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Are we losing the EEE and EH vowels in opera?
This video details the demise of the EEE and EH vowels in opera due to bad training and incorrect technique.
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So, exactly what kind of vocal technique do I actually teach?
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The following video explains how my own teaching methods differ from pure LoMonaco method even though I was trained by LoMonaco
LoMonaco Secrets REVEALED! #8 "Covering" the voice
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This video describes how easy it is to "cover" the voice when using the LoMonaco Technique. Contact me directly at csirianni3@yahoo.com.
LoMonaco Secrets REVEALED! Sirianni sings "Addio alla Madre" live
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This is a live performance at the World Trade Center from 1992 of Craig Sirianni singing "Addio alla Madre".
LoMonaco Secrets Revealed! #7. Another AMAZING transformation from typical University training.
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This video is another excellent example of how proper training is required to fix the anemic sound and technique commonly taught at the University level.
LoMonaco Secrets REVEALED! #6. SQUILLO The right way AND the wrong way to achieve it!
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This video explains and demonstrates how misinterpreted this all important aspect of vocal technique is by most inexperienced teachers.
OPERA SINGERS: YOUR TONGUE IS IN THE WRONG PLACE!
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This video continues the series on "UNVEILING THE SECRETS OF THE "LoMonaco TECHNIQUE" Craig Sirianni Vocal Studios craigsirianni.com csirianni3@yahoo.com
ASTONISHING! LoMonaco technique before and after tenor transformation!
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This video demonstrates what can be achieved vocally utilizing Skype- only lessons for only a few months! Craig Sirianni Vocal Studios Craigsirianni.com csirianni3@yahoo.com 315-921-7464
LoMonaco Vocal Secrets REVEALED! -Low Larynx
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LoMonaco vocal technique (low laryngeal singing) explained and demonstrated by a World Class Operatic Tenor/Vocal Instructor with over 25 years of performing experience utilizing the LoMonaco technique. craigsirianni.com csirianni3@yahoo.com 315-921-7464
LoMonaco Vocal Secrets REVEALED! -Breathing
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LoMonaco vocal technique (breathing) explained and demonstrated by a World Class Operatic Tenor/Vocal Instructor with over 25 years of performing experience utilizing the LoMonaco technique. craigsirianni.com csirianni3@yahoo.com 315-921-7464
LoMonaco Vocal Secrets REVEALED!
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LoMonaco vocal technique explained and demonstrated by a World Class Operatic Tenor/Vocal Instructor with over 25 years of performing experience utilizing the LoMonaco Technique. craigsirianni.com csirianni3@yahoo.com 315-921-7464
Craig Sirianni (tenor/ vocal instructor) sings Iron Maiden cover of "Flight of Icarus"
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Craig Sirianni sings Iron Maidens - "Flight of Icarus"
Craig Sirianni (instructor) sings Queensryche cover of "I don't believe in love"
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Queensryche Cover - Craig Sirianni - "I Don't Believe In Love" I do not own the rights to this music.
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Flower song" 1996
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I created this video with the UA-cam Video Editor (ua-cam.com/users/editor)
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Be my love" 1996
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I created this video with the UA-cam Video Editor (ua-cam.com/users/editor)
Craig Sirianni - tenor "O sole mio" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "O sole mio" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Dicitincello vuie" (final encore)
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Dicitincello vuie" (final encore)
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Torna A Surriento" 1996 (first encore)
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Torna A Surriento" 1996 (first encore)
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Core n'grato" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Core n'grato" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Tu ca nun chiagne" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Tu ca nun chiagne" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Non ti scordar di me" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Non ti scordar di me" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Parlami d'amore Mariu" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Parlami d'amore Mariu" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "E lucevan le stelle" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "E lucevan le stelle" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Non piangere Liu" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Non piangere Liu" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Granada" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Granada" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Chitarra Romana" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Chitarra Romana" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "Fenensta che lucive" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "Fenensta che lucive" 1996
Craig Sirianni - tenor "A vuchella" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - tenor "A vuchella" 1996
Craig Sirianni - L'ultima canzone" 1996
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Craig Sirianni - L'ultima canzone" 1996
This is one amazing voice. This is one of my favorite art songs of all of Tosti's art songs.
Oddly enough the most impressive note for me is the "fuggite" at 1:54. Being able to change the vowel to "e" without overdarkening it to an "o" sound and having 20 tons of squillo on top. Unbelievable performance!!!
so beautiful and passionate. bravo Craig
Bravo, c'est magnifique!
Bravissimo
Craig I’m so freaking impressed!!!
Great!!!!!!!💪🏻
Dark and ringing sound. Musically sensitive interpretation. It's hard to believe I have had the opportunity to study with this man!
He sounds like Tom Lomonaco.
So this is what this aria is supposed to sound like.
@jasonblack4208 I wonder, is it not your cup of tea?
@@bradycall1889 Just the opposite. It was incredible.
@@jasonblack4208 Oh okay sorry for a second I thought you disliked it and I thought "How come?" lol
Glad to see an opera and metal dude!
Hi Sir Craig , Great Singing . Do you have an old techniques from before , can you guide me . Warm Greetings from Helsingborg Sweden
This is extremely beautiful&powerful! Thank you!
Complimenti per la pronuncia napoletana!!!
Grazie!
Why aren"t you singing professionally anymore
Hello! Honestly, 25 years onstage was enough. I really enjoy teaching full time.
I meant your jaw. Just curious.
Hyper extending the jaw open tends to eliminate the ability for you to add any of your own tension. Also, in this technique, generally the higher the note, the more space is required. Notice I do not open so much on the low notes.
Just wondered if singing with your neck extended is a help
Craig. I really enjoy your postings. Quite a few years ago I trained with a teacher who was a student of Douglas Stanley. He also knew Tom Lomonaco and shared a recording of him with me in 1966. I was stunned by his vocal quality. You sound so much like him. My training did not go well. Too much tongue instrument. Too much dark falsetto. Excessive dropped larynx with dark hooty tone like my teacher. But hearing you and seeing you teach is a ray of sunshine. Although I am very old now, my tone has improved since listening and watching you. I look forward to hearing and learning more. Dr. Don Carlow, Canada
Many thanks for the kind words!
Great if you like yowling screams. Yesloud!!!! So what ??he turns beauty into schlock screaming.
Is this the NYC Opera production directed by Artie Masella?
This was a Live from Lincoln Center telecast from New York City Opera in 1992. I believe it was a Jonathan Eaton production. Sorry, I cannot remember the director.
Dear Craig, you are amazing,your singing is unbelievable,dark and strong but also really emotional like old real opera singers. You and Jerry Hadley are inspiration for many opera singers and for me as well, thank you for videos,I am really enjoy it. If you have some videos with Jerry,please post.
Hello! I cannot thank you enough for all the kind words. Considering the state that opera finds itself in today, it's always gratifying to hear that kind of compliment. Unfortunately, while I knew Jerry very well, there are no recordings of us together. As we were both leading tenors, there wasn't much we could have performed together. I still teach full time in the attempt to re-populate the operatic world with the same type of tenor vocal production. Keep the faith!
Siriani is a spinto if I get this right?
Hello! In the world of opera that I used to sing in, there was always a debate between lyrico-spinto and spinto for me. But yes, you are correct. God only knows where they would put me today? I probably wouldn't get hired as I would be too loud to be used with a microphone!
damn shame this channel doesnt get more views. more subscribers.
Many thanks for the kind works. I have added an Instagram account. Just look me up by name, Craig Sirianni
@@craigsirianni7272 of love to hear your high c. Do you have any examples?
Absolutely great! Now you should start a career as a metal singer! Really impressive, you don't see opera singers doing contemporary singing this well. Geoff Tate did a cover of Queen's song Innuendo, a progressive rock/ progressive metal hit from Queen's last album in 1991. On papier you would think that this would be perfect as a cover song for Geoff Tate, but people really disliked the cover, and more specially Geoff Tate's singing on it. I did not think it was bad, but the reaction wasn't good. It would be interesting to see someone of your great skill and experience sing that song, or a song from Queen's early years, The Fairy Feller Master-Stroke, that one always appeared as if it might be difficult to sing. It is not the highest song, but the expression seems quite difficult to achieve.
Many thanks for all the kind words! Much appreciated. Currently, having 2 opera studios consumes all my time. I posted this just to demonstrate that, like all things, there is a proper technique for all types of singing. You would be surprised how many people think that these guys are just screaming by the seat of their pants. Nothing could be farther from the truth! Thank you for watching!
Beautiful sounds bello!!!
Bello!!!
Love this and your understanding of the technical adjustments to suit the style. Not many can do bel canto, verismo and metal with equal expertise. Bravo
Thank you Christina! Please check me out on Instagram. There’s not much on there yet because I just opened it but there will be! Thank you for the kind words as always. They’re getting harder and harder to come by these days lol.
@@craigsirianni7272 will do
The more I listen the more I enjoy him. Quickly become one of if not my favorite tenor to listen to. Wish there was a lot more on you tube of Craig. Love the intensity or production and quality of the sound. Simply wonderful
Thanks Rich! Always appreciated!
By the way, I just did a new interview with Daniel Formica. It’s on my UA-cam channel.
@@craigsirianni7272 I listed to it and it was instructive to say the least. Anyone who studies with you is going to really improve. FYI...By coincidence I met Jerry LoMonaco and sang for him while a voice student at Southern Ill University in Edwardsville, IL He was a friend of my teacher Dale Moore I had no idea who he was but my teacher taught many of the same things you talk about. Also, in a singing contest in Illinois I heard J Hadley sing Che Gelida while in school. He was really great and I wondered who he was studying with. It was Jerry L I believe. It's a small world sometimes.
Absolutely brilliant diminuendo on that high note (Bb, B, C?) Not easy!! Bravo Mr Sirianni, LoMonaco has it all.
Many thanks William! Always appreciate the kind words. It was a Bb
Would you ever make a video talking about piano singing (mezza di voce). I feel this concept is what has defined opera as we know it today because most people don’t know what it is supposed to sound like anymore. You do it beautifully in this rendition of “La fleur…”!
honestly... the most impressive voice i've ever heard. I'm from Mexico and I habe never listen so much power and such a clear vowels. I've been watching your LoMonaco series and they are really great videos, but I couldn't find the one dealing with jaw placement, i would love you to re-upload it. Finally, I would love to keep watching more voices transformations (like the ones you have shown) and more "secrets" from LoMonaco technique. wish you the best and hope you're well.
Hello Josue, many thanks for the kind words. I will be uploading some new videos shortly.
By the way, my international debut was in Mexico City.
@@craigsirianni7272 That's amazing, I hope to see a recording of that performance on your channel soon!
Magnificent
Many thanks indeed
Absolutely beautiful!!!!!!
Many thanks!
do you give classes? I write from Argentina
Hello Santiago. Yes I do vocal training over Skype. Let’s communicate through email. Mine is Csirianni3@yahoo.com
really amazing effortless performance, how much breath would you take at first phrase craig? is we need to have full tank
Это было просто потрясающе!!! Спасибо вам большое, Крейг, за такое исполнение.
Hi, love your channel. Do you also teach women beginners or do you know anywhere that can teach this technique to beginner women? I want to learn to sing but I don't know which teacher is good to teach proper technique.
Hello! I do teach beginners and would be happy to help you. Please tell me where you are, and your availability during the week. Many thanks
Great singing! More needed LOL Loved it!!!
Many thanks Rich!
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Craig's voice is gorgeously golden! There is another tenor nowadays who also sings old school with rich understanding of the technical aspect of singing, please also check our Yijie Shi!!!!
Woaw it amazing to listen this aria from you Mr.Craig Sirianni!! I want ask something. You have a really good videos to learn about Lomonaco technique but it seems like you are doing different thing in your videos comparing you are on stage. Is it just because of something you are doing different or it is the good way to learn it exaggerating it all in our body?
The warm up and exercises for LoMonaco are always exaggerated at first and somewhat physical. By the time you get on stage, the voice is already built, so no need to exaggerate.
Wowwww You gave me life And hope too haha I thought that the old school is long gone But thank god we have true powerful tenors like yourself 🙌💚 Bravooo sir
Many thanks for all the kind words!
New Mario del Monaco...best copy
What an unreal tone and beautiful delivery. Holy.
Many thanks!
You have an amazingly beautiful voice!
No artsy fartsy highbrow “musicality” will ever be able to replace a visceral energy of a well produced well developed voice. This is how it was always meant to be. Sing it loud, sing it proud. This squillo pins you to your seat. I’d pay too dollar to hear this beautiful artist sing at the Met.
Great exciting singing Craig! Also as a native Spanish speaker I commend you on your wonderful Spanish pronunciation
Many thanks Mirko!
This is probably the best tenor singing today. Why isn’t he at the Met? Genuinely curious. This is thrilling.
Many thanks for the kind words Jasmina!
Really great👍!
Wow, Stunning singing. My Gosh do I miss this kind of artistry!
As do I my friend! Many thanks for the kind words and for taking the time to watch the video!