What Is Messa Di Voce? (The Internet Is Wrong)

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[@clarence.anderson]

Feeling: Thoroughly entertained & educated.

[@KyuubiNemesis94]

You NEED to react to Haley Reinharts live vocals! She is truly one of the best vocalists in the world today. Her musicality is exceptional, possibly similar to Mariah Carey’s. She can do anything with her voice except whistle. Check out her cover of “creep” with Post Modern Jukebox

[@TheKarasworld]

can you make a video about the eurovision song contest winning song? the code by nemo

[@johnathancruz4190]

I wish you'd react to Mariah's Concert in 1993. Or her song's studio acapellas so you can get the full quality of her voice without the music. You can still here the music behind her, honestly. It's one thing live but it's another when it's just her vocals in full acapella. Trust me. Listen to Can't Let Go studio acapella, Emotions acapella, O Holy Night acapella... It's like heaven...

[@DaBigZ_Tries]

Hey, I was wondering if you could do an analysis on either (or both) of the following. They're considerably unique and I think they might make engaging content for people who don't know of them. The fist is my and my wife's song Yıldızların Altında by Nesrin Sipahi. It comes from a modern-traditional (60s-70s) form of Turkish music called Türk Sanat Müziği. It has an excellent Tambre, exceptional vocals, and the chorus is very "fluid" is my best description. I think it's something you may appreciate as an artist. One thing that I find interesting is the lyrics aren't a story, rather they paint a picture of a single moment in time, which I find to be pretty unique. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXmYqXttntWKr8Ufeature=shared The second is The GRAMMY award winner Bulgarian State Television Female Vocal Choir's performance of Ergen Deda, Chreven Deda (Ерген деда, черьен деда). It's probably my favorite piece of vocal choir music as it's fun, dynamic, complex, and I'm fairly certain it's polyrhythmic. The story is of an old man who wants to celebrate at the town's festival and wants to relive his youth by dancing. However, everyone mistakes him for being a creep and none of the young women want to dance with the old man, until a little girl shares a dance with him. It's actually really sweet. Link below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaa3k4Bmh5V0erMfeature=shared