Sonam " Belting A5 C6 is a Piece of Cake! " | 索朗旺姆 完美KO青藏高原的高音 |

tibetan plateau Sonam Wangmo Gong Linna 龔琳娜 Soinam wangmo

[@rollsroyce7325]

Magnifique 😍👌❤️

[@RaylinRecords]

This is absolutely astonishing! Such grace with such high notes : )

[@WaMo721]

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[@angelicvoices8568]

Gong Linna's version uses a head voice , so it sounds softer than Sonam . Sonam's version uses mixed voice, so it sounds more powerful 😃

[@despairingleonardo]

I wish Gong used mixed voice since she was very capable to do so.

[@j.v.1166]

😳.wow.

[@vellbariaofficial]

The Female and Tibetan Version of Pavarotti

[@jakuburban6289]

For some reason I thought exactly the same.

[@jetaime183]

Thanks for making the video about her. Trill and her notes are wonderful. Tibetan singers and Chinese traditional music made me excited. Can you make a similar video for Tan Weiwei? She sang the song with a D6 note.

[@despairingleonardo]

I think there are couples of them of Tanweiwei's vocal range by other youtubers. I am gonna make some that nobody has done. Yeah. And that D6 sounded like a mixed?!

[@jetaime183]

@@despairingleonardo kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaTKppaNbZpna5Y She sang D6 and C6 notes. Twang makes everything great and simple.

[@bach_phuong]

Can anyone give me the link for the 1st video?

[@andorahatal]

Ohh amazing it sound wonderful but E5s sounded weird like reverse phonation but her G#5-C6 is just nothing for her but her C#5 was pleasant and supported. I like her mid belts

[@despairingleonardo]

Ya. She was using Tibetan style which always has fast attacked notes. It also features high and big chanting with mixed voice and throat singing with low voice

[@andorahatal]

Attacked notes ! Oh it's too hard to try that one but i like them but it sound painful but her notes are way amazing but she is throaty but it sounds fine for me also i like her mid belts more resonated and powerful thanks ha

[@MimiXtinaChelleKRow]

Damnnnn... and I thought 谭维维's version was the best I've heard so far! The 青藏高原 B5 will always be the benchmark of Mandopop! Btw, if you're looking for some Mando-R&B music, check Tia Ray 袁娅维 out! Listen to 别废话 Don't Speak!

[@despairingleonardo]

譚維維is one of the best Chinese singer. Her aggressive vocal is out of tHis world

[@MimiXtinaChelleKRow]

@@despairingleonardo To me, Sitar is really Mandopop's 摇滚天后. She is so versatile from folk to R&B to rock. Her performance of 乌拉巴托的夜 is my favourite female performance in Singer/I am a Singer China history!

[@despairingleonardo]

@@MimiXtinaChelleKRow I love every cover from her. She made them so unique and interesting

[@rocio4706]

Hi! I have a question : do you know what kind of singing technic is she using?? Is this some sort of throat singing ? Anykind of information would be awesome! Thanks

[@despairingleonardo]

It's a traditional Tibetan singing technique. They often yodel up and down consecutively at high notes. It's not throat singing , instead they have their placement on the throat . They also mixed a lot of head voice to be able to go flexible on those crazy high notes. Their songs usually include tons of high notes, especially upper belts, they don't use head voice that often, so it's not really for amateur. Correct me if I am wrong...that's all my sole observation

[@IRM-cm2ic]

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