Thank you Maria, You looks ever beautiful and lovely also! ))

[@mariacasemyr]

Oh Thank you so much for your very kind words my friend 🌹 I’m very happy to see you here again and congrats to your wonderful channel! Greetings Maria

[@riverwildcat1]

So lovely and generous. Lessons from an angel. I always wondered what coloratura was, and now I can appreciate it more than ever. Baroque opera and choir is incredibly artful and delicate. Your love of the music and patience in teaching is wonderful.

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi! Thank you so much for writing to me. Glad you find my video interesting and helpful. Yes I really love doing what I’m doing 💕 Happy new year to you! / Maria

[@motoole3200]

Lovely. To sing and play the hymns is therapy. Please give us a Lession on how to read the 🎵 and lyrics notes. What is the key? Phonetics? Thanks

[@PaulWhite743]

Dear Maria, Thank you for this very helpful and well-presented tutorial. I have never tried coloratura before, but this makes an ideal start! Have a nice weekend! Paul

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi dear Paul! Yes!! You should really try it, it’s very fun. More coloratura exercises are coming soon 😁. Have a wonderful Saturday 🌹 Many warm and friendly greetings/ Maria

[@likeariver2237]

These selections are great for male voices especially baritone n bass as it develops flexibility and clarity. Thank you again.

[@minisoprano526]

Thank you so much for this! So helpful to be able to sing along and keep listening to you sing it slowly and down the octave!! ❤

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you so much for your very kind comment. Good luck with your singing art ❤️ / Greetings Maria

[@HarlavanisPanagiotis]

So beautiful voice dear Maria, have a blessed weekend 😍

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi, and Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Have a wonderful weekend you too 🌹❤️

[@bethburger9889]

Thank you!! What a voice!! Beautiful.

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you so much ❤️☺️

[@svitlananetreba6017]

Vielen, vielen Dank liebe Maria. Sie haben mir beim Erlernen dieser Arie sehr geholfen. Sie haben Ihr Stimm sehr wunderschön. ❤❤❤

[@mariacasemyr]

I’m so happy to hear that you find this video helpful. Good luck with this wonderful song ❤️

[@puja-ibpuja-studio2244]

Beautiful, and i say, your voice is like liquid gold, you know... i loved it... new friend,...greetings from bali indonesia ❤🤗

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi! Oh heavens, thank you so much for your very kind words. Many greetings from Sweden- With love / Maria 🌹

[@hubertgunpowder]

Beautiful tutorial, dear Maria !! ♫ ♥

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you so much dear! So happy to see you here again! With love ❤️

[@CARLOORLANDI1]

I really loved your video, and the way you explain things! amazing :)

[@mariacasemyr]

So glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for your very kind words. Greetings/ Maria

[@eduardosepulveda4440]

Great talent on display!

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@PaulandGen]

Excellent thank you

[@mariacasemyr]

My pleasure 🥰

[@ChristCrucifiedforyou]

02:53 "it's not gonna be worse than this..." 🎉❤😂

[@mariacasemyr]

Haha 😆

[@JuneStevensonOfficial]

Just found your video, this is a great help. I will be singing this later in the year. Thank you :) Have subbed and liked. Looking forward to exploring your channel! have a great day Maria. June.

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi June! Oh I’m so glad you enjoyed this video. I hope it’s helpful. Good luck with your singing projects 💕 Have a good week. / Maria

[@Kidaagajoan]

Thank you. Let me practice it.🥳

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you so much ❤️Good luck!

[@_Myfriend012]

Can I do it well, too? I envy your skill!👍👏 Maria Casemyr! 🌹🍀 Have a happy and exciting day! 🙏

[@mariacasemyr]

Of course my friend 😁💕 Thank you so much for visiting my channel. Have a wonderful Sunday. Greetings from Sweden

[@GM-MarkOfExcellence]

I have inserted H's for most of my singing career but have realized they take too much breath away and on some of these classical passages where I need to end with power I can not afford to waste breath on the H's.

[@mariacasemyr]

Yes, I can really understand what you mean. Thank you for sharing your singing experience 🤗. Have a wonderful week! / Maria

[@elisadehalleux4348]

Thank you very much for this. Could you give advice for the breathing, how to manage to sing the long coloratura parts without breaking them with a breath? Especially the most difficult one at the beginning? Thank you

[@mariacasemyr]

Hi Elisa! Thanks for visiting my channel. I think it’s okey to break the coloratura parts with a breath while practicing. Then when you have the notes well established in your body you can try to speed up tempo of the coloratura and exclude the breath. Another good practice exercise is to sing the long coloratura parts in pianissimo but still with a great support, then your vocal cords will stop leaking air and the you’ll be able to sing longer phrases. You can also practice with a straw to achieve closure of the vocal cords. Hope that helped! Greetings Maria

[@mariacasemyr]

Here is a video about the straw exercise! It’s the best warm up exercise for me. And I use it every day for vocal cord closure, not only when I’m sick. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6HKYZqOhsllas0&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

[@ChristCrucifiedforyou]

02:09 the monSTARS of the show😅

[@mariacasemyr]

😅

[@beckylink]

The “h” before each coloratura note is not the way to sing this. It needs to stay purely on the vowel.

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you for sharing your opinion 💕Have a wonderful weekend/ Maria

[@dvaliantenvr.hubspot2703]

Beautiful video, please teach its piano 🎹 tutorial too 🙏

[@mariacasemyr]

Thank you so much ❤️ Absolutely, coming soon 😉

[@evelinepeterhans4873]

I don't understand why such a video is needed. There are the scores. There you can read the tone sequence. And before you can read the scores, you soulden't sing this aria.

[@mariacasemyr]

It depends on what study method you prefer. People are different.

[@liligibson8457]

Would please let me know why we need to roll the R even the lyrics were written in English , thank you very much!

[@mariacasemyr]

Good question. For me it’s much easier, technically, to roll the R since I can place the notes forward instead of backwards in my throat. I don’t know but maybe it’s also an old tradition to sing with rolling R:s in baroque music in comparison to newer music. For example, many years ago, I was studying the opera “The old maid and the thief” (1939) by Menotti and I sang it with “normal” American R:s.

[@gorelash9056]

This is standard in baroque and classical music to roll the R. In English as well