Seasoned Pro Vocal Coach Reacts: Dimash Kudaibergen- ‘Sinful Passion’

[@australorpa]

To ALL DEARS: please, copy and paste in Your future comments wherever. (There’s apparently no Bolding in comments, so don’t expect to see any after pasting. Also, I edited somewhat to fit all this into 3 comments on the ‘mother’ comment here) the following: “Seasoned Pro Vocal Coach Reacts, Tim Welch Vocal Studio’s comments about Dimash trying through his music to unify the world, here's the video's link and time notes: " kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2SZgqV4gJaehdU starting at 6:50 - 9:05" "So Dimash is mind blowing. His technical ability to bring all of these styles of vocal technique together is crazy. I don't know anyone else who's doing this. There are some other people doing some opera-rock type of stuff, but Dimash is all over the place. He's got like little intimate intricate sort of pop introspective husky, air-flowing sounds; he's got crazy, operatic high notes in the context that you would hear a counter-tenor do, which is like (cont'd)

[@australorpa]

an imitation of the female upper register of a female opera singer; then he's got full on low baritone sounding operatic sounds; then he goes into his upper middle register and he's got brassy operatic tenor like notes; and then he did a monteverde-style trill in there - when he did that! He was all over the map here and so ... I think I finally get Dimash: he's all about peace and bringing the world together. So I think that's why he takes so many aspects of different styles of singing and puts them together in his own singing as an attempt to unify the world musically, which is really fascinating because my job as a vocal instructor, especially these days, because I work with a lot of contemporary (cont'd)

[@australorpa]

music singers, is to put them inside of the genre, to help them break down what does it take to be this type of pop singer, what does it take to be this type of rock singer, what are the nuances of the subgenres of that style. Dimash is the opposite of that; he's taking all of these subgenres of singing and sticking them all together into his music and his take on singing to bring us all together... because of his heart, you know, like sign me up because that's a beautiful soul and this is beautiful that this is the way he approaches music and art." (end)

[@Karin_Aquatica]

Dimash is a musical chameleon and that’s fascinating me. Not only that he is mixing singing styles in one song, sometimes he is mixing genres. He already sang almost every genre. And you are right, the reason for that indeed might be his wish to unite. His Dears are from all over the world, of every age and every situation in lives.

[@InfoArtistJK]

NOBODY can do the great things Dimash does as a singer. ABSOLUTELY NOBODY. Thanks for this reaction.

[@magofkemh]

I totally agree. Dimash is a Yin-Yang of music. "Everything is continually changing, in an infinite flow, harmonious and balanced by the forces of yin and yang". You can feel the infinite flow when Dimash sings. He is soooo good!! Bravo Dimash!! 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@FluffysMum]

Dimash works on his voice constantly. At his latest concert I noticed his lower registers now even lower than before. His bass notes are full and robust. His soprano is way higher too. He was always a very good student, he listened and produced everything his tutors taught and then went home, worked constantly and improved on all of it. He always thanks his teachers but without his own continued hard work his vocal abilities would not be possible. He should finished his PhD very soon,but even then he will still keep studying by himself to keep improving. I wish I could be around for his whole career to hear what incredible music he will produce in the future. He is the full package when it comes to musicianship, unlimited talent, ability to play any instrument, but the ability to play many instruments well. The ability to come up with incredibly beautiful yet challenging music compositions. The ability to be self critical and then improve your skills to improve further past the problem. The ability to see the beauty in people, the love that pours out of him. The kindness and generosity that he has and what he does with it in his daily life. The humanity than drives him. I could go on forever praising his personality. Dimash is a wonder, not just as a performer, but as a throughly decent human being. One day the world in its entirety will sit up and listen but its a long road and won't happen overnight but he knows this, he knows his mission is a hard one. With gods help he will get there ❤

[@HisDearMissK]

@@FluffysMum I just subscribed to your channel. You are the kind of people I want to surround myself with! Krista in Colorado

[@Jazzicca-od2mg]

👉Dimash's deep and gentle voice... I melt away. What a wonderful song, wonderfully sung by Dimash (Russian language). Did you hold your breath? 🤣 The final run was 23 seconds with one breath. 👏👏👏 Dimash sings here as a guest on the New Wave 2018 (international competition). Igor Krutoy, the man in the white shirt at the end, a famous Russian composer, music titan and initiator of the New Wave had invited him. Now, both are a "Dreamteam" and work together from time to time. They are friends, have a father-son-relationship. ... and of course Dimash donates the many flowers to hospitals and retirement homes. The band that Dimash accompanies at this performance called A’Studio, who composed and performed “Sinful Passion” in 1998. The band is also from Kazakhstan (Dimash's homeland) and this Dimash performance has revived the song. *Original: A'STUDIO - Грешная страсть/ SInful Passion (pronounced: Greshnaya Strust) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-cl3utndOUla8 * The glottal - stops is a throat singing technique called "bleating", “goat's trill” or „Trillo caprino/ little goat“ used by the indigenous peoples of the Far East. In Iran called this technique „tahrir“ In 17th-century Italy, 'trillo' referred to the so-called 'Monteverdi trill' or bleat, a tremolo-like repetition of a single pitch. Singing these trills was frowned upon. * Maryam Akhondy - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXK6h5Wipql2iJI * Sainkho Namtchylak - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYTUd4adhd-Wnrc * Diana Ankudinova - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e56wqYKsarKnr6c (Thanks to all Dears who helped to complete the information)

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

I appreciate that thank you! 🙏🏼

[@VitaSackvilleWest-t6o]

MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW Dimash is a direct descendant of a 14th century noble family of The Khanate Of The Junior Zhuz, genealogy is of great importance in his culture. Raised from birth to be ceremonial head of his clan at 18, he presides over their many cultural ceremonies both private and public with grace and dignity each year such as Tesau Kesu

[@skirk9184]

Thank you for listening without constant interruptions and commentary. You wait til it's finished to properly experience the song. Your reaction was great and your appreciation of his talent, skill and unique style. As well as his beautiful character. Captivating and without pretension.. Dimash delivers a song like nobody else.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

🙏🏼

[@danielmarkiewicz8489]

19:04 for crescendo and decrescendo techniques cant wait for your reaction to his AVE MARIA :)

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

Oh boy, me too! Tim, if you see this from me, listen to this with your heart. It will touch you.💖 It's too short (less than 3 minutes) so you COULD do it twice easily for instruction though you may not need to. Also, his later and latest things are ...WOW kind of stuff, too🤗. It promises to be a fun ride🤩!

[@danielmarkiewicz8489]

@@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o 8 done, 150 to go :)

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Heard! It’s definitely on the list. 💛🙏🏼

[@PatriciaPalmer-o3e]

🎶 26 YEARS OF TRAINING, thousands of hours of practice, years in swim training for breath control, room temp beverages only after age 16. EASY ! Let's all do it ! 🤣

[@introvert_310]

😅😂🤣

[@PatriciaPalmer-o3e]

@@introvert_310 I neglected to say he was born with the physical architecture to train to world class level and the third generation of a noted family of musicians and vocalists ! Leaves me out - ha ! Good luck on your channel !

[@RRbobreed]

Please put his titles in order or people will not need able to listen. Thank you so very much!

[@Kritterlu]

Another great reaction for Dimash brilliance !! Would love your take on " Ogni Pietra ", aka " Olympico ". Written especially for him by Igor Krutoy, and hints to his operatic style. He also sang with a hero of his since the age of 5, when his family obtained a vhs on him; Placido Domingo. He sings tenor while Domingo sings Baritone, in " Pearl Fisher's Duet." Two more to mention - a duet he does with a famous Chinese traditional Nandan singer, Li Yugang. Mixture of " Drunken Concubine " with " Diva Dance. " Then he sang in studio for the Tokyo Jazz Festival. Their rule is that it must be sung live, so Japan sent camera's so he could perform this live. (He couldn't perform in Japan because of Covid restrictions att). Song is called " Ikanaide ". A master class in soft, delicate, breathy singing - with Dimash highlights, of course !! I could recommend 30 more, but... Thank you for such thought provoking, insightful analysis , to our genius Dimash. ❤

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Great thanks for the recommendations!

[@elsabekloppers3395]

@@TimWelchVocalStudio Agree with all the suggestions above. For Olimpico (Ogni Pietra), make sure you watch this version! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpyzhGmqbZmknZY

[@silviasabato4762]

Dimash is phenomenal !!!

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Yes!

[@silviasabato4762]

@@TimWelchVocalStudio He is outstanding.

[@gabrielaroblesbarrera5449]

Gracias por tus reacciones a Dimash! Me parece que haces muy buen análisis de las interpretaciones de Dimash! Saludos desde Mexico! ❤️🇲🇽💕❤️🇲🇽💕❤️💕❤️❤️❤️

[@Younis-v9e]

@@TimWelchVocalStudioplease reaction faouzia desert rose live is insane 🎉🎉

[@EllaSilentDragon]

8:45 That was a truly wonderful interpretation of his music: "He’s taking all these subgenres and sticking them all together into his music […] to bring us all together , because of his heart!" Really beautifully said! ❤ It’s always astonishing to me how he manages to shock reactors with every performance. Even after they already know ridiculously difficult songs like The Story Of One Sky, SOS and Stranger. 😂 Thank you so much for your reaction and analysis! ❤

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

It’s true! It is surprising every time. 💛✨🙏🏼

[@bakytdairova6698]

Привет из Казахстана. Спасибо. Рада вам. 👍👏🇰🇿💕

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Greetings! Thank you for watching! 💛✨🙏🏼

[@TracyH13]

The one, the only Dimash! Fantastic reaction ✨️💛

[@agifeher10]

He has his own genre, it’s called Dimash

[@roimerlopez1275]

Thank you Tim!!...I was waiting for your reaction to this song....Dimash is incredible!!!

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

💛✨🙏🏼

[@DQ_Mine]

Dimash.❤ Genius. No one like him.

[@zemanoshtronz]

For those who like information about Dimas' songs: Sinful Passion - The story behind this song is very interesting: The band that accompanies Dimash is the same one that composed the song, without the singer who died after a heart attack! The band is also from Kazakhstan and this performance by Dimash revitalized the song. Moreover, in the final part he added, with an oriental technique (from the Kazakhstan region). The song was originally performed in 1998 and the band name is A'Studio (Kazakh pop music group based in Russia, "Alma-Ata Studio", Almaty city). The dead singer (who Dimash was a fan of) left the band in 2000 and passed away in 2015 and his name was Batyrkhan Shukenov. The lyrics are by the poetess Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebayev, who is the long-haired keyboardist, who we see in the video that accompanies Dimash. Hugs from Brazil! Original Version (A’Studio): kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-cl3utndOUla8

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thanks for this!

[@eliselippert9953]

When the song has ended, a man in a white shirt stands up while clapping.. That man is Igor Krutoy and after this performance Igor starts making music for Dimash (you saw Igor playing piano in "Stranger") Greatings from an old Danish Dear and Angel 🌷🇩🇰❤️

[@australorpa]

And in several other videos.

[@sussiohlund9139]

Dimash feeds our souls❤ Greetings from Sweden! Please listen to Ikanaide🙏 It's my favorit🥰

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Added!

[@seemabawani9042]

​@@TimWelchVocalStudio Tim...please also turn the subtitles on where you can. It helps greatly in understanding his interpretation of the lyrics and how he changes his styles to convey the emotions he feels behind each phrase and even words 🥰💞💥 I love, Love, LOVE that about his music and artistry 😍🎼🌹

[@saltushachalmers]

Thank you for listening from the beginning to the end. And then giving your analysis. ❤

[@marisabrihuegaparodi2765]

Gracias por el video. Pienso igual que tu, Dimash quiere unir a todos a través de su música. Saludos desde España 🇪🇸

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Yes!

[@roserdq_dears]

Absolutamente cierto, saludos desde Sevilla 🌹

[@marisabrihuegaparodi2765]

@@roserdq_dears yo desde Cádiz

[@tuckkepoh5277]

Simply amazing Bravo Dimash. His performance literary took my breath away. What an incredible talent. Thank you so much for the great reaction and analysis. I look forward to more Dimash from you. ❤

[@roserdq_dears]

@@marisabrihuegaparodi2765 gracias por tu saludo. ¿Sabes que el próximo 26 y 27 de octubre tenemos en Sevilla un Encuentro de Dears? Por si te animas van a venir muchos de todas partes de España para conocernos y compartir nuestro apoyo a Dimash.

[@michaelbradley7529]

These huge power ballads are Dimash's sweet spot when it comes to music styles. This is when his talent shines and sets him apart from other singers.

[@abdulrashid6449]

good to see someone who knows music and can analyze Dimash's musical abilities

[@patricialowery5589]

Love your comments!! Amazing Artist and amazing comments

[@jayjonespierce]

Note: When Dimash begins his glissandro up to the high note and then the riffs downward......90% of reactors go wild after he hits the top note - which they should - which you did also - to the point that they totally miss all the riffs down and the crazy length ALL IN ONE BREATH. You didnt miss. You ARE a vocal coach! Good job.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thanks! ✨🙏🏼

[@maribelbrown5888]

You are a great reactor and I enjoy and learn a lot from you. This is one of my favorite songs by Dimash. Of course, I have too many songs in my list because Dimash doesn’t stop to amaze me. Thank you for your reaction. ❤️☮️

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thank you. 🙏🏼

[@DLCSTexas]

You finally get Dimash. You wanted grit from Dimash. But dimash chose to not use grit in that song. Hbpicks and chooses what he wants to do technically. With his ability to chose from all technical abilities that probably exist. What I observe is how he uses vibrato.. there or not there. People don’t do this. Classically trained artist are taught to use this at the end of every phrase and with same in and out of the sound of the vibrato. But he uses it from fast to slow. Next time you watch him look at his ears. I have a hole leading to my ear drum and one enclave? Dimash has his hole and 2 enclaves. I don’t known if this is Asian physiology or other. Dimash has perfect pictures. I had him go a little sharp only one time because he was tired. He got mad at himself and wanted to give something to his audience and hit the D8 with vibrato. I enjoyed your reaction. Most artist sing songs, sing Melodie’s. I get something different from Dimash. I get artist technical masterpieces. We can’t want for dimash to do this or that. Dimash is. He is dindependent. He has had connections to producers in america(James foster). But they as far as I know never worked and nothing out. Dimash won’t compromise that independence. We need Dimash more than Dimash needs us. I want Dimash as dean of music at Harvard or juliard. It’s what we need. I just believe he too dedicated culturally to the Kazak culture to leave it behind. We want him for soundtrack movie numbers which he has done (creators the past, across endless dimensions, go go pore rangers, heavy metal).. with smoke we find what a dear discibed as the genre hip opera dimashs new genre.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Beautiful thank you

[@МаринаШеламова-ы8с]

Спасибо за вашу профессиональную, великолепную реакцию. Очень интересно ваше мнение на студийную запись "Icanaide" , которую он исполнил во время пандемии на Токио джаз, а также очень оригинальное исполнение Diva Dance в дуэте с Ли Ю Ганом, певцом китайской оперы. Уверенна вам понравится, там много интересного! Счастья, любви и успехов!!!

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

thanks I’ll check it out!

[@SilviaLidiaTimotin]

Beautiful reaction! Love it ❤please react to Ave Maria one day!

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thank you, I will

[@Koma_Texeld]

DQ's voice is an endless source of harmonies 👌😊. Thx Tim, I guess to analyze him is a nice challenge for you, thanks to Dimash and your precise analysis I'm learning a lot about different vocal techniques. Sending you good vibes 😊👋

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

My pleasure! ✨🙏🏼 yes he is a lot of fun for me to break down.

[@LinMonash]

Correct. Dimash is a beautiful soul and can sing just about anything, and any genre and in any register. He was raised in a traditional culture where he was always taught that 'With Great Gifts Also Comes Great Responsibilities." And he takes this ethos very seriously. He does believe that its his mission to show that music is the universal language and can transcend all differences, break through barriers and connect us all via our common humanity. It's true that he was born musically gifted, but he also works extremely hard, harder perhaps than any other vocalist!, to develop his expertise. In addition to his classical and contemporary vocal training, including musical theatre, Dimash has also studied a number of traditional vocalisation forms. [ You will have noted his use of these in his Story of One Sky ] That Triil section BTW, just after his 'Manprano' piece, is actually a traditional Kazakh mourning vocalisation. After the performance he explained that he chose to insert this here, (and without the bands prior knowledge) as a mark of his respect for the original lead singer of A-Studio - now passed - who had co-composed Sinful Passion with the original pianist, we see here.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thanks for this!

[@HoboSimian]

Wow! You could see the bandmates were shook. It seemed like there was something unexpected happening. That's beautiful

[@SusannaS890]

Спасибо у вас всегда насчет Димаша профессиональные реакции Вы прекрасный музыкант Димаш великолепный мастер своего дела профессиональный гений его техника исполнения безумна Димаш уникален будем ждать ваших следующих реакций спасибо

[@jinthompson4327]

I only listen to Dimash now. After I’ve heard his amazing voice and songs, I don’t need to listen to Second best. Bravo Dimash. We love you pal much. Thank you for all the analysis . It is much appreciated.

[@kamchan7291]

Same here... I feel the same way, only listen to Dimash now 😃

[@analia9306]

Gracias Tim por otra reacción a nuestro querido Dimash!!!Saludos para ti y todos los Dears ("queridos " así nos llama él a sus fans) desde Argentina!!!🤗👋🇦🇷

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

👋💛✨🙏🏼

[@analia9306]

@@TimWelchVocalStudio 😊🤗🇦🇷

[@lilianagamboa196]

Usted ha hecho muy buena observación diciendo que Dimasch quiere unir al mundo con su música y utiliza su magnífico rango vocal que le permite cantar cualquier género musical de una manera magistral, para mí no hay en este mundo cantante igual a el, no lo trajo la cigüeña, sino un ovni 👽👾 yo cuánto y jamás oí nada igual ❤ saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪

[@sokhanoun6240]

Am just happy to see people discovering Dimash he’s the best

[@Hope-cm8fb]

🍀Thank you very much for your insightful analyses🌹 With your own familiarity with various vocal techniques including the older Renaissance, your analyses are deeper.😊 What's important with Dimash is that he doesn't exude technique for effect but uses all the known tools to get emotion out of the sounds. Many interviews with him start by asking about his vocal range and he says that's not what's important, it's what he wants to convey with it. I'm looking forward to your reaction and analysis of ✨Ikanaide from Tokyo Jazz Festival✨. Also, note that his voice is still developing. It's interesting to hear how it changes with the example of a particular piece. This version today is Dimash from 6 years ago. That's a long time for such a young voice. Thank you Tim🥹🍀💙🌎

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thanks for the beautiful comment. 💛✨🙏🏼

[@Hope-cm8fb]

@@TimWelchVocalStudio thank You for reading🥹✨🌻

[@TheCelina54]

Dimash es un maestro maravilloso que no solo canta con una voz única y grandiosa sino que trasmite hasta las lágrimas su arte único y maravilloso ❤

[@СофаСофа-с3т]

Bravo, super reaction 👏 👍🌷🥰🇰🇿

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

💛✨🙏🏼

[@wandabasson8316]

Thanks for your reactions. Since watching these reviews, I have learnt so much about singing and the mechanics of singing. It makes one appreciate these artists more.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

So glad, thank you. 🙏🏼

[@VenusAway]

В недавнем интервью телеканалу евроньюс он сказал что исполняет музыку в стиле неоклассики❤❤❤

[@Фиеста]

Спасибо за Вашу реакцию на Мастера Димаша и профессиональный разбор. Столько раз слушала это выступление и, тем не менее, это в очередной раз потрясающе. Творчество Димаша - то, что неизменно объединяет нас во всех уголках планеты и это то, в чем мы нуждаемся. Особый проект Всевышнего 🙏

[@MakMak-777]

Thank you for this great reaction. Dimash is constantly evolving. Straddling cultures, languages, genres… I admire his willingness to discover and learn. His courage to integrate that new knowledge into his art, to leave his comfort zone and to surprise his fans. He is a builder of bridges. Another example: his song Ave Maria.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thank you, and I agree!

[@lkayh]

The guy in the white shirt at the end, starting the standing O is Igor Krutoy (you may know this already). He came out of retirement after this to work with Dimash, and from this we got a LOT of really gorgeous neoclassical music, like Stranger, Olympico, Ave Maria, etc, all built around Dimash’s incredible range, skill and ability to slide around between different techniques. I’m really enjoying these videos-love the way you explain what’s happening vocally. Btw, that trill/Middle eastern sound you mentioned-I guess it’s a traditional thing signifying mourning in his culture-he did this in honor of the singer who originally sang this piece, who had recently died. Another singer you might enjoy reacting to (I don’t think you have yet) is Geoff Castellucci. He’s a bass with pretty extensive range (I guess that’s common with bass singers-Tomi P clocks in close to 7 octaves). He sings with Voiceplay, an acapella group-they’re awesome-and has his own channel as well. Voiceplay just dropped Be Prepared from The Lion King-I think you’d have a lot of fun with it.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

I appreciate it thanks for this!

[@РИТА_НЕТ]

Игорь Крутой никогда не выходил на пенсию!😡 Откуда вы взяли этот бред?!😡

[@EllenvandenBor]

What a great reaction! Please continue to react!

[@Monica-fb8bc]

Asi es....estoy segura que va a lograr unirnos cada vez mas con su musica y su ❤.. tengo 52 y lo amo.. mi hija tiene 12 y tambien le gusta... no solo distintos estilos musicales sino diferentes idiomas.. siempre digo que su voz y su arte llegan al alma. Gracias!! Saludos desde Argentina! 🙌🙌🙌

[@roserdq_dears]

💝🙏🏻Gracias desde Sevilla por tus palabras y respeto hacia Dimash. Dimash es más que el mejor vocalista de este mundo, es un Universo de arte, emociones, lecciones de vida y música como nunca antes hemos vivido. La huella que va dejando permanecerá por siempre para las generaciones venideras, y como él mismo comparte, él va abriendo camino para otros lleguen a ser mejor que él, aunque los que le tenemos grabado a fuego en nuestro ser, sabemos que imposible que vaya a haber alguien mejor en tantos y tantos aspectos de su existencia. THE BEST THE ONE-AND-ONLY DIMASH 💙💛💙 🇪🇸💕

[@ВалентинаПанченко-р1и]

DIMASH 23 секунды Последняя нота Браво ! Браво ! Браво !

[@vered3179]

How does this wonderful man manage to live so densely and fruitfully! To think so globally and comprehensively! His soul burns for everything that happens... God! Give him the strength and health to carry this truth and beauty

[@EllanaTs]

Thank you for a wonderful reaction and breakdown of the techniques! It was very enjoyable! It’s mind-boggling that Dimash had all these skills when he was 24 y.o. already! Fortunately, he uses them all to tell a beautiful story! ❤

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Yes!

[@monicalanterna883]

Todos sus Dears bajo un mismo cielo por la paz!

[@claudiapompeu6756]

Thank you ❤❤😊

[@michaelelliott8536]

Apparently the trill is something in his culture to do with someone who has died. Dimash added it in honour of one of the band members who had died, So I have read.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Oh wow! So interesting thank you for sharing. 🙏🏼

[@ordinaryvalley]

He’s simply the best ❤

[@rosaromero9446]

W0W DIMASH, de hecho el guitarrista y pianista son músicos de la versión original, están sorprendidos al igual qué yo😁un abrazo desde Chile 🇨🇱Chile

[@juliet6755]

Can't wait until you react to Dimash's Olympico (Ogni Pietra) from Igor Krutoy's channel from the Arnau concert. Also Ikanaide from the Tokyo Jazz Festival and Ave Maria. Also check out his live concert Bastau versions of The Diva Dance and Daybreak. 😊

[@joanadarcpereira3554]

Dimash kudaibergen o melhor cantor da atualidade voz linda angelical canta em vários idiomas e estilos de música diferentes ❤❤❤🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@BibiNabat-gu2ch]

Love your reactions! Interesting, informative and the understanding you have of music and what Dimash is doing, is a joy to watch!👍❤️. Peace

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

💛✨🙏🏼

[@damenkusainova4432]

Dimash the King of vokal

[@andrusyna]

Thank you so much for your educational approach to your reactions! My wife asks me why I keep watching different reactions to the same song, and this is exactly why: I always learn something new, and with you I learn A LOT! Thank you and please keep them coming!

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thanks so much, that’s my goal! ✨🙏🏼

[@dorotheemoller457]

Thanks for this great reaction and your explainations😀

[@danielmarkiewicz8489]

26:10 keep in mind that almost all of his songs have vocal acrobatics and techniques changing per note :) also genre changes mid song to check if some 2 random genres and be mixed

[@domizianamiodini]

Una delle più belle canzoni che canta, riarrangiata a suo modo (senti l'originale). Anche nel concerto a Mosca dal vivo stesso riff finale con qualche piccola differenza. È ineguagliabile!

[@biljanakv]

Our beautiful soul and big heart ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JensRandolff]

Another very enjoyable reaction and analysis. This was his 2018 guest performance at the New Wave competition, held annually since 2002 at the New Wave Hall in Sochi Olympic Park. The band A-Studio is originally from Kazakhstan. The keyboard player, Baigali Serkebaev, composed the song together with the poet Ilia Reznik, and the song was first performed in 1998. The singer of the group A-Studio passed away in 2015, and in this concert, the group was backing up guest vocalists. The triangle man is multi-percussionist Ilya Pokrovsky, a very talented man and a close friend of Dimash, and a member of the Dimash team (DQ Team). He plays various percussion instruments and accompanies Dimash in all his concerts. Someone explained that the special tribal riff is something practiced in Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and other parts of Asia. A similar technique is also used in some parts of the Middle East. It is referred to by some as a "glottal stop". We use it too when we say "uh oh". A Kazakh KZbinr commented that Dimash used a Kazakh singing technique, called 'komeymen aytu'. You can hear it among the Turan Group. Sakha people use this technique too; they call it 'kylyhah'. I read somewhere that the tribal vocalization was a tribute to the deceased singer, as it is similar to a technique usually used by women in Kazakh funeral ceremonies. The final run is 21.73 seconds on one breath. This competition was organized by the man in the white shirt who stood up in the first row, Igor Krutoy, a famous Russian music composer, performer, producer, and musical promoter. He invited Dimash to perform, and it was this performance that prompted him to come out of retirement and compose masterpieces for Dimash to sing, such as I Miss You, Ogni Pietra, Your Love, Stranger, and Ave Maria, just to name a few. Since this concert, he has been collaborating with Dimash, writing music with his vocal range in mind, and often accompanying him on the piano. So you'll see more of him.

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thanks for this!

[@mariaisabelcosinlusilla6532]

FENOMENO!!!

[@iuliiatarasevich5436]

Спасибо за реакцию!😊

[@anyuboo]

Yep, that was a roughly 23-24 second long run on one breath. It looked like even the keyboardist was a little startled by that. The Monteverdi trill was (I believe) to honour the former lead singer, who had passed on, of A'Studio who are accompanying him (this was originally their song).

[@alejandraguevara2222]

Todos los videos de Dimash tienen subtítulos en inglés y así se enamora uno de sus letras 😊

[@DQ_Mine]

I think Dimash uses all the styles naturally, from his heart, because he loves them. I think it came about from his heart, not his mind. I don't believe he did it for the purpose of uniting people. People are united because they love it.

[@EllanaTs]

I don’t agree. I think he studied diligently and experimented a lot, still does. He is so educated musically! If you remember, he said that “a search began” when his teacher Marat lowered his grades on purpose to push him some more.

[@DQ_Mine]

@EllanaTs I think that you might misunderstand my comment. Do you think that Dimash academically decided to sing in many styles specifically for the purpose of pleasing other people, or do you think, in Dimash's upbringing and study, he began to love the whole world through their music? I don't think it was calculated. I think it was born in him through exposure and a loving heart.

[@EllanaTs]

@@DQ_Mine Yes, I guess I misunderstood you then. We can only speculate. 😊 I assume he studied different styles, sounds, etc., and experimented a lot. I don’t think it had anything to do with pleasing the audience, just something that interested HIM.

[@DQ_Mine]

@EllanaTs I think it grows from his natural love of music and people. I would not be surprised if he now includes music from other cultures to help his audience love others. When he sings in other countries and he sings their songs to honor them, and/or because it gives him another reason to try new songs and new music.... we all feel it. I thank his parents and his wonderful teachers. He has been very, very lucky in his life. His grandparents also taught him well. He is a deep thinker and has had a serious side from his childhood. Well... I'm sure we agree that Dimash is incredible, and we love him.

[@EllanaTs]

@@DQ_Mine and we are very, very, very lucky that he is such a hard worker! ❤️

[@joannatobiasz2410]

Thanks for Your reaction. Greetings from Poland❤

[@Hope-cm8fb]

@@joannatobiasz2410 pozdrawiam😊🤍♥️

[@runtsgal]

Dimash brings people together with his mix of genres, yes absolutely. ❤ Whatever style of music you like there’s something you will like from his catalogue. I’m an old punk/rock fan and I love him. I have never heard anything like him before.

[@EllenvandenBor]

And thanks for the lesson, very interesting!

[@almamerk]

Muchas gracias Tim por reaccionar a mi canción favorita! Espero que te haya gustado tanto como a mi! Ahora puedes seguir con Love is like a dream, Olímpico, Mademoiselle Hyde, todas composiciones de Igor Krutoy, Olímpico compuesta especialmente para Dimash, con esta pieza Dimash ganó el premio Victoria en Rusia en el 2019 al mejor cantante de música clásica compitiendo con los más grandes cantantes de ópera rusos.

[@SwiftieXinfinity]

4:52 this part makes me feel that this is how the Heavens Sound when the angels sing. Every time.!! 😭😭😭🥰❤️

[@carinasaldivar]

Hola buenas tardes desde Mendoza Argentina te puedo pedir un favor ? Reacciona a El Amor en Ti es la canción que hizo para su audiencia de habla Hispana porque canta en castellano 🙏🙏🙏🙏 te vas a llevar una gran gran sorpresa y también al día que hizo con el Maestro Plácido Domingo en fin a todas sus canciones jajajaaja😊😊😊😊 Gracias Dimash es La Voz ! El es la Música personificada ! Lo Amamos a nuestro Príncipe Kasajo no solo por su Voz si no por la persona Maravillosa que es ! Gracias saludos desde Argentina 🤗😘😘😘

[@oscargovea5487]

Dimash is the best singer in the WORLD and there are no doubts about that, his voice is a prodigy of nature and a genetic marvel since his parents are two glories of singing from Kazakhstan since he was 5 years old, he sings publicly and has more than twenty years of lyrical training and graduated from the university of music, he is a singer, composer, arranger and multi instrumentalist, he plays more than seven musical instruments and sings in more than twelve(12) languages, he is also a great performer and a great artist who lives and feels music He is not an imitator of voices , Dimash has his own style and is one of the forerunners of the "POPera" he also has a very pleasant, HUMBLE and simple personality, easy access, which makes it very easy to follow, he always travels with His family and friends is a very educated person and an example to follow, he has become known for his musical talent not for getting into trouble or scandals, It has a very wide vocal range of approximately 7 octaves ,he is a singer with a wide vocal range very versatile is Baritone, TENOR , Soprano, counter TENOR, mezasoprano, everything at the same time is how to have 5 singers in one, it has a male and female voice, also many resources such as vibrato, "melismas", falsetto, Staccato,whistle tone, reaching a( D8 )live "Outside of Piano"at the concert of Gakku in an unforgettable day, at his young age he continues to improve and grow musically to perfection, he has a good physical presence he measures 191 cm or 6 "3", he is very famous and recognized in Asia and now he is becoming known In Europe and America, ALL their songs are spectacular, it always goes from low to high, soft to spectacular at the end, in my almost half a century of life I never heard so much quality and it is the hope of continuity of the classical genre because all the old tenors have already Almost all of them died and Dimash can sing like them but none of them can sing like Dimash, being a Man he sings better than any Tenor and his female voice is superior to that of any average Soprano, greetings and a hug from USA 🇺🇸 "Dears" Forever ❤️ Sorry for copying and pasting my informative comment in ALL the Video reactions to Dimash what I see but I do it with the intention of sharing information about him and what I think that in the music industry there are many artists who have been successful and have no talent and are bad people and they do not set a good example for the youth, Dimash and his music deserve to triumph in America, Europe and the whole WORLD, do you want to have already read my comment please come by without problem there is always someone who for the first time knows this information and I won't get tired of sharing it with all my friends"Dear" around the world, thanks for reading and for supporting Dimash 🙏🏻S.O.S. VENEZUELA 🇻🇪😭 o s c a r g o v e a 9 9 g m a i l c o m🆘❤️facebook.com/groups/145342077419321/?ref=share kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZbao3yEj7CDiaM kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqjGqnp6lK6HY6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpyzhGmqbZmknZY

[@gracielacaridad8871]

Es verdad yo creo que detrás de su prodigiosa voz Don divino su misión principal es unir al mundo es como si hubiera vuelto un Mesías según la historia cada 2000 años aparece uno❤❤

[@donatastemp8332]

Dimash-sens mojego zycia!❤

[@Yukiko-Sun]

Other sing how they can, Dimash sings how he wants. Thank you for another great reaction. I lost count how many times I've watched this (and all other) Dimash's performance, but still he manages to amaze me, keep me mesmerized and each time appreciating him more. All of his songs have subtitles. I'm not sure if you had it now on, but turn them on, 'cause all lyrics in Dimash's songs are profound.. just like he himself. I'm looking forward to watching more of your Dimash reactions. Best regards from Germany ❤

[@nancyhashiguchi8470]

He is the best of the best!!!!

[@debbiepenny465]

Thank you so much, for sharing your expertise and analysis of Dimash, but not only that, but knowing his HEART, and what he wants to impart to the ORLD, and his DEARS! Magnificent man! If he did not have the heart, ❤ would he be as successful as he is? We are recipients of his soul, as well as his song!

[@Shirley-pp6df]

Really loved all your reactions to DQ. You are a wonderful teacher! One of my favorites DQ songs is “Across endless dimensions” Hope sometime we can listen to your precious comments about it. Hugs

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@BelleNewman]

Great comments! Also, imho, Dimash - who was only 24 here - was intent on impressing Igor Krutoy by displaying what he could do! (They first met in Italy, when Igor invited him to his New Wave Festival. I think he succeeded, as Igor is to be seen standing to applaud at the end of the video - a much rarer event in Russia than it is in the West!)

[@revagreen2303]

Greatest voice and performer on the planet! 🙏✌️

[@carlalopez4820]

Thanks for the great reaction Tim. I really like the way you let the song play through without interrupting. Please react to: "Across Endless Dimensions" "Omir" with his little brother Manager "Dudarai" on Chinese tv "When I've Got You" Thanks!

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

Thanks Tim, really love your style!!❤

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

💛✨🙏🏼

[@blancagaetemellado4624]

Dimash para mi es toda la música....

[@alejandraguevara2222]

Hola de Costa Rica 🇨🇷! Pasión es lo que hace años Dimash despierta en todo mi ser con su música y sus interpretaciones…lo adoro ❤

[@user-vl6ke7cx3r]

I really enjoy your Dimash reactions. Thank you

[@GDavisC]

Dimash é um Extraordinário Artista, um Ser Humano de Espírito Evoluído, Mestre em Alçar Emoções...❤❤❤ Excelente reação🤩 Bravooooo👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@mithodolce1248]

You go man I like the way you discribe Dismash You are right on point❤

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

🔥🙏🏼

[@joseorlandofrancoestrada1877]

Dimash mixes different vocal styles to give the exact emotion to every word and phrases that's why he's so original and exceptional, he's an outstanding interpreter, a great artist

[@LolaNelson-i1v]

I really like your perspective of Dimash using all different styles, methods, and techniques to create inclusion among musical artists, in the same way, that he uses his music, and life to bring harmony, peace, and love into humanity! Thank you for sharing 👍❣️

[@SeeliaVachon]

I really enjoy your reactions to Dimash. I like how you express your thoughts on what kind of a singer he is, it pretty much mirrors my own thoughts. ❤ His ballads are my favorites. They make me swoon from start to finish. I hope you react to his cover of "The Love of Tired Swans" in the future. It's my favorite cuz I think it's one of the most beautiful songs, lyrics, melody, the way he sings it, his passion...top tier. It's timeless and like Sinful Passion, he makes me believe he's lived his words, like he is personally serenading me. 😍

[@tessasanodow]

A short description for Dimash: Dimash is music and art at its finest. ❤

[@amranibrahimrashidi]

Dimash is the masterpiece vocal in the universe that we can learn more and more....

[@Ladybassguitarplayer]

Yay, I was waiting for you to get to hear Sinful Passion! Your breakdown is wonderful. I also love how you worded your understanding of him. I agree, he is a fantastic freak of nature. Lucky us!

[@TimWelchVocalStudio]

Oh thank you!!!! 💛💛✨✨🙏🏼🙏🏼