My guy from Zimbabwe Listening to The Good The Bad The Ugly (REACTION !!!)

[@joerenaud8292]

Yes, that is her real voice but there's a harmonica player guy in the Orchestra which is electronically hooked up and he's playing in sync with her voice. They do briefly show him playing the harmonica but you have to look very closely to catch him.

[@martinduquette8749]

Right on, this is called harmony!

[@Gert-DK]

@@martinduquette8749 I think it is called unicon

[@Gert-DK]

@@martinduquette8749 Unison I think.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

It's bizarre how the younger generation assume sounds are computer generated. This is a symphony orchestra and they've existed for centuries. Everything is someone's real voice or made by someone playing a real instrument because computers didn't exist. 99% of music produced and performed by humans was made before computers. The advent of computer generated sounds is also why modern music doesn't resonate with older generations: it sounds artificial and fake. No soul.

[@Evangeline31b]

Great video seeing them playing up close. Thumbs up but you stopped the music too many times imho👎🏻

[@ratdad48]

Postage stamp!! Come on man!

[@hardboiledharry4061]

Tuva Semmingsen, mezzo soprano (Wah Wah) is amazing, the whole orchestra is, check out the other videos, they do not disappoint. The man who composed this is legendary composer Ennio Morricone (1928-2020) The movie itself, "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (1966) is part of the trilogy of "Spaghetti Westerns" directed by another legend, Italian film maker Sergio Leone. the other 2 in the trilogy are "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964) "For a Few Dollars More" (1965), the other classic Western though not part of that trilogy is the awesome epic Once Upon a Time in the West" (1968).

[@christianc9894]

Thank you for raising the level by putting things in their place ...

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

3:20 that instrument is called tubular bells.

[@judeandkevin6767]

thank you so much

[@chopshop5519]

so much talent, bro thats her voice and her whistle also. and wanna talk voices? that angel in balcony sheesh...

[@mamaasaiz]

When Christine sings, it always make my eyes water. She has such a beautiful round voice.

[@chopshop5519]

@@mamaasaiz they put out a great video interview of the singers. hope you seen it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHbYp6Nqj65kmJo

[@lindabergman3127]

Unbelievably talented and beautiful ❤

[@joseluisjuezalfaro3524]

You pause it too much

[@paolofrignani2211]

Troppe interruzioni e troppe risate fori luogo !!

[@douglasrice7524]

In orchestras doing "live" performances tech is not allowed, only musicians. The "voice" is her own, as is the whistling she makes. She is a famous 2nd Saprano opera star and would not compromise her rating for anythng. BUT, she does SHARE the sound with a man playing a mouth organ (harmonica) that is briefly seen at the 4:43 video counter mark on your ration video, to your friend in HALF-right. But still, NO TECH!!

[@graygrantham6046]

So you think the "wah-wah" lady's voice isn't making that sound? You would be half right. It is definitely her voice but the part that you don't think is her voice is not! It is a harmonica which in this video is showed at frame 4:43

[@montswede5765]

Sorry couldn't watch. A song is allowed to flow with no or little interruption. This masterpiece wasn't allowed to flow

[@lugatzmajr4714]

It is her real voice, but what U hear, is the harmonica complementing her voice. The thing pointed out in front of her, is just a lamp...

[@lunatic3783]

that large item in front of her is a light for reading the notes she has to sing-she's holding the microphone in her left hand-look at the other players they have lamps as well

[@Gert-DK]

Correct.

[@stevekanakanui7033]

ALL VOCALS ARE 100% NATURAL VOICES

[@MrSqwertery]

Far too much chit chat , listen to the music , then give your comments .

[@tboltaq2]

The unusual instruments used in this music are the Orchestra bells, which make a sound like church bells, then there's the ocarina which makes the hoot owl sound, and the harmonica.

[@roxannekean6025]

And yes that IS her voice.

[@christianc9894]

Nobody noticed Tuva's earrings, the mezzo-soprano, take a good look ....

[@Gert-DK]

Yeah, she is armed to the teeth.

[@Simon-hb9rf]

an amazing performance, but my favourite detail is always just before the "riding" sequence when you can hear the footsteps (made by the guy in the back who looks like hes smacking two planks of wood together) if you listen carefully there is a slight jingle of his spurs with each step.

[@Boncked]

Really should listen to stereo recordings with both headphone sides on. It sounds much better!

[@LucyJazzy85]

QUIT STOPPING THE MUSIC!!! You lose the whole flow and emotionalism….

[@randlnickel9196]

Wrong Tiva IS A WORLD CLASS MEZZO-SOPRANO

[@mcasualjacques]

i think that's tubular bells with the plastic hammer

[@sweetnanok4654]

that was her real voice just saying ;) and i was like nr 400 woohooo

[@charlesdwilson2112]

It is her voice with a harmonica at the same time.

[@charlesdwilson2112]

4:43 in your video you can see him play the harmonica.

[@trevorgough2286]

I smashed like button.... Where can I get a new screen 🤔

[@peterlynch7445]

It's also the title theme music for the movie the Excorist.

[@claraconlan6557]

Tuva says people are calling her the “wha wha lady”.

[@_-martin-_]

Put on those god damn headphones properly you!!!

[@seanconservativeburke]

These 2 are completely ding dongs ?

[@roxannekean6025]

Tubular bells is what that metal instrument is.

[@Christobanistan]

Look at wa-wa girl's earrings. :)

[@kilroy1976]

She's mixing her voice with a harmonica. You can see the harmonica at 4:43 of your video. I suppose everyone's life would be cool if they could say "wah wah" and take money home.

[@judeandkevin6767]

Facts, we missed that one. Thank you for spotting it.

[@henrytjernlund]

This music just sounds like the old Wild West. Perfect for the iconic Clint Eastwood film.

[@chuckhenning6377]

She is singing in tandem with a harmonica. Every review I watch has the same issue with everyone wondering how she does that with her voice. She is singing in tandem with a harmonica. That is not her voice. She still is a fantastic singer and artist even with that taken away. Just a masterpiece of a recording. My favorite of all time.

[@yvonnejordan2161]

Well, I give it a try and suscribe because of you are reacted to one of my favourite songs, you are very sympathic and have such a nice smile.But, please do me some favours: try to show more of your faces and the video screen and less background. And please pause a little less. If you like to try something extraordinary, I recommend you: Tricky - Hell is round the corner or Portishead- Roads or another song from these two. They are great representers of Trip Hop and I have not seen any reactions to these two in spite of they were iconic.

[@peterlynch7445]

It's called a tubular bell.

[@stevensprunger3422]

That is her voice she’s a trained opera singer her name is Tuva

[@Gert-DK]

Yeah, she is a well known Mezzosopran.

[@MrSkov79]

Completely awesome, amazing and solid goosebumps. Great surprice and highly recommended. Unexpected new fan of The Danish National Symphony Orchestra. Will definitely buy tickes for the upcoming show.

[@rossbrumby1957]

They don't do Morricone justice. The best non original version is done by a youtuber guitarist called Orphantabber.

[@nondesperado]

The hanging man is a KZbin reactor who paused the video more than once, so I guess we have the next two ‘contestants’...

[@EvandroDeOliveira]

Great reacy guys!

[@mundotang]

Saludos desde Colombia

[@Christobanistan]

FYI, the high notes at the end were NOT the soprano. :D They were the 1st trumpet, that's what they do. :)

[@Christobanistan]

We did an all whistle piece once. It sounded awful, we just couldn't do it.! :D

[@Christobanistan]

The bells. That's what the instrument is called. It's used in all orchestras, especially in Christmas music.

[@howardbarnett6452]

Chimes.

[@Gert-DK]

Yeah, I heard that from a US percussion player, he called them chimes.

[@randlnickel9196]

NOOOOOOOOOOO vocal cheating Tula is a world class Mezzosoprano

[@mikecasey9647]

Not a machine, but her own voice guys.

[@AWKnuden]

Sorry guys, there is no mashine in front of her. It is her voice you hear. The thing in front of her is a light.

[@judeandkevin6767]

she is amazingly talented.

[@Christobanistan]

Hot violinist is hot.

[@Gert-DK]

The redhead?

[@Christobanistan]

@@Gert-DKBlonde

[@btbingo]

Ennio Morriconi recorded this almost entirely alone in his studio since had no money.

[@aixmhros]

it's her voice.-

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

Maestro Ennio Morricone in 1966 , composed a great musical masterpiece that will live forever ! The instrument called Tubular Bells or chimes!

[@lindabergman3127]

Definitely genius musicians so was Sergio

[@thomasblock1882]

You guys are nuts!