Voice teacher reacts to Dimash performance of Sinful Passion in Sochi

[@Rosannasfriend]

The most impressive thing about this performance is his breath control. After the crazy high note he did, he held a ridiculously AGILE run that went on for 25 seconds. Watch it again, it's even more impressive than the high note.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Agreed! Well said Rosannasfriend!

[@Lilka20061990]

Every time I watch this performance I wonder how he does it. It’s mind blowing.

[@ervinfox2212]

Rosannasfriend he is always trainers in pool. Swimming it’s his lovely sport.

[@tnsoftailrider]

For me the fact that he wasn't out of breath at the end of the 25 second run was amazing. For most of us when we exhaust all our breath we take a huge gasp to replenish the oxygen. Dimash barely takes a breath as he continues singing. Not on;y that I have NEVER heard him inhale ever while singing no matter the length of the note. AMAZING!

[@u.v.s.5583]

@@ervinfox2212 Swimming? The guy can hold his breath for something like 5 minutes. That is far far far beyond what one would call 'swimming'. That is world class, and this can be trained.

[@daneshfamily]

I accidentally discovered Dimash a few months ago and I’ve never been obsessed with any singer in my life until I heard Dimash. Great reaction! Thnx

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you for watching!

[@laurys7077]

Dimash is the best singer in the World, hello from Argentina 🇦🇷👐 we love ❤ DIMASH

[@arxsyn]

Laura S. has he knocked Vitas off his throne as the Dolphin Prince? 😀

[@laurys7077]

@@arxsyn Vitas ....Who ???? 😁😁😁😁

[@NinaTokhtaman]

Agree. He is best one

[@zz8660]

arxsyn it was found that Vital used a special tool on his neck. Volume aplifier

[@mahoganymotorqazaq3668]

Hello Argentina, the country of Dimash is populated with Argen tribe, the most large group of Qazaqs, they are thinking and dreaming about argentina like their wonderful place. joke

[@bz2146]

New subscriber here after watching your collab with Sam Johnson. Thank you for your professional analysis. Most people are impressed by Dimash’s high notes but that alone certainly can’t define him. And the fact that he makes singing like this so effortlessly, people tend to overlook the difficulty and handworks involved.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Bettie! Thanks for watching and for your comments here. The sign of a true professional is their ability to make something difficult look easy. The challenge for him is how to do this but also get the audience so wrapped up into what he is communicating. Really cool how he manages to do both in such a compelling way.

[@bz2146]

Dr. Marc Reynolds You’re welcome and so well said. There are so many recommendations I can think of but I would like to see you react to SCREAMING, only because you talked about contrast and this song is pop, quite a bold take for Dimash imo but he killed it nonetheless.

[@daymay1066]

@@DrMarcReynolds Screaming MV version.

[@estherprasetya7396]

Here is the link to the MV Screaming kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXfVgouZfbijaMU Please.. Thank youuu

[@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

@Betty Chang My words (lol). Could not say it better. I have not yet heard a more accomplished and artistically sophisticated singer.

[@jab1persianprincess923]

Thank you for reacting with knowledge to Dimash - it is always interesting to see the perspective of someone who does know what they are talking about ! :) - i think it shows more and more male singers they can try these styles too- he is a great teaching tool !!!

[@DrMarcReynolds]

No doubt. He is an excellent teaching tool. Not just for studying but because watching what he is doing here really challenges a lot of ideas and perceptions about the voice and performance. I love it! Thanks for watching!

[@noraapex]

He is certainly like a cameleon..his voice so many colours..a rainbow..amazing to watch and hear..thank you for your reaction.

[@papamedilmamamedil7949]

Dimash can really sing from very low note to the highest...so incredible and yet seems effortless! What a singer. Can't get enough of him. Thank you once again for your professional reaction, its really helpful. Keep reacting to Dimash.

[@ramoncentellas815]

Dimash is, technically, without a doubt, the best in history. To an amazing vocal range of 6 octaves and 1 note (C2 to D8) (Do2 to Re8), it is an exquisite technique that generates a clear voice capable of competing with any well-tuned instrument and an exceptional interpretation, capable of generating treble beyond the best sopranos can make them with the power you want. Dimash has been a singer capable of singing "Diva Dance", even cleaning the audio editing area that the soprano Inva Mula needs, highlighting the staccatos that even surpass the Yma Sumac. Its quality is the same singing any type of music, even in its performances of pure opera. I am Spanish and Spain is the birthplace of great singers: Plácido Domingo, Monserrat Caballé, Alfredo Kraus, Camilo Sesto, etc., and I have never seen anything like this singer, composer and musician. a greeting.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

now C1 :)

[@joyeveryday186]

Thanks for your GREAT reaction and assessment of this performance! Look forward for more reactions from you on Dimash! Thanks again!!

[@seppokanerva7399]

I'm grateful to you, Marc, for your expert and professional comments. I, of course, do not master many of the technicalities that you explain so nicely. To me, Dimash's singing is so immensely pleasing, heart-rending, soulful that I just enjoy it and let the rivulets of tears roll down my cheeks. I'm a linguist, and I pay some attention to Dimash's pronunciation of the Russian language (which is not his native language). That, too, is masterful. The way he pronounces the liquid consonants (which do not exist in English) is exemplary. -- Mr. Igor Krutoy, the most celebrated Russian composer of contemporary music, (who has taken Dimash under his wings; he and Dimash have produced "The Love of Tired Swans, "Mlle Hyde" and "Ascolta la voce" so far) said about Dimash (a few days ago): "No one is greater than Dimash." Mr. Krutoy, in his white shirt, in the front row, was the first to jump up and applaud once Dimash had concluded this Sochi performance of "Sinful Passion" and was about to be drowned under the flowers offered by the grateful Russian audience. The pianist of the band (Studio-A), who accompanied Dimash, is the composer of this song. The band consists of Dimash's Kazakh friends.

[@santiagoscho]

vocal genius he is! from 5th element, he's now in 6th element!

[@zemanoshtronz]

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. In addition, the final part he added, with an oriental Arab technique, is a funeral lament, paying homage to the dead vocalist: Brilliant! The song was originally performed in 1998 and the band's name is A'Studio. The dead singer left the band in 2000 and passed away in 2015 and his name was Batyrkhan Shukenov. The lyrics are by the poet Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebyev, who is the keyboardist with long hair, which we see in the video accompanying Dimash.

[@oscargovea5487]

Dimash is The Best Singer ever and forever, saludos From Venezuela

[@valyatodorova5511]

Thank you for the reaction. You still do not know Dimash. Dimash creates a new genre in music. He mixes pop, rock, opera, rap, hip hop and r&b music, in his own unique way. His universality and versatility makes him a favorite to fans of any style of music. He has the vocal ability to sing like whoever he wants, and that's his advantage when he sings rock. His super-genius essence creates such a covers of legendary songs that are unthinkable to be accept until you hear Dimash's covers. React all his performances please! In youtube you can find all of his songs with an English subtitles. You will be blown away by his other performances...... SOS Adagio. Show must go on. Confessa + Diva dance. Hello. Sinful passion. Daybreak. Opera 2. And many, many more... Enjoy!

[@JuanGarcia-hc1mn]

Kool reaction! This guys a freak of nature and a legend. Please do more Dimash!

[@SeeliaVachon]

Thank you for such a great reaction! I love hearing praises for my Prince. ♡♡♡

[@mariapena1120]

Thank you for your great reaction, I never get tired of watching and listening to Dimash, so much richness in his voice! Amazing.

[@anik2331]

Please do more Dimash. I love your professional reaction. Try please “The love of the tired swans”. Thank you!

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Will do Ann Dear! It's in the line up for next weeks videos. Thanks for watching!

[@anik2331]

Dr. Marc Reynolds I will stay tuned. Thank you! 😊

[@despicable6545]

@@DrMarcReynolds Great, I am waiting for this cuz there are like several voices, darker and lighter themes in voice... Just so much everything that I can't even name it and I wait for your reaction :D

[@pakalwotan]

Plus, I got a free singing class

[@bokhodirab]

@@DrMarcReynolds kzbin.info/www/bejne/qom1Ynp5qLGHidk

[@Ogarit710]

This singer is from another planet! Unbelievable. Never heard something like it. God bless him, he is God’s gift to us.

[@gloriatmagno]

Thank you for your very enlightening reaction. I dont really know anything about the nitty gritty part of singing, but I am always in awe at all Dimash performances on stage. he is one of a kind. After watching your video, I am all the more impressed with Dimash.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

So far the more I watch the more impressed I am.

[@daffydeb5648]

His vocals are like a paintbrush that paints a Masterpiece with every stroke he makes!!! :) Loved your analysis! Blessings..... :)

[@yu-rukao9806]

So great! Thank you!! Looking forward to your next reaction to Dimash! Plz do more!!!

[@ubervocal8777]

Excellent analysis, much more detailed than almost any vocal coach reaction on Dimash and much appreciated. (I have actually seen them all.) I look forward to more reactions, whether of Dimash or other worthy singers.

[@Snarky_Tart]

:-*

[@ubervocal8777]

@@Snarky_Tart He arrived just in time to get included in my latest. ;-)

[@Snarky_Tart]

Perfect! :-)

[@zemfiradavtyan6275]

Thank You for your wonderful reaction !!!

[@natabart3627]

Большое спасибо за анализ! Димаш - уникальный певец. Такое наслаждение наблюдать за его выступлениями вместе с учителями по вокалу. Спасибо.

[@andreasbuhrmann8442]

I love seeing your enthusiasm. It says a lot about the performer when a veteran gets this excited. Your analysis also seem more in-depth when explaining compared to other voice teacher/coach reactions. Perhaps a bit too in-depth for most viewers, but nonetheless something I appreciate.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thanks Andreas! .... so should I not be talking as much? I mean this as a genuine question with no snark in it. I get excited about it and have so much I want to say but then when I go back and edit I think "I'm talking too much" and cut stuff out but probably still need to cut more out. I would love to hear what people want - keep the same amount of talking or talk less?

[@zalanemankiety1126]

@@DrMarcReynolds As someone who's here because I genuinely want to learn more about singing - I loved your in-depth analysis. It's always flattering to hear that our favourite singer is awesome, but from a vocal teacher I expect a detailed analysis, and I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Another wonderful thing about Dimash - he made so many of us interested in learning about vocals! I always thought myself a hopeless singer, and here I am, listening what's healthy, what's not, and how to improve :)

[@andreasbuhrmann8442]

​@@DrMarcReynolds You're welcome :) I think I got the feeling of "too much" from your first pause. You said Dimash switched from pop to oparatic. Then started explaining difference between an oparatic sound vs a pop sound in terms of vibrato, and then talked about formants which was a word I'm unfamiliar with. Then you mentioned overtone series in relation to formants. That's a lot of technical information conveyed rather quickly. Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I think most people would need prior knowledge to understand what you're saying here thus my 'most viewers' comment. Using vocal examples, which you started doing more towards the end of the video, would most likely have made it easier to understand. For me at least! :) When it comes to technical terms, I think they're important in achieving a level of understanding, as well as making analysis. That however brings the question: Is your channel for the broad audience/laymen who only barely grasp such terms, and would have a need to have them explained often with practical examples, or do you want to mostly appeal to people already into voice teaching or coaching? Since you're a director I'm sure you're well-aware but I think considering who your audience is and at what level you want to convey is important. I watched this kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4POmH5qn8ucbK8 video on explaining musical harmony on 5 levels which I think is relevant. An example of a youtube channel where the creator holds nothing back is 8-bit music theory ( kzbin.info/door/eZLO2VgbZHeDcongKzzfOw ). I think it's great he only briefly explains the music theory concepts, and instead focuses on analysis with every tool he has.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

A performer who makes other people want to sing too ... that says something wonderful about a performer. For the record - no voice is hopeless if that person is willing to work towards improvement. Everyone has a beautiful voice - it is harder to unlock some more than others but I have yet to find one that isn’t beautiful once it’s set free.

[@jordankastanulova1569]

@@DrMarcReynolds Haha, please talk as much as you can! :)

[@mcm4866]

Muchísimas gracias por esta extraordinaria y profesional lección sobre voz y canto. Estoy totalmente de acuerdo con sus comentarios. También quiero destacar las extraordinarias dotes vocales de Dimash y el trabajo duro q ha realizado con ellas para integrar el pop, ópera, rock, etc. en todo su repertorio. Un fenómeno, hasta el momento, único y de una calidad vocal excelente...

[@HibbatulK]

I loved seeing your reaction. Thanks for choosing Dimash. As a voice teacher his performances are very interesting as you just saw. I'm glad that you are enjoying making your videos. Good sound improvement too. Although you did miss the long note Dimash held at the end. But still fantastic reaction. I hope you gain many more subscribers. All the best to you. :)

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you! ... yeah... bummed I missed that last note. Still have some improvement to make on the sound I think but Im getting there. Thank you for your suggestions from before. They were REALLY helpful!

[@AyLeenToRa]

Oh woww!! I feel like I'm watching a complete lecture!! I love it!! So many things I have learned just by one video!! Please2 continue with Dimash! We'd love for more explanations about his technique, posture, placement and everything! Will be waiting for your next video!! 😆😆

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thanks for watching D8_Squad! Glad you got something from it!

[@greenstar7492]

Great comments...I am looking forward to see more videos with Dimash...I am always saying, he should be in textbook on how to sing amazingly..

[@alisonelizabethmarshall]

That was a wonderful reaction video. I’ve listened to that song numerous times and know all the places where I always feel pulled in emotionally. Now your explanation tells me how Dimash is achieving that effect! A revelation! Fascinating! Thank you.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

What I love about your comment here is how you talk about how you feel pulled in. I think that reaction is what every performer should be actively seeking out - finding every way to help their audience feel. Dimash is so cool because he finds so many ways to do it.

[@owlpix8273]

Hi Professor Reynolds. Thank you so much for your in-depth analysis and reaction on Dimash’s (Sinful Passion) performance. I enjoyed every minute of it. It was worth the wait. Dimash is truly a unique one of a kind singer/artist/performer. I’m looking forward to more reactions from you (on Dimash, of course). Please do a reaction on Love of Tired Swan.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Done! I have had a lot of people ask for a reaction to that. I will do it for next week!

[@josephribeiro25]

Done ! Welcome to world Dimash!

[@daididau1075]

This is the best explanation of Dimash singing technique and the most professional and I have seen all of them during two years..Dimash is a cross over came from bel canto He is able to do a "Messa di Voce" in the 6 th octave!!!!!! He brings a new style that he calls neo-classical

[@onlyot7973]

Thank you for your reaction and the lesson you gave🙏🙏🙏 I'm here after watching Sam and You reacting to Dimash and I suggested in the comment to ask for your reaction of this song,so I really thank you🙏 I agree with what you said about Dimash, after watching him for the first time, what make me want to hear more is his way to deliver the song, I cried even I didn't know the meaning. Dimash makes me love every songs he sings. I really admire that👍💜

[@theemilicats7884]

Спасибо за видео. Димаш - чудо и радость этого мира!

[@Santti.G]

Now that is impressive how you breakdown all these technics with such clarity. I understood everything you said and I am hardly an enthusiastic singer. Subscribed because I love to learn all these technicalities and specifics details about singing, and you just killed it. Thank you so much.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you Santiago! This comment made my day!

[@Santti.G]

I rarely ask for analysis or reviews from singers but please allow me this exception kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaPMaaCbZ8mHe5o We would love to listen you breakdown this Dimash breathtaking performance to us in the way you only can do it. Thank you so much!

[@adelinekoh1196]

Liked and subscribed. I enjoyed watching your reaction as it makes me more appreciated to Dimash

[@treflips2158]

His performance of "Late Autumn" from The Singer. Full of emotions.

[@boliviaunnie2418]

wow! such a professional comments! definitely only pros can see those details excellent reaction Thank you :)

[@gracedbr4907]

Great reaction 👌 Pssssssstt, 👑 Dimash is a vocal Monster 👹🏅 @Dear from Portugal

[@antigoneoedipus7037]

Yes! It's becoming the generation of people with perfect abilities! How lucky that I lived to see this!

[@leahallen2627]

Love to hear your opinions! Dimash just proved he's the ONE and the ONLY!! Thank you for the reaction!

[@helen2671]

I love Dimash💐💐💐❤️ Please more Dimash 🌺🙏

[@AYSEM_FLETCHER_Dear-Army7_TR]

i enjoyed so much for watching your reaction dear, thank you x

[@melvydieseldorff2874]

Gracias Dios por darnos la b ndicion de darnos a Dimas con esa voz la hermosa e increíble y un ser con un corazón lleno de amor para sus fans...estare esperando más canciones para escucharlas y pasar esos momentos inolvidables, me transporta a otro mundo cada vez que lo escucho..Gracias Dimash.

[@yusefhilmi]

Great... I really enjoy watching you analyse his performances... I wait next your analysis for another Dimash performances...

[@Nautika8]

Certainly I did. Can’t wait to view your another reaction to “Love of Tired Swans” by Dimash.

[@elisabetadiaconu1284]

Now I understand why Dimash has such an overwhelming brain entrainment effect, an endless source of endorphins, dopamine, oxytocin, adrenaline, an instant heart chakra opener 💙💜💕🧡💚💞🙏 Music schools, music business should take into account the healing effect of Dimash special music vocal technics and also musical arrangement that turns a god song into a completely awesome song ( Sinful passion, The love of tired swans, Adagio, Hello, All by my self, SOS, and the list is will be endless in time).

[@jkoontz]

This young man is incredible. Dimash you are the World's Best. Your heart and soul is full with love, awesomeness and that is 1 of the reasons your Dears love and respect you the way we do. I do not know of ANY other artist who have/had Dears like you have. Highest respect and love to our flawless Prince Dimash.

[@greglenz9687]

I can't get enough of Dimash and can't stop watching this perfection... I cannot believe my eyes and ears.

[@jcmusic795]

Dimash- the best voice in the World #1🌎👍🏻

[@AYSEM_FLETCHER_Dear-Army7_TR]

But i have to point out that you've missed the 22 seconds vocal gymnastic he did at the end, just one word; it is delicious, thank you again for being there and being you

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Yeah.... that's what I get for editing too late at night. That is a brilliant moment! Thanks for pointing it out though. It made me go back and watch it again. I actually had it on my original audio but then accidentally cut it out to early.

[@maryjoe1991]

We are always love Dimash ❤️🎶👏🗣🤴🏻🌎🙂🎤💁...............

[@rosemary5531]

Excellent comments. Thank you. I love Dimash. Please take the opportunity to listen to some of his other songs. They're brilliantly performed. He studied singing from the age of five and is still learning at the age of 26! Thank you again.

[@NenCamDimashTheSinger]

Wow so technical!!! I don't understand everything, but I am fascinated to know that there is a science to Dimash's technique. It sounds like how a gym coach would describe development of different muscles of the body, except this is an description of how to control vocal chords, which to me seems so alien! Now I am more in awe of Dimash than ever. Thank you so much for this lesson. I hope to hear more from you :)

[@shrekswife2164]

There's a tv interview with English subtitles where D talks a little bit about the science behind the music which is why I follow Dr Marc's reactions as well, it's just so enlightening. D treats his music like any professional athlete which explains the 3hr daily training

[@calincalin2626]

Great, Dimash is unique. Thank you

[@linecyr5840]

I love Dimash

[@kvision8650]

Dimash is a true musical master. He sings in 10 different languages and plays 7 musical instruments. I believe his mom is an opera/ pop singer and his dad is a pop singer. I’ve heard him hit a D8. He’s heaven sent.

[@dhx7749]

AWESOME YOU BET!!! WOW! WOW! WOW! WHAT A FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE BY THE ONE AND ONLY DIMASH! 🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿 ps. The man in the white shirt in the audience: IGOR KRUTOY the world famous pianist. They did, The Love of Tired Swans. ENJOY. 🤩

[@claudialobos7923]

Gracias por reacción.. Dimash es fantástico...es miel para nuestros oídos... saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

[@maykachaphan6909]

Wonderful and informative I really don’t want to use reaction. It was like sitting in a master class. I really enjoyed your insights. I feel we are starting to see the beginnings of Dimash as an artist over the past year. At the worlds best he is giving them what they asked him fo by naming him the 6 octave man. Dimash never answers how wide his range is. He says it is not important. In saying that I feel since the singer he has been working to develop his lower areas. Also perhaps the more middle sounds. There are nuances that I hadn’t heard before that are more regular now. He is also adding in more folk and other inspirations from across the globe into his songs. I am truly looking forward to hearing him 5 or 10 years down the road. I remember hearing Lena Horne on cassette then seeing her live in concert. The cassette was great but good lord in concert, she was just astounding to me. Dimash tends to astound me in tape versions as I have only heard him through the internet. I can only imagine what seeing him live might be like. I was fortunate growing up I got to hear a wide variety of music, living in 7 countries gave me even more to listen to and appreciate. 😊

[@melaniesaechao1788]

Yay! More Dimash reactions pls! Thanks!

[@tokzhanisaevna3534]

Мой стаж Димашемании 5 лет, видела многие реакции на Димаша, но эта реакция и анализ (несмотря на то, что это было 2 года назад) очень понравились, подписка все обязательна!!!!). Вот так всегда: люди учатся многие годы, поют, получают награды на конкурсах, выпускают диски, обучают других певцов, получают учение степени и БАЦ сталкиваются с Димашем!!!! И не могут понять как он ТАК ВОЛШЕБНО поёт???? КАК???? Пожалуйста, просмотрите песню "Казахстан" (Qazaqstan) где он совсем молодой 22 года) устроил соревнование с гитарой, человек с гитарой играет ноты все выше и выше, а Димаш голосом тоже идёт выше и выше, до свисткового регистра (D8) это захватывающее действие!

[@universalpowerhouse740]

Amazing reaction...DIMASH vocal talent is super rare. He is So special. Dimash defines music's impossibility. He is our WORLD'S BEST!😉🤗🤗👦

[@aliciadiacono3920]

FROM.ARGENTINA SOUTH AMERICA THANKS TO REACTION DIMASH. FOR ME IS THE BEST SINGER OF THE WORLD!! I WAIT MORE REACTION OF MY IDOL DIMASH!!,HIS VOICE IS AMAZING

[@anitavorstenbosch3766]

Thank you so much! I loved your reaction! I liked and subscribed to your channel and wait for the next one of Dimash. Dimash is one of a kind! ❤ I loved to hear all the explanations what he did with his voice! Greetings from DKIFC/The Netherlands 🇳🇱👍😃

[@Esther3358]

Thank you! Your explanation enhanced my (already great) appreciation of Dimash and his crazy talent!

[@tordenstorm]

I love your breakdown of what is he is doing vocally and how he is making some of the sounds he is. Great insight and love your enthusiasm!

[@carolyngrinberg6889]

I really enjoy reactions to Dimash, and I especially like it when musical people react because the commentary is educational and the approval more informed. Thank you! Heh heh it's a measure of my confidence in Dimash that I am posting this about 20 seconds into the performance ;) DKIFC/USA

[@jazmin13634]

I really really enjoyed your reaction! seeing someone being so passionate about what they're doing makes it even better, thank you!

[@ИринаК-н8ы]

Спасибо за такую подробную и прекрасную реакцию!!!

[@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

Someone, who knows Dimash and his family, said, he´s a nerd when it comes to perfecting his abilities. It´s meant in a positive, friendly way. We know how much work´s behind, to sing like he does. By the way, I´m a new subscriber and I admire your expertise and analysis.

[@ЕленаЧернявская-н2ъ]

Спасибо за вашу реакцию. Димаш великолепен!!!!!!!!!

[@MIBAQS]

Love from Uruguay!

[@Jeki_toki]

Hi Uruguay! 👍

[@lorenavila4791]

MIBAQS Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@luckylolo1749]

OMG!! I enjoyed this tremendously! I loved your collab with Sam Johnson and now this video was priceless. Would you please also check Love of Tired Swans Kremlin live performance and Screaming Idol Hits live performance. First one is also a piece of art and mastery and the second one is more at the pop spectrum, I thought maybe you would wanna see how he sings a total pop song. And I won't stop there but will make some other recommendations lol. - Daybreak Bastau Concert - Dimash Tengri Duet - Dimash Jasmine Flower - Dimash Hello cover (Lionel Richie) - Dimash Autumn Strong at Oppo - Meaning of Eternity - Eternal Memories Thank you sir!

[@oksavoksav6903]

Its my favorite playlist too!

[@nanalyly1412]

Wow it's my favourite lists too 🤣

[@nanalyly1412]

You miss SOS 😙

[@luckylolo1749]

@@nanalyly1412 l thought he's probably already seen SOS 😂😂

[@DrMarcReynolds]

lucky Lolo - I just took a screen shot of your recommendations. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to write this out!

[@ШолпанАхметова-у7о]

Super reaction 👍👍👍👍Amazing performers 👏👌👌Fantastic Dimash 👍👍👍👏👏👏❤❤❤❤

[@SS-ps4mf]

Many greetings from the Czech Republic Sir. Thanks a lot for Your professional comments to Dimash's performance. I'm really happy that the professional as you are, has known his gift. I would like to say very important thing for me. He's not only vocal genius, first he is very nice person who can makes people better and happier. He's awesome personality who is dedicated to make miracles all over the world. I'm really looking forward to this.

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you for sharing this! It is inspiring to see someone use everything they have to make this world a better place.

[@rei_cirith]

It's so cool how effortless he sounds. Based on experience, we know it's not within the common range, but looking at him you wouldn't know it. And then how accurately he's able to do it is just amazing.

[@AstridWXY]

Thank you for your very detailed analysis of Dimash's performance, Dr Marc! Love it! Love Dimash

[@uwewilcke7789]

Great comments! Very informative and impressing to me. Do other Dimash stuff: Hello, S.O.S., ADAGIO, Confessa + Diva Dance, Daididau, All by myself, Opera 2 etc.). Thanks!

[@daisugoi]

Thank you for your reaction, I really admire the amount of detail and depth you go into - it's extremely unique for a vocal coach on KZbin to be so vocal about the techniques used and how they alter the performance. It's taught me so much from just one video already, I really appreciate it!

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Thank you for the comment and for watching Daisy!

[@sarahcesar5813]

Since I watch and listen to Dimash voice his renditions, I have learn alot about how to sing.. Then, yes... I feel like singing too although my voice is not that good.. And, most of all you teach me how to produce such a voice like Dimash does. Thank you 🙏😘

[@damenkusainova4432]

Спасибо за реакцию. Димаш фантастик

[@tonipenkova4325]

I love people who like Dimash ! Greeting from Bulgaria ! ♥️🇧🇬♥️

[@preacherofthecross]

Awesome technical review. I really enjoyed that. Keep up the great reviews. Especially of Dimash....hehe🤓

[@GamaunVideo]

This is the festival "New Wave" in Sochi (Russia). There was a competition of young performers and concerts of Russian artists. Dimash acted as a guest at the jubilee concert of the Kazakh group "A-studio". Baigali Serkebaev - the author of the song - plays the piano here. It was a phenomenal performance! Superb low notes at the beginning, unreal high notes at the end. And again the oriental tones in the song! Melismа in the finale together with the last "Let" - 23 seconds! Dimash used kazakh singing technique. "Zhoktau" is an expression of grief in Kazakh. And in this song Dimash pays tribute to the first performer - Batyrkhan. You can hear it from the Turan group. Saha people ( Russia) uses this technique too. Here is the story of the song and the song with English subtitles - kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5m8gmyJhqyrrZI

[@lauraalkhaz2163]

Yes more DImash! Love of Tired Swans please!

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Will do! Thanks Laura!

[@rachelvideo2663]

Thank you very much! Please more Dimash 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍

[@janethsu9313]

Your reaction is so good and knowledgeable. Awesome ! Awesome! Awesome!!!

[@hfhdhxhd5050]

You are alwYs in our heart dimash.you are the world.... mom fr the philippines...

[@УмидаАмануллаева]

Bravo Dimash.👑👍👏💟😍

[@parichartd4065]

Thank you reacting, I love your reaction, I from Thailand I love dimash.

[@КасымбайЖакупбеков]

Рахмет Сызге Коп-Коп Реакциянызга ОТЕ Жаксы мыкты реакция ДИМАШЖАН Алга Жарайсын АЛЛАМ разы болсын Колдасын КАзакстан...

[@EbizzerHH]

Love to watch your reactions! Would love to see more, like SOS, Adagio, The love of tired Swans... and so on! ;)

[@DrMarcReynolds]

@Daniel Brokmeier will do! Thanks for watching!

[@friskacarolin4048]

I love your reaction and your explanation. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Daneyule]

Dimash is so dreamy. The voice, the face, the song choices, almost as dreamy as your PhD

[@vampyreGisel]

he can go up to D8! 👀 I think he's recorded performances goes from F2-D8 defo more Dimash!!! do DIVA DANCE from Bastau PLS! 💖 💖 💖

[@DrMarcReynolds]

I will definitely have to do Diva Dance. The name alone is intriguing ;)

[@vampyreGisel]

@@DrMarcReynolds it's the alien song from the 5th element, it was made with vocals and synthesizers and defo autotune, it's supposed to be impossible for humans to sing, Dimash does not copy it completely, but close enough and he totally slay it in the Bastau concert (make sure u use the Bastau one, that one was PERFECT!!!)

[@vampyreGisel]

actually i'll just give u the link lol~❤️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJmkeZVtfrGseNE

[@Mickelina81]

@@DrMarcReynolds theres a version of diva dance where he hits a whistle tone too. It's from the d dynasty tour so just search dimash diva dance d dynasty!

[@0003469447]

@@DrMarcReynolds he reach the D8 in another song not Diva Dance. But his Diva Dance performance at Bastau was amazing. He reach the D8 with one of his own song, Unforgatable day.

[@brissonjoane]

Merci , c est mon idole ....DKIFC_🇨🇦_Québec

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Merci d'avoir regardé Joane! J'étais au Québec cet été! C'était absolument magnifique. Je suppose qu'il fait assez froid maintenant.

[@brissonjoane]

@@DrMarcReynolds Le pire est passé, le printemps est à nos portes 🙂

[@DrMarcReynolds]

Tres bien!

[@abaker6280]

I love your breakdowns! I l ok ve to see you get excited because dimash is such a technical wonder. And he does performance just as well as voice. Total product! History making!

[@kayrush8627]

Thank you, Dr. Marc! I'm so happy to see you reacting to Dimash after your collab with Sam. You go more in depth and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed it! I have learned a lot about vocals since I started following Dimash almost 2 years ago. You expanded my knowledge to a better understanding. Thank you!

[@DrMarcReynolds]

@ Kay Rush thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!