Opera Singer Reacts to PMJ feat Effie Passero | I Was Made for Lovin You | MASTERCLASS |

What's up KZbin it's me Jess and I'm an opera singer. Today's video is going to be a performance analysis of Post Modern Jukebox featuring Effie Passero performing "I Was Made for Lovin You" by KISS.
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[@postmodernjukebox]

this is so cool! what a fantastic channel - please keep making these!!

[@mattcav6992]

You guys are world class, its only fitting you have world class reactors who can take their fans deeper into the music. Cheers to all. Ennio Morricone was one of the best composers, listen to -- The Mission (Gabriel's Oboe).

[@jessicasopranonotes]

wow, thank you! Hope to see you all live in the near future!

[@gregjetnikoff7124]

Says the group that has made some of the greatest youtube music videos ever... PMJ are renowned for taking great songs, turning them on their heads and making them soooooo smooth. In this case helped by shamelessly stealing the Habenera rythym ( the sexiest song of all time IMHO)

[@vkaPAUL]

Now you need to react to the Danish National Symphony doing the "Good, Bad and Ugly" by Ennio Morricone!

[@merrimerlo7177]

This is fantastic.❤️ I love finally watching a reaction video from a person who knows a thing or two about music, AND is invested in learning even more. You did your research, and then some! You also have just about the best stank face I’ve ever seen, and I just know we are all mirroring you, while we watch along, but I’m sure you look waayyy cuter than I do, lol. I am so happy for you that you discovered the magic that is Effie, and that is Postmodern Jukebox.☺️

[@abeldiaz3877]

Definitely. I wholeheartedly agree with this comment in its entirety.

[@user-ex9po6rv3s]

I noticed your videos of Effie. Thanks for posting these. I saw my first PMJ show last week and was so mesmerized by her voice that I neglected to record her performance. I am now slightly obsessed 😂❤

[@merrimerlo7177]

@@user-ex9po6rv3s I love seeing people discover her! I've never heard a voice more beautiful than hers in all my years.

[@stuartferguson7947]

Having just seen Effie live (in Australia) watching her on line is nothing like seeing her live, she has so much energy on stage (as do they all) ~ it’s wonderful to see your respect for her 👍

[@hottercore]

Amazing video, very in depth but still accessible. I absolutely love this song and your breakdown has given me a new appreciation, thank you 😊😊

[@gerrymcguire7494]

HI Jess! You know that's no ordinary pianist. That's Scott Bradlee he originated the concept of Post Modern Jukebox and is the arranger and producer of all of their productions. Oh yes, and plays a mean piano. He also is a book author: "Outside the Jukebox: How I Turned My Vintage Music Obsession into My Dream Gig" (2018). I believe he has done hundreds of videos in collaboration with many, many performers. They're also on several tours each year. Worth checking out in your area!

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

It is fabulous to attend your videos, each one of them is an in depth music lesson, not only we can enjoy great songs but we can learn a lot about the compositions we are listening to. This track surprised me tremendously, and, although I knew that PMJ's adaptations are fabulous, I never thought that a rock track like this could have such an unexpected twist. A huge hug and I look forward to continue learning with you, thank you very much.

[@agwyvern]

The rationale for this style would be the standard PMJ rationale..... "Because, why not!" Ninch Inch Nails "Closer" > 70's Funk style I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For > Gospel Soul style MMMbop - Doo Wop style and on and on and on Where's the fun in doing a cover in the same style? 😀

[@fundymentalism]

Ennio Morricone wrote the most amazing soundtracks... If you don't know them, there's a great soprano part in (English trans) Ecstasy of Gold. Unfathomably, he wrote and recorded the complete soundtrack to The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, and the director Leone shot the film scenes to fit the music.

[@fundymentalism]

Ok when she hit her duel with the trumpet... That was a complete reference to the Ecstasy of Gold...

[@zorrozone1]

I love your honesty! Well, Spaghetti western are films that was shot in Italian Studios in Italy and not in the USA and many of them as you said were composed by Ennio Morricone, the correlation is the music style of the mid 60s and 70s with "Italian touch" of that era. So, I guess what they mean is this cover has the influence of the music from the mid 60s until 70s. :)

[@user-ex9po6rv3s]

I had the pleasure of attending my first PMJ show last week, and this old lady was crying and screaming listening to Effie. I can’t say enough about how she moves me! I love your critiques of music and your facial expressions are the best. Thanks for the music lessons.

[@1thomson]

I sometimes think that Scott picks songs at random and then thinks, "How different can I make this without turning it into an over-the-top comic parody?" In this case, he took a rock song and made it into a Southern Italian tarantella. The trumpet accompaniment just cements the spaghetti Western credentials. I couldn't decide if it reminded me of the soundtrack from "The Magnificant Seven" or if I was supposed to see it as an attempt to put sound to a Kabuki cowboy theater piece. If that sounds confusing, color me confused. 🤔

[@immortaltyger1569]

Jess, your enthusiasm for this review is infectious - thanks! The trumpet and her singing at the end reminds me of the music in "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" with Clint Eastwood.

[@egggofff5057]

they freaking nailed the audio of it . I love love your reviews.

[@stevejones924]

She is incredible, especially on creep

[@roddyontheroad7370]

Wow, what an interesting, entertaining and educating commentary on Effie and PMJ. I loved every bit of it! Thank you.

[@TheDavidN]

Wow, I discovered this because I discovered PostmodernJukebox's Spaghetti Western cover, and learned a lot from this!

[@alexpattex813]

Best Version off this Thing off Musik !!! So so good ... Love it !!! :-)

[@georgelynch6139]

That’s not a pianist, that’s Scott....big difference 😊 Effie is one of the current artist in the PMJ recent touring shows, she’s a show stopper❤

[@walterw9829]

PMJ: Call Me -Blondie, cover featuring Tess Mohr. When you broke the baseline down, it reminded me of Habanera from Carmen (Bizet).

[@jamesbull6266]

Have you reacted to "Creep" by PMJ with Halley Rhinehart? That is a must, and another is "All About that Base" with PMJ with Halley and Morgan James, and one more to consider is a non-PMJ a duet between Morgan James and Halley Rhinhart on the Beatles "Dear Prudence."

[@tylerhackner9731]

Yes 🙌🏽

[@skj91]

Please, please, PLEASE! Now that you’ve discovered Ennio Morricone and gotten a taste of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly you simply MUST now do a reaction to The Danish National Symphony Orchestra’s rendition of it. I promise you, you will find it to be one of THE most beautiful things you will ever experience. Please do it? I can’t think of a more perfectly enjoyable reactor to watch experience such a glorious gift of musical excellence than you!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

It premieres tomorrow 😉

[@McNeej]

The band "Murder By Death" has a song titled "Theme", which is also an ode to Ennio Morricone.

[@adventuresinmusic2487]

Really good break down. Thanks. Recommend -- Once Upon a Time in the West 1968 ..Jill's Theme, a Morricone score. A great movie full of character actors and four leads (Henry Fonda is stone cold evil) Great attention to details, my favorite scenes are the opening and when Claudia Cardinal gets off the train.

[@kurt1618]

Why? because its so cool. And of course a cool reaction as well. You keep me coming back.

[@eddiespratlin8404]

I'll worn you that it is extremely harsh vocals, but please react to Will Ramos' vocals from Lorna Shore. He is truly amazing and one of a kind. I strongly recommend reacting to his one take performances as his vocals are easier to hear and you get a closer view of his face. I always enjoy hearing your educated interpretations. Keep up the good work.

[@JimJack-ng9yi]

Jess, please react to the amazing Haley Reinhart with postmodern jukebox cover of " creep". Haley is not just any singer, she is a master vocal technician. Her cover has 115mill views and spent 58 wks on top of billboard digital jazz chart

[@PW_Thorn]

Hi ! Great reaction and analysis! I've just discovered your channel (happily!)... Thank you for your wonderful work and for conveying the love for music 🎵 Please, could you consider reacting and analysing Blackbriar? They are an outstanding symphonic metal band from The Netherlands. They have beautiful and interesting stories described in their songs. They use beautiful lyrics for telling those stories. Their vocalist (and co-founder, and lyricist, and composer of the main melodies, and some kind of soul of the band) Zora, really has a unique, emotional and talented voice, infallible vocal techniques with incredible vocal power that perfectly fit their sensitive and excellent orchestration with dozens of musical details in each song. Also, the visuals of their music videos are always breathtaking with rich cinematography and beautiful aesthetics. Moreover, Zora's acting in their music videos is out of this world and having you with just one glance. As a result, the emotion that overwhelms us is for sure exactly what they wanted to share with us. For me, Zora is an hypersensitive genius with a voice from another galaxy, brighter and more beautiful. If I mention their total commitment and attention to details and Zora's gift for finding the beauty hidden in the dark corners of humanity and revealing it to us, as well as the historical consistency of all their videos and lyrics, do I convince you? ☺️ Or the fact that out of 33 tracks, 30 of them are my favourites, absolute masterpieces (it's crazy!)? Yes, OK, I'm a fan, but still: objectively speaking... this band is incredible! My advice would be to have an ear for their latest song: 'Cicada (Official Music Video)'. Zora's voice is here so UNIQUE and talented ...And they've also released 'Cicada (Isolated Vocals)' for in-depth analysis "in premium mode" 😉! (isn't it a golden opportunity?♥️). It would be great and different from the other reactors to mix the two versions in one reaction video. I'm pretty sure you won't regret ☺️

[@user-ep2jc9eo5j]

Please listen to fly away on the wings of the wind from Borodin's opera Prince Igor by Diana Ankudinova under the ermine mask

[@LednacekZ]

the term spaghetti western was used as derogatory term by the Hollywood. later it became a genre of its own. some of the most famous western music comes from spaghetti westerns. especially ennio morricone.

[@jamesbull6266]

PMJ is all about taking modern songs and putting them into older, more jazzy genres..

[@selmonb921]

As soon as the Trumpet came in and Effie goes opera....i immediately thought of the Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Western films. My Grandmother would take me to the weekend drive-in Movie in Florida.

[@dieudebois296]

Was für eine attraktive Frau. Fachwissen und darüber hinaus Interesse an Hintergründen. Ich bin ein bisschen verknallt.

[@annbanderson]

Spaghetti westerns were shot in Spain by Italian filmmakers with international casts. The Tabernas desert is a good double for the American southwest.

[@chickenman9059]

Could you react to Voctaves disney hero villains medley ?!

[@bobmathis-friedman6742]

I'd love for you to check out PMJ's take on Ice, Ice, Baby, by Vanilla Ice

[@meemermarie1977]

Sometime you should check out nessum dorma cover by home free tenors austin and rob.

[@DWilliams-ce8nb]

Still can't wait for you to PMJ/Haley Reinhart's ''Creep''. Love you, Jess, but you are SUCH a tease!

[@PK--ITA]

Ok girl, thanks for that video, i love PMJ.... They have a lot of great songs... Now I recommend you something different, a bit related to the current video... Danish National Symphony Orchestra: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5_YgHSoesukfdE&ab_channel=DRKoncerthuset I'm posting the link, it will be faster to find it. I recommend it with all my heart. I recommend a singer and a musically talented girl, that is you!

[@tiffanyalberti2029]

Please react to Jinjer Song: Perennial Live At Wacken

[@KeepEvery1Guessing]

A not spaghetti western to compare with your Clint Eastwood collection is The Man who Shot Liberty Valance.

[@ericzeichert511]

Why do they use spaghetti westerns? In the words of Monty Python, its because "nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition." It's who PMJ are and what they do. PS i love the violin/viola player in sneakers.

[@redzwestisbest]

THanks for the channel. Please react to Greta Van Fleet. Try "Meeting the Master", "Heat Above" or really any songs. Although a rock band, the lead singer has a unique voice. It is mostly a high voice. Good analysis of his techniques can be done.

[@coaltic2164]

Please react to Daneliya Tuleshova.

[@stevestevens336]

How have you not reacted to Queensryche "Take hold of the flame" live in Tokyo. You have to check it out Geoff Tates voice is unbelievable. Trust me, you'll be amazed.

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

Hi Jessica, pending to see this video, I'm going to place my "advertising wedge". I have already mentioned Juan Gabriel, one of the greatest composers of all times, but besides that he was a performer like few others. I leave you this song composed after the death of his mother in which you can see his quality as a performer, improvising a part of the text kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJiuoquCds2Fgac A big hug and lots of encouragement

[@reedhaley15]

The trumpet immediately brought Clint Eastwood and Sergio Leone to mind.

[@DocEonChannel]

If you listen to a little more Morricone, you'll recognize where the trumpet part in this comes from.

[@ANGEL56566]

Please make more reactions to Dimash. Thank you in advance!

[@Storkus100]

I have a suggestion for you. Shoshana and Cynthia Erivo dueting with the composer Steven Schwartz Prince of Egypt. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKTJZ4lomM6op6c

[@bullfrog5037]

Do Haley Reinhart singing Creep with PMJ. It only has 117 million views. As Haley is easily the best vocalist to have ever performed with PMJ in history.

[@marismarkins5793]

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