Music Teacher Reacts and Evaluates Dimash - STRANGER (New Wave / Новая Волна 2021)

[@KitaBelle23]

Kobyz is a traditional Kazakh instrument which Dimash insisted be used in the song. The pianist is reknowned Russian composer Igor Krutoy who came out of semi retirement to work with Dimash. Kazakhstan having been part of the former USSR, Russian artists, music and collabs were common place. Dimash grew up on hearing Maestro Igor's music and they have collaborated often since Igor heard Dimash sing Sinful Passion. If Igor is at the piano, the music is his composition.

[@bass2yang]

What a powerful instrument! Thankbyou for sharing this knowledge. Pinned.

[@elisabethstermo9396]

Igor Krutoy is from Haivoron, Ukraine. Born July 29,1954. He's father worked in a factory in Haivoron when Igor grew up. But... He is peoples artist of Russia 1996,and people's artist of Ukraine 2011. He is now a promoting music producer in Russia. Why people say he's from Russia is a mystery. 👍 Love from Norway 🇳🇴

[@KitaBelle23]

@@elisabethstermo9396 thank you for the correction.

[@klikakate]

@@elisabethstermo9396 People say that Igor is from Russia because he himself has severed all ties with his home country, Ukraine. He studied in Russia, where he developed his career and became very rich. I don't know if he wrote any songs in his native language. Ukraine last year has put Krutoy's name on the list of hostile Russian oligarchs who should be subject to sanctions. The latter probably proves Igor's connections.

[@barb_ec4436]

Dimash & his father (Kanat) met Igor Krutoy at an event in Italy. Dimash was invited by Igor to perform at New wave where he performed Sinful Passion. Dimash & Igor confirmed their first meeting (In Italy) on the "Hello Andrey" Russian Talk show in 2019. At New Wave, Igor Krutoy was in front applauding/standing after Dimash's performance. Igor is not always at the piano when Dimash performs one of his songs, this is especially true at his Solo Concerts. Igor has attended & performed with Dimash in 2019 at his Solo Concert in Kazakhstan.

[@НаталяКоровіна]

Thank you for your sincere reaction! Yes, we want more Dimash ☺️

[@mariatetera6695]

Muchas gracias por reaccionar a mi hermoso príncipe Kasajo Dimash ❤ El mejor cantante del mundo ❤

[@RGale60]

The longer reaction & analysis, the better!

[@bass2yang]

Thanks! I'll try haha

[@patricialascano7448]

Dimash es mágico.,.imposible compararlo es único...

[@dforan927]

Dimash is astounding ❤

[@bass2yang]

🔥

[@maribelbrown5888]

Dimash has composed several songs. His last compositions are, The Story of One Sky and El Amor en Ti. He premiered these two songs on September 2022 at his concert in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Thank you for your reaction. Take care. ❤️🙏🕊

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for sharing!

[@strimart]

Спасибо за ваш прекрасный анализ! Димаш уникальный интеллектуальный артист. Вы очень профессионально точно оценили это выступление и в целом подход Димаша к своим произведениям. Димаш получил обширное образование в области музыки как академический вокал, так и современный вокал. А также имеет степень магистра как композитор и сейчас работает над степенью DPD. Поэтому его подход очень продуман и выстроен. Пианист, которого вы отметили - знаменитый российский композитор Игорь Крутой, который является композитором песни "Stranger". Игорь Крутой пишет музыку и песни для многих знаменитых исполнителей: Андреа Бочелли, Анна Нетребко, Дмитрий Хворостовский, Лара Фабиан и многие другие. Услышав необыкновенный голос Димаша в 2018 году, оценив его вокальные и сценические способности, Игорь Крутой создал несколько песен, специально для Димаша, учитывая весь имеющийся у него диапазон. Написать песню на 4-5 октавы для одного исполнителя - это весьма непростая задача, как отмечал сам Игорь Крутой. Одна из знаковых песен Игоря Крутого в исполнении Димаша: Olimpico исполненная в классическом стиле, используя практически 5 октав (впервые была исполнена Димашем на открытии Вторых Европейских Олимпийских игр в 2019 году). За исполнение этой песни Димаш получил награду "Лучший певец в классическом жанре". (В этот же год он получил награды в разных странах как лучший поп-певец) . Вот такая у Димаша универсальность. Попробуйте проанализировать Olimpico? Если хотите посмотреть собственные композиторские работы Димаша, посмотрите его одну из последних работ, песня на испанском языке: El Amor en ti - впечатляющая работа с разными теситурами, эффектная смесь академического и современного вокала, и очень красивая гармония музыки. Ну а визуальные эффекты, созданные для последнего сольного концерта Димаша просто фантастические! Впрочем, как всегда!

[@bass2yang]

I am humbled by your comment. Thank you so much for your insight - yes, his musicianship is very authentic and I am so glad that he approaches it with purpose without losing integrity or taking away from the stylistic needs of the intended genre (meaning, it's contemporary so he addresses that within the arrangement but still keeps his technique without sacrificing it in such a way that it sounds off or wrong). Thank you!

[@carolynnaumann2306]

Dimash…. No one like him this generation. Many amazing singers out there to be sure but he’s my personal favorite ! Thank you for your reaction !

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome! I enjoy the fact that he performs with such control and purpose - very musical. Thanks for watching!

[@alejandraguevara2222]

Hola desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷 una dears le saluda y bienvenido a nuestro mundo:Dimash Què bonita su voz!

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

I think Dimash's style is that there is no style. He just does what he feels needs to be done.

[@bass2yang]

Agreed - this is akin to Bruce Lee's approach to martial arts - no style, all styles, flowing style, adaptive style... Thanks for sharing!

[@quinchin6200]

No style yet all styles. No way as way, no limitation as limitation.

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

@@bass2yang good example. But first you need to be a master off all, which is what makes the greats great.

[@barbsaracini7866]

@@bass2yang Funny you reference Bruce Lee as another reactor called him "the Bruce Lee of music". LOL.

[@DQ_Mine]

@Bass2Yang Dimash might love this. He is into martial arts. He earned his red belt in Taekwando. He has videos doing really high kicks! Have you seen them? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZbOomuKpbOpgKc And: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYLFYaOqpdqKkJY

[@rodrigorra3153]

That Kazakh instrument is called KOBYZ. It is an ancestral instrument, used by the wise and referents to ward off evil spirits, formerly its two strings were made with a horse's tail. A legend about Kobyz says that this instrument was created by the great steppe storyteller Korkyt-Ata, who lived in the 10th century and that the tool is charged with magical and even mystical properties and sounds like animal voices. Furthermore, the Kazakh people believed that the spirits of their ancestors spoke to them through this music. The ancient outlook and propriety towards its instruments and music was constantly maintained in traditional Kazakh society and ensured the highest spiritual level of musical art and a special respectful attitude towards musical instruments. Simple people, for example, did not dare to touch the shaman's Kobyz. It is said: The balance between the courses of life and death on earth can be maintained by playing Kobyz. Greetings from Panama.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for sharing this! There are some parallels with this ancestral instrument and the Hmong culture and it is quite powerful (communication with ancestry through music, song, prayer, meditation, etc. rather than just performance). Thank you for sharing!

[@rodrigorra3153]

@@bass2yang Agree.

[@Елена-д5у8м]

@@rodrigorra3153 100%

[@professorcarlosedmundomart2654]

¡ Gracias por la reacción a D. Q. !

[@bass2yang]

🔥 you are welcome!

[@KitaBelle23]

Really liking your reactions! So educational.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! I am humbled by your response and others - I am so glad that everyone is sharing their insight and knowledge on this above the "it's a good song" approach (which is always nice, at the same time, I do enjoy the research part of it, especially history and music that we don't normally get to hear).

[@beksabeksultanova4494]

Какой у вас редкий и красивый голос. И не удивительно, что учитель вокала. Но, я думаю ваш вокал вам был дан Господом. Очень редкий тембр. Спасибо вам за вашу реакцию на нашего принца

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@RockPowerUSA]

I really love your appreciation for the ENTIRE musical performance Dimash gives us. I have watched a lot of first reactioners to Dimash, and your first reaction to him is one of my favorites. When I started watching this one and noticed the video wasn't going to be present, I thought I may not enjoy it as much. Since I've watched his performance over a 100+ times, it didn't really matter because I could visually remember every moment. I love how you recognize all the important tiny elements involved in creating entire musical effect Dimash gives us. If you get caught down the rabbit hole and find out more about one of the greatest singers ever you also find out he may be one of the best humans out there. Dimash's attention to perfection, like yours, is addicting. Thanks 🏆

[@bass2yang]

Thank you so much for this - I appreciate it! It's too bad that KZbin has to do this for some videos, even if it is educational. At the same time, I do want to give the artist their due credit, it just makes it so much more to be able to have the audio and video in these reactions. Thanks for watching!

[@БакытгульКыдырбаева-з5я]

Спасибо за реакцию. Уже 8 лет слушаю Димаша. Единственный. Подписалось. Ждём ещё.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@kseniakasacheva2138]

Thank you for your educational and sincere reactions! Love your speaking and singing voice. And love Dimash's talent, ability to convey emotions and humble and generous personality!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you and you are welcome!

[@marlenemarenco9694]

Soy de Costa Rica pura vida amo a dimash el es el mejor del mundo 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for watching! 🔥

[@rtsbass7829]

Estoy de acuerdo, es el mejor del mundo!!!

[@carmengil2012]

Good afternoon from Spain, Tu Yang Thank you very much for your reaction to Stranger by Dimash And welcome to the Wonderful Dimash's World 🎶🦋🥰🎤🎼💘🎹✨ If you have time try to watch The Story Of One Sky (Masterpiece asking for Peace), Unforgettable Day (Gakku) or, Know (Kyiv's Concert), War and Peace, Ikanaide,...

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for the recommendations!

[@carmengil2012]

Thank you for you 🙏🏼💕 and for the Wonderful Music with feelings, Universal Music without barriers

[@mairakurmanova3412]

Just Kazakh style. Thanks for your reaction. Love and peace from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ❤️. I'm proud to be Kazakh 🇰🇿 ❤️

[@bass2yang]

Thank you so much! What a beautiful style, instrument, and culture. I appreciate that part of it is being shared with all of us listeners and viewers through music. Thank you!

[@mairakurmanova3412]

@@bass2yang kobyz - traditional Kazakh Instrument

[@mariateresaantona3073]

Dalla prima volta che ho ascoltato Dimash ho imparato TUTTO del Kazakistan... mi prendete? Arrivo subito Teresa IT

[@manelmzoughi5500]

I love your voice when you speak 💓💓

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@SandraRegina-tl2be]

Olá, amo suas reações, Dimash é dono de um talento único, grande abraço do BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷💖

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! 🔥

[@mariateresaantona3073]

I miei complimenti per le tue analisi accurate, pur in assenza di video (che peraltro noi "Dears" conosciamo bene), la tua voce profonda, pacata, perfettamente comprensibile, unita alla tua ammirevole competenza musicale, rendono la reaction molto interessante e istruttiva. Grazie Teresa IT

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for your comment - I appreciate it!

[@edithtrejo6795]

Dimash es el más grande cantante que he visto en mi vida. Me cautivó y me enamoró con su bella voz. Es único, versátil, perfecto. Lo adoro . Gracias por tu reacción a nuestro genio de la música. Saludos 🇻🇪🇻🇪👍👍

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome and thank you for your words! 🔥

[@RiggsGarage]

Great review here, I'm learning so much about how to break down a performance!

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome any time, brother! Thanks!

[@tirallala1]

That is the premiere of this song: Maestro Igor Krutoy and Dimash Qudaibergen have created the really unique song in English with enchanting oriental melodies. “It was Dimash’s talent that inspired me to write this song, his immense vocal abilities and his desire to sing for a large international audience... I don’t see anyone else who could perform this piece in such a way”. - Krutoy said. (dimashnews) A Dear hits the nail on the head with this statement: “These are the voices of the world singing the tragedy of human migration forced by tragic circumstances.” Igor Krutoy (Krutoy means 'Cool', *1954 in Ukraine SSR). He lives and works in Moscow/ Russia. He is singer, a world- famous composer and music titan in Russia (billionaire). His family is in the US now. Krutoy came out of retirement to write songs for Dimash. The maestro and Dimash have been working together from time to time since 2018. They are friends and have a father-son relationship. Dimash said also in an interview about the collaboration with Igor Krutoy that it is important to him that the songs are written in such a way that there is room for variations ... so every performance of a song is a surprise and every Dear can choose his favorite presentation... I can not decide. The lyrics were written by Mary Sharon Vaughn (*1947, American musician, songwriter and producer. She writes hits for famous singers around the world, including Lara Fabian) * Premiere at the New Wave 2021 (Russia): Stranger - kzbin.info/www/bejne/onfWc2h-i9OgiaM * Here, the often forgotten unique, spectacular, different version in China: Stranger - Shine! Super Brothers 2021 (China) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpnFmJtmpq6mmas * 2022 Stranger, Give Me Your Love, Be With Me, The Story of One Sky, Give Me Love, Adai - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWSVkomrh6x6o6c

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for this insight - it makes me appreciate the collaborative efforts of all musicians even more, especially between pianist and singer since I do a lot of work with collaborative pianists.

[@lindahake1666]

Wish we the audience could your face alittle more closely and more full- face. Really appreciate you sharing your expertise. More Dimash, please. 💞

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@lindahake1666]

P.s. ...Whenever you see the bald gentleman on the piano, it's Russian Maestro Igor Krutoy, and he is the composer of the song. He has been collaborating with Dimash since 2018.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! What a wonderful composition!

[@gabrielaroblesbarrera5449]

Muchas gracias por su análisis tan completo de la presentación de Dimash! Él ha dicho que canta en el tono o género de acuerdo con lo que dice la canción, algunas veces ni siquiera tiene pensado lo que va a hacer, simplemente lo hace, es difícil catalogarlo en un solo género, le deseo lo mejor para este Año Nuevo! Saludos desde México! 💕❤️🇲🇽💕❤️🇲🇽💕❤️🇲🇽

[@bass2yang]

That is difficult to do, especially in live performances - bravo! Thanks for watching!

[@marantonio9103]

Looking forward to your reaction to his version of 'AVE MARIA'.

[@bass2yang]

Will do!

[@lindahake1666]

@ Bas2Yang....it's short so maybe listen straight through and then break it down? It's too beautiful on a first listen to pause. 💞👍

[@mariarebolledo9496]

Creo que no importa que notas este cantando ....su voz es maravillosamente bella en todos sus registros ...

[@bass2yang]

Indeed! I agree! 🔥

[@annettepaterson3236]

Love your reaction and break down not only of Dimash’s voice but the entire composition, so very interesting. Thank you.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cristinaamilfeijoo8661]

Muy bueno de Dimash y cuertra reacción. Muchas gracias ❤❤❤❤

[@yolandaaleman1399]

Love Dimash! Love your reactions, they are completely different, very interesting, and you have a beautiful voice, greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴

[@bass2yang]

Thank you so much! 🔥

[@carmencarrasco1414]

Dimash es espectacular! Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱✌️💜

[@bass2yang]

Agreed! 🔥

[@janbarnes9377]

It's great that you are watching and listening to Dimash! This was the first performance from Dimash I ever heard. Please listen to his performance of SOS live from a Chinese vocal competition I believe. Unbelievable!

[@bass2yang]

Awesome! Thank you for the suggestion. 🔥

[@tirallala1]

Here is playing the best Kobys player in the world, Dimash’s friend Olzhas Qurmanbeck. This bowl-neck lute played with a bow is is an old Turkic stringed instrument and called Kobys, Qobyz or Kylkobyz in Kazakhstan. The Kyrgyz variant, for example, is called the kyl-kyyak. The Kobys is the oldest string instrument in the world and, according to a German scientist, it spread beyond the borders of the nomadic area of Central Asia and became the mother (prototype) of all European string instruments. (Turkic means: The Turkic peoples are a collection of ethnic groups from Central, East, North and West Asia as well as parts of Europe and North Africa who speak Turkic languages. Difference between Turkic and Turkish - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqLbmad4msiJm8k ) A legend about Kobyz says that this instrument was created by the great steppe narrator Korkyt-Ata, who lived in the 10th century and that the tool is charged with magical and even mystical properties and sounds like animal voices. In addition, the Kazakh people believed that the spirits of their ancestors spoke to them through this music. The old outlook and piety towards their instruments and music was constantly preserved in traditional Kazakh society and ensured the highest spiritual level of musical art and a special respectful attitude towards musical instruments. Simple people, for example, did not dare to touch the shaman's Kobyz. It is said: The balance between the courses of life and death on earth can be maintained by playing the Kobyz.

[@bass2yang]

This is amazing - thank you for shedding some light on the Kobys player as well as insight on the instrument. I appreciate your input on this!

[@bass2yang]

I also wonder if this tradition is specific to Kazakh, because there are some (albeit, small) parallels between the tradition of the instrument being the voice of ancestors and the oral/music traditions of the Hmong people. I can't verify it at the moment but I may need to consult some experts in this area regarding my own people's history since we were a nomadic group of people. Thanks again!

[@sond1201]

Спасибо, за реакцию Димаша! Ждём ещё реакции, подписалась! 👍👏👏👏💯💯💯

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@ГалинаБеляева-э4ж]

Спасибо за реакцию!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for watching!

[@sonialoizou9440]

Благодаря ви за коментара.👍Моля,ако може да има превод.DIMASH💥💖🇨🇾🇧🇬💖

[@bass2yang]

I believe KZbin should have it all translated already. Thanks!

[@lkayh]

I think Dimash’s collaborations with Igor Krutoy really explore and showcase not only his range but his range of techniques and styles. I also think Krutoy’s compositions are so innovative and unusual-maybe if I were more familiar with Russian neoclassical music I wouldn’t think so but I love his work. I’m not sure which of Dimash’s songs to recommend next. Ogni Pietra shows off more of his classical technique, Sinful Passion is what enticed Krutoy to come out of retirement and work with him, Ave Maria is just flat gorgeous, and just for fun I really enjoy his duet with Li Yugang, who sings female roles with the Chinese opera (they sing Drunken Concubine and Diva Dance, and Dimash plays around a little with extended techniques-very interesting mashup of musical styles and techniques). Anyway, whenever you’re in a Dimash state of mind, there’s lots to enjoy. I’m so glad you’re checking him out.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you again - those all sound like good choices - I may need to space them out a bit, otherwise it would just all be Dimash for the next few weeks or so haha.

[@julialinnus2908]

Sinful passion have nothing to do with Igor Krutoy.its A studio own song,those musicians ,on back stage,except percussionist

[@lkayh]

@@julialinnus2908 when you watch the video for Sinful Passion, do you see the man in the white shirt, leading the standing ovation? I have read that it was after that concert that Krutoy came out of retirement to work with Dimash.

[@tracycarolynbrown3683]

Love your reactions and comments which have really extended the way in which I listen myself. Your own style and time is appreciated.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for your kindness - it's a bit of a risk for me not preparing or knowing what I am going to listen to or even how to react, but that's the joy of this format. Visceral and hopefully also educational reactions. Thanks!

[@tracycarolynbrown3683]

@@bass2yang Absolutely and hope that you continue to post with this same format - thank you.

[@FluffysMum]

I really enjoy your analysis of Dimash's work. He is a complete musician. Incredible artist. Thank you 💖

[@bass2yang]

Agreed - thank you!

[@FluffysMum]

@@bass2yang 🥰

[@ΜαιρηΤριποδη]

Dear friend what a beautiful deep voice you have yourself ❣️!!!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@elsacarabajal1619]

Amo tu voz ❣️ y obvio a mi príncipe kazajo!!!

[@bass2yang]

Haha I appreciate it, thank you!

[@vongonnun]

Hi! This is a phenomal Dimash´s demonstration of power, versality and perfection on stage, including composer, musicians, chorus and all the team. Thanks to share your reaction. And your voice is very good indeed!! Regards from Argentina.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it! 🔥

[@michaelbradley7529]

It's a traditional instrument called a Kobyz.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you - by the way, is there a proper way to pronounce this (or can you direct me to someone who can pronounce this? I'll put it in the edited description for people as well. Thanks!)

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@bass2yang I typically hear it pronounced "Kobees" with an "s" sound rather than the typical "z" sound.

[@bass2yang]

Thanks! I appreciate it, Michael!

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@bass2yang 👍

[@martinhafner2201]

The kobyz does not have a fingerboard, so it is using floating harmonics where the strings above and below the finger pressure are both vibrating. It makes a lot more complex frequency interactions.

[@bass2yang]

I can hear it. I feel like not having a fingerboard is partially why those subharmonics/distortion artifacts are more natural to create? I have some studies and examples on my own channel regarding the use of extended techniques as it relates to voice and there are a lot of crossover into the strings and winds. Thanks!

[@Karin_Aquatica]

Thank you very much for your very interesting and educational reaction. Dimash always has a clear vision of how he wants to approach the different parts of a song or what the song is asking for to be approached. It is said that he can be pretty stubborn about that when anybody else suggests to do it differently. Dimash doesn’t want to show off his vocals, he wants to convey the message and the emotions of the song through his voice. There are several songs where he doesn’t use his crazy range and they aren’t less beautiful or less technically perfect. For example Qaragym-ai, Makhabbat ber magan (Give me love) or Amanat. These are all Kazakh songs in his mother tongue. Just as his own composition Unforgettable Day (with a bit more vocal showing off). I think all the songs in his mother tongue are even more beautiful and perfect because it’s easier for him to convey the content/emotions of the song. He doesn’t need to translate the lyrics, he doesn’t need to think about correct pronunciation, he can just feel it and let it out.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for the insight and suggestion! 🔥

[@Javier-id4lq]

Great reaction and analysis, thank you so much!

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@carolinasimos1167]

React to Sinful Passion, Olímpico ( ogni Pietra and Passione, please 🙏

[@bass2yang]

I'll see what I can do - thanks!

[@stanisavljevdragica9724]

Listen Love is like a dream!!!

[@bass2yang]

Thanks for the info!

[@almamerk]

Excelente análisis de este prodigio que es Dimash. Te recomiendo reaccionar a Sinful Passion, Olímpico, y tantas otras obras de arte!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you and thanks for the recommendation!

[@sallystubbs7417]

THANK YOU! This is one of many Dimash favorites of mine! I appreciate your comnents and expertise

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for watching!

[@kcraft9087]

It's a kobyz.

[@bass2yang]

🔥thanks! (Gonna find out how to properly say this now haha. I appreciate it!)

[@anndegryse4293]

I love your reaction to dimash, very interesting and profound...I got the shivers by hearing your beautifull deep voice...yours is simelary to the voice of a very dear friend I lost almost 15 years ago. What a delight to listen to. Thank you so much! I hope you do many Dimash breakdowns! 🤩😄 I can already suggest you many more gems like Ikanaide, Samaltau, his masterpiece, the story of one sky, El amor en ti, his latest composed song and many, many more! 🤗 With 💖.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for your kind words. I think what I will do is keep a weekly 'Dimash' schedule to keep up with demand and have other videos throughout the week. At least, that is what will work for the time being. Thanks for watching!

[@cathyhellen5519]

Had to research you, just saw your SOS reaction, and came back again. Can't wait until you see this.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!m so much!

[@sigmasigma9088]

Thank you, from Latvia.

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome - thank you for watching!

[@margaritabosschaerts8851]

Thank you for your reaction to our Dimash.You have a very interesting voice yourself👏

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@mariojungonzalezvazquez8534]

Wise and humble, you're so nice!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you - I appreciate it!

[@chiravadeechuthasmit6265]

Really enjoyed your impromptu reaction and analysis.Dimash is so unique in singing style and much beyond compare.

[@bass2yang]

Thanks for watching!

[@RossyLe]

De las mejores reacciones que he escuchado, gracias por traer a Dimash a tu canal. Bendiciones desde Guatemala!!!

[@lillikissa3121]

Greetings from Finland❄⛄🌡🇫🇮 so interesting reaction, THANKS👍

[@bass2yang]

Greetings and thank you!

[@lls3644]

Another great reaction, love the objectivity of the discussion... It is like vocal and music lesson in small doses 💙💙💙DQ

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@DQ_Mine]

Excellent!

[@bass2yang]

Many thanks!

[@jeremyb1346]

Hi from France, I appreciate that we learnt one or two things about music in your video (unlike most reaction videos on youtube which leave us as dumb as we were when we started to watch, even those from music teachers). I also appreciate the timestamp on the window below so that we can follow the video in parallel.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! That's part of why I like using a DAW when listening. 🔥

[@paivyt.]

Thanks for the interesting and thorough analysis! I especially liked your closing comments. Like you said, the different styles work really well together here. Neoclassical crossover at its best. And an epic performance!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! Sometimes, crossovers feel so new that we have to remember it's supposed to be new and different. Imagine Sodium and Chloride by themselves and never combined... haha. Jk. False equivalence, don't listen to me here. Thanks!

[@paivyt.]

@@bass2yang In the case of Dimash, we are used to the most unusual combinations:) For example, his own latest compositions "The Story of One Sky" and "El Amor in Ti". These are really something, even by Dimash's standards.

[@dannaar6234]

Спасибо за интересный и профессиональный анализ. Буду ждать новых реакций. Благодарю за субтитры.

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome!

[@monymar3241]

Un análisis valioso !!!! Thank you !!!👍❤✌

[@mimasam5528]

Your voice!

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@aidabella2064]

I Love Dimash...but i have to tell you that you have a very nice voice too 😘

[@bass2yang]

Thank you so much!

[@marionkameri405]

Dimash singt von A1 bis D8, spricht 13 Sprachen, kommt aus Kasachstan. Dimash ist der beste Sänger, Vocalking und Performer der Welt

[@bass2yang]

🔥

[@scarcarrillo2882]

Your a great Music Teacher nice job. I suggested this song and I’m glad you gave your reaction great job 👏

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@michaelbradley7529]

The low note Dimash hit was a C2 not the C3 you implied. Maybe revisit that to verify for yourself. The vocal range in this song was C2 to F6.

[@bass2yang]

I believe I said C2? If not, my apologies, since I also demonstrated a C2. Then again, I may have played it the octave up on the keyboard. Thanks! Edit: yes. I played it up the octave, but I also sang the C2 (and only replied by calling it C). Good catch, my friend. I meant C2 here. The implication was definitely C2 even though I played C3.

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@bass2yang This reinforces the idea that I should wait till the end of the video before commenting as I did hear you clarify that it was a C2, although the confusion was initially because you did play it an octave up on the keyboard. Great break down by the way.

[@bass2yang]

Haha no worries! I usually don't look at the keyboard and since it "changes octaves", I forget where the C2 is. I usually set it lower when I review bass videos since it is only 49 keys lol. And with Dimash... well... I have to move it around haha. No worries and good catch, my friend!

[@CharlieBubbles32]

First time watching you on a reaction video and your voice, wow...such a gorgeous low timbre. Your reaction to the phenomenal Dimash was excellent too!

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Thank you. I enjoyed your analysis and observations. This song is epic. Dimash did a 2nd live version when he participated in the China show 'Shine Super Bro.s'. You should take a listen to what he did in the middle of the song at that performance. It is vocals like you have never heard before, very different from this version. Also, Dimash was ill with rhinitis at the time, and left the show to have a procedure done. That is why he didn't hold that last note as long as here. Here's the link to that performance, it is jaw dropping: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpnFmJtmpq6mmas

[@bass2yang]

Thank you! I'll try to keep this in the long list of listens that I need to do haha. Like I said to the other commenter, I'll need to up it to 2-3 videos a week to catch up. Many thanks!

[@JJ-xi1xd]

i have listened to too many vocal coach reactions, but this so far has been very "scientific" indeed and you are a singer scientist LOL such a breath of fresh air for reaction videos. i wish you well!

[@bass2yang]

You are too kind - I appreciate it!

[@stellamarina.]

Thank you for your amazing analysis! The beautiful two string instrument is called Kobyz (Qobyz). He is indeed imitating instruments in some songs (like electric guitar in Across Endless Dimensions or The Show Must Go On) and thank you for pointing this out. Waiting for your next one.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for your input - I appreciate it!

[@gabrielalawson5287]

Thanks for your thorough explanation.

[@marywebster2488]

Such intelligent commentary. 🙏

[@addison5938]

The Kobyz or kylkobyz is an ancient Turkic bowed string instrument, spread among Kazakhs, Karakalpaks, Bashkirs, and Tatars. The Kyrgyz variant is called the kyl-kyyak. The qobyz has two strings made of horsehair. The resonating cavity is usually covered with goat leather.

[@bass2yang]

Such a powerful history - it makes me want to collectively assess similar instruments and trace them back as far as possible to see where the history starts and then move forward to see what it affected, changed, and which cultures/peoples also took on. From what I can remember in regards to my culture, the Hmong were nomadic so it was common for them to adapt and take on the customs and cultures of the land they occupied.

[@virgininaanders2061]

I love your voice.

[@galina6559]

Thank you 👍🇷🇺❤️

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome!

[@adrianaruiz3422]

Puedes analizarlo minuciosamente pero te sugiero q escuches con el corazon...el transmite ese efecto de llevarte a donde el quiere amo a este hombre l verdad desde q lo escuche x primera vez se m hace más fácil no escuchar cualquier música porque no todo lo q se toque es música dimahs es música es arte es belleza del alma puedo escucharlo todo el día y no m canso de oírlo de repetir sus canciones...es fantástico gracias x darnos un respiro y oír música de calidad verdadera música y melodías 👍

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for your words! 🙏 🔥

[@monolit73]

Dimash is recognized by many as the best male vocal, among female vocalists, many consider the best young singer Diana Ankudinova. Immerse yourself in the world of unearthly voice. I recommend making a reaction to one of the best vocalists in the world. The incredible fate of a girl found with a broken collarbone at a bus stop and ended up in an orphanage. Meet Diana Ankudinova! 1) super unique voice (dramatic contralto with polyphonic overtones); 2) the most complex vocal techniques, a bewitching voice; 3) Diana sings in 6 languages : English, French, Russian, German, Spanish, Arabic and any musical genre; 4) incredible charisma, artistry and living of any song; 5) a range of 4 octaves, which at the age of 19 is far from the limit and will continue to grow; 6) a large army of fans around the world; 7) an independent artist, without producers and labels, only with the support of fans and reactors like you; 8) more than 13 thousand reactions. Some reactions have 3.5 million views.

[@monolit73]

One of the most famous hits of the king of rock 'n' roll in an unrivaled gorgeous, phenomenal performance by Diana Ankudinova ( 18 y.o.) Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis Presley / DARK VERSION cover) VERY IMORTANT, the video must be original (duration - 8.56m) from Diana's channel, NOT a short pirated copy from "brocoli". 6.8 million views 182k likes - total 969 reactions to this performance by Diana. ATTENTION: 1) Please use ONLY original content from Diana Ankudinova official channel. 2) Videos from TV shows are often blocked by KZbin and video EDITING is required. MV, live performances are available for unlimited reactions WITHOUT EDITING

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for this - I believe Diana Ankudinova is in my queue of reactions as well - I may have to bump her slot up to fulfill the "bass singers" part of reactions. I may have to do more than 1 a week if I want to keep up. Haha. Thank you!

[@bass2yang]

Agreed - I try to only use original content from the artist's channel as much as possible. I'll be sure to double check before I react and evaluate. Thank you for the heads up!

[@kriknut1]

@@bass2yang that would be nice 😃

[@SCVocalStudentReacts]

Enjoyed your analysis and commentary. Working on this myself as an exercise for now and it is a blast to sing so far. I know I won't be able to do the highest parts but it is fun to do what I can.

[@osovagabundo1]

Please change to a forward or three quarter shot so we can better see Your reaction in a Reaction video. The micro expressions conveys full context. Good analysis and explanation

[@bass2yang]

Consider it done! Thank you for your valuable feedback.

[@TxiabVwj]

Just wondering if you're Chinese or Hmong... thank you so much for your Dimash reaction. I'll be looking out for your reaction! He's... actually is the best of the best. I'm so happy to be one of his fan

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome! I am Hmong - I am a professional musician and typically work with choirs and other classical ensembles throughout the U.S. Thank you for your support!

[@TxiabVwj]

@@bass2yang that's awesome!!! I'm so glad to have met you here, a Hmong reactor, due to Dimash. I'll be looking forward to future reactions! Nice meeting you here and thank you!!!

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@maureenpacey4892]

Please listen to Dimash sing Ognu Pietra next I think you will like the change of style.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you for the suggestion 👍

[@БакытгульКыдырбаева-з5я]

Это кобыз.

[@bass2yang]

Thank you!

[@ewasz.8947]

Proszę włącz polskie napisy 🙏🙏🙏 pozdrowienia z Polski 🇵🇱🤗

[@bass2yang]

They should be auto-generated by now. Let me know if the problem persists. Thanks!

[@beatrizalfaro3587]

El instrumento se llama Kobiz

[@nancyhashiguchi8470]

Better impossible!!!!

[@bass2yang]

🔥

[@isabelluna6389]

TRADICI AL ESPAÑOL...TODOS CHINOS...HABLAN !!😂😂😅🤣😅😂

[@bass2yang]

🔥

[@shakeshake6188]

УВАЖЕМЫЙ А ВЫ НЕ МОЖЕТЕ ВКЛЮЧИТЬ СУБТИТРЫ НА РУССКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА !

[@jorgetello8308]

Te aviso de inmediato q el piano q tienes en la pantalla, se te va a hacer chico! 😀😀🤭

[@bass2yang]

Haha yup! Only 49 keys... it's more of a controller than anything. Thanks!

[@jorgetello8308]

@@bass2yang ok.. Más q nada lo decía por el rango vocal de Dimash, q aquí llega, hasta la 6 octavas, gracias me, suscribo 👍

[@bass2yang]

@Jorge Tello oh haha I understand now. I actually did have to change octaves to get to his range in this video as well lol. Thank you!

[@jorgetello8308]

@@bass2yang ahh ok lol 👍

[@RLC63]

Thank you for your words. Yes I liked your format for this video very much! Works well ➕ 🤍 Dimash ( you're fantasti ). Until next time ...happiness ☮🌸 be well.

[@bass2yang]

You are welcome!

[@saranoriega1836]

No se ve imagen tu reacción y un cuadro oscuro dimash mejor voz del mundo solo la música? Deberías poner una imagen para apreciar mejor tu reacción me gusto tu primera resccion a dimash me suscribí pero solo se escucha música y voz en esta reacción.

[@bass2yang]

Unfortunately KZbin prevented me from uploading any video material. :( My sincerest apologies - I have been told that a lot of people who review this video also had to blur it out or put a blank screen. It was never my intention to just do audio without video. If they would allow me to use the video, it would be up asap. Thank you for understanding and again, I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

[@mairatukanova3648]

О, боже, как много слов……..

[@bass2yang]

🔥

[@portiaShao]

why artificially want to limit it to 20 minutes? I actually skip all yhe short reactions, apparently they have nothing to add😊

[@bass2yang]

Helps keep me on track. Otherwise it might end up being an hour or so. Lol. Thanks!