THIS BOY Beatles vocal harmony lesson - Galeazzo Frudua - Galeazzo Frudua

[@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony]

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[@charlesanderson32]

I'm a 60's Guy, from the USA, that has watched your tutorials for years! Grew up On and Loved the Beatles. Thank You Sir for Your Dedication...

[@MrACRocha]

And to think that The Fab Four just got in the studio and simply sang this song with their natural and fabulous talent...

[@robd1329]

Exactly...they did not have any singing coaches or music theory. They just sang naturally what they felt! Thats talent...especially for the rush they were in during those days!

[@emiliomontesdeocagonzalez681]

@@robd1329 You missed the part where Mr. Frudua said George Martin coached them?

[@mickavellian]

@@emiliomontesdeocagonzalez681 You caught that uh? AND it is AMAZING how very emphatic they get . they just walked in and did it ... It does NOT take an iota of credit to The Boys because at the end it was nailed

[@emiliomontesdeocagonzalez681]

@@mickavellian I mean, too many people says GM doesn't deserve the '5th Beatle' title, but they were able to explore further and do their experiments only 'cause Martin allowed AND helped them to achieve their goals, I'm not saying they could've not make it without him, but he was one of the keys to their success. He was responsible for harmonies, strings/orchestral arrangements and the overall producing skills he had. Many tried to replicate the Boys' art but everyone lacks a George Martin-level producer who can do wonders to music like he did

[@cowsongs]

None of the Beatle songs just "came off" that easily. They played those songs hundreds and hundreds of times together before they even recorded an album. And even after their initial albums, they sometimes did dozens of takes on a song. That's not a knock. I'm just pointing out that they probably sat together grinding on these "This Boy" harmonies just like this before they got them sharp enough to be like they are on the record.

[@eduardoolivera988]

Hola soy Eduardo de Argentina y te descubrí cantando y haciendo coros y realmente tenes una voz impresionante y resaltas lo grande que fueron Los Beatles, espero que sigas con esto y un Afectuoso saludo desde mi ciudad La Plata y mis orígenes por el lado de mi madre es Italiano!!!! ABRAZO!!!!!

[@robd1329]

John, Paul and George sure had naturally born talent! Im sure they had to do it fast back in their early days ready to record. I doubt George Martin had the patience to tell them it was being not sung correctly as in this video. Being on the road so much must have made them hit makers on the go!

[@robd1329]

..that is true. Back then GM did not have the patience for a new upcoming rock band! Goes to show what talent they had!

[@janefrancis2321]

He was a perfectionist as they all were in their way. They would have rehearsed this over and over until they were happy with it. Natural talent sure. But hard work too. This song is too difficult to sing if you just improvise it.

[@philippberry4900]

When the harmonies are perfect, and doesn’t always happen, but when the harmonies are perfect, sometimes it will sound as if there are more singers than there actually are.

[@frandanco6289]

Please remember the Beatles frequently double-tracked, their own voices singing these songs, so it really DID sound like there were more voices, because they were double-tracked a lot, on some of their songs...

[@RubyBandUSA]

especially when it is only 2-part harmony. Can sound like more.

[@startishvibes]

Imagine any other band would have their vocal specialists decades of years after they had broke up. 😀 I mean, The Beatles' legacy is just awesome. Thank you for the lesson, sir! I'll keep that in mind. Greetings from Ukraine!

[@rafamericano]

Stay safe, brother!

[@alisonridout]

One of my favourite songs by The Beatles. Grazie

[@martinwragg8246]

A very underated Beatles song.

[@ciceroaraujo5183]

From Texas with great appreciation.

[@markklein437]

If it's that hard to get three guys to sing together imagine what it takes to bring a choir together.

[@jstnxprsn]

Sounds great. My only complaint is minor, which is the low part needs to dominate the mix more, to capture the magic of that masterpiece of harmony. Naturally the higher parts will be sung louder, so if he gets closer and takes advantage of the proximity effect of the microphone that should compensate. You are a very patient man, btw. But by the end the reward is there. Thanks. Some friends and I spent a lot of time trying to get that right, so it was a pleasure to watch.

[@bronghusphidalski522]

watched your videos from 9 years ago and surprised to see how little you aged!! mind telling your secrets?? 😂 😂 keep up the great work mr frudua!

[@francescopezzali720]

Il più bel canale di KZbin. Grazie a te anche anche degli asini come noi possono permettersi di cantare questa perla di canzone! The fat four da Torino.

[@craigeverhart4755]

This is exactly what a good choral rehearsal would cover. When singing a diphthong, always delay the transition to just before the end of the note. Always. I expect that the Fab Four picked that up in the cathedral choirs of Liverpool.

[@beatlessteve1010]

What is very impressive to me is first of all breaking down the individual harmonies and each part must hold his harmony and not attempt to drift into the melody or in another singers part, but most of all that your singers primary language is not even English, so this is absolute dedication and most of all ...love for the music, very inspiring...congratulations!!

[@frandanco6289]

I know from my own experience that ALL the times I was taking music in School, and singing every Sunday in Church Choirs, listening, listening, to ALL kinds of music, even as far back as the 15th century, really helped me develop a knowledge that I would have never attained, without all this hard work.. If you do this long enough, you come to realize Why there are at least 4 parts to harmony, and you learn yours and have to sing it without being influenced by the other 3 parts... Just do it a lot, and it becomes so much easier... Learning to Read music is also a huge help with this... There is the sheet music for perhaps ALL these Fabulous Boy's songs, out there too... :)

[@lexridder]

Good to see you’re slowly coming back, been watching your videos since I was 15 back in 2013

[@GekoPish]

Frudua a Man of wisdom been a fan a loooong time. You help me set up my Strat about a decade ago lol

[@terrysoates]

Another amazing video! Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work in explaining the workings of this incredible music. I have used many of your videos to be authentic in reproducing these timeless classics.❤️

[@mattyc.9332]

This is really fascinating. Thank you for sharing...❤️

[@stephenkeegan3554]

Great to see your new content Galeazzo. Thank you.

[@frandanco6289]

Did these guys not ever listen carefully to this song before ? Their music after George Martin, was so clearly and beautifully recorded and mixed... :)

[@Rickenbacker325]

Just started watching - I know it’s gonna be great. Thank you!!

[@michaelaxl9368]

Thanks a lot for teaching those boys❤️✌️

[@MygueCovershits]

Me encantan todos tus videos. Gracias por enseñarnos las voces de Beatles !!!!!!

[@mickavellian]

GOD I missed you my friend.. NO ONE better !

[@mobipete8001]

Very good cover. It is amazingly difficult to sing in a second language, but it was very well done.

[@Rickenbacker325]

Grazie Mille! Always appreciate your videos!!

[@Revolution9Beatlesfanclub]

You are the best one. Fantastic

[@mrcarloselche248]

I would not dare to sing in front of Galeazzo. He is so good at listening and reproducing.

[@massimassimassimassi]

Gale è UNICO!

[@jeffgannon5608]

Great job. I appreciate all the effort you put into this.

[@leonardohonorato3652]

Wonderful song and harmonies, great job

[@pablopena8509]

What a quality Galeazzo!

[@PAJA-k6d]

いい動画見つけた！

[@Matt4941]

Galeazzo, can you please, please make a vocal harmony tutorial on Taxman! Many thanks ✌

[@aaronreeves8376]

Wow great job, all of you!!

[@westfield90]

Singing is so difficult if it doesn’t come naturally to you.

[@robd1329]

Its difficult when you can..play guitar...bass...and Not tone deaf..but just not born to sing. It sucks..your either born with it or not!

[@alfonsogarcia-valdecasasca9047]

@@robd1329 it's true but a good teacher can do miracles, trust me. I used to think alike, but i've found a good teacher and now i'm improving every week in a way i could never have imagined. cheers!

[@jessiegaray2802]

Many can sing while few can play guitar.

[@milestrotter6844]

Yeah it takes a lot of time. It's no fair people like me who can't sing naturally and had to work for years to match pitches while some people can just matches people naturally.

[@craigeverhart4755]

@@milestrotter6844 People can’t sing ‘naturally’. They’ve been practicing since infancy. They’ve just done their work already.

[@JSB103]

When I sing this song, I add a fourth voice and it really does go well together with what's there already, _if I say so my self._ That's another way to have fun with their music. Changing the lyrics here and there can be very funny too.

[@MoltakMW]

Muy bacán, saludos desde Chile.

[@TonyLovell]

+1 for The Wonders T-shirts!

[@feelthejoy]

“He’ll” still sounded too Italian - Italians speaking English will say “heel” as in the bottom of your shoe, when it is closer to “hill”. The short vowel there is harder to vocalize on pitch but if they are trying to sound like they are not singing in a second language the vowel sounds are key.

[@mobipete8001]

True enough. But, singing in a different language is very difficult and they did a very good job.

[@JammyCrackcorn]

Wonderful...Wonderful...Wonderful....More emphasis on Low Notes...

[@JoacoTevez]

Great video!!

[@mariol2116]

UNA PREGUNTA GEORGE SIEMPRE HACE LA 3 O 4 DOMINANTE? NO ENTIENDO EN QUE NOTA ESTA SIEMPRE GEORGE

[@samuelquinnell2113]

How do you get the harmonies like do u just hear them or what’s the method

[@TheBohemianAngels]

That was tough. Like pulling a tooth.

[@hugodanilo6652]

Sir pls. Do a reaction video on REO Brothers from phillipines covering beatles song... thanks more video❤❤❤

[@FernandoDanteGomez]

Excelente masterclass Galeazzo. Saludos desde Argentina. Fernando @deningunlugarbeatles

[@BeatlemaccaAR]

Thas boiiiiii

[@dog61]

Who the hell doesn't like this?

[@mrcarloselche248]

He should have coached The Beatles. He makes these boys sing more in tune than the Beatles on this record😅

[@BeatlemaccaAR]

It's really cute how everyone and The Beatles mess up the lyrics in Thas Boi 🥰

[@craig7350]

If going into that kind of detail to duplicate the Beatles, then proper English pronunciation is a large part.

[@jihjp1348]

👍🤗🎧😷🎵👌

[@andreskosberg4566]

👌

[@thierrymoreau6751]

quand je vois tout le cirque de ce Monsieur, je rigole doucement, les Beatles composaient à l'instinct et ne savaient pas lire la musique, ils ne se posaient pas toutes ces questions d'intellos !

[@MrJoffree]

Some few years ago I have commented that the Beatles‘ „This boy“ was played in basic harmony combination of D - bm - E (major not minor) - and A! Listen to „ The Beatles - This boy ( original video)“. Try to play your guitar with it, and when you come to the chord E, you will hear clearly the „g# string“ of George’s guitar.

[@robd1329]

Some of their early songs are tuned down a bit i think. I can play the songs perfect but they dont always sounds exactly as recorded

[@쫑별라쭈]

The guitar guy like jack marlick in yesterday the movie

[@lorenzofreccia]

Beh, grazie! Ahah :D

[@쫑별라쭈]

@@thebeatleboi oops

[@lorenzofreccia]

:)

[@jorgeb555]

That dude singing Paul’s part he’s not supposed to be riff every bar. #amateur #lazy

[@Rama01.]

No pegan una

[@aledalgogu]

mucha cagada, es más simple!