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Replying To Your Questions On The Beatles - Galeazzo Frudua | Beatles 2021
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In this video I am replying to some of the main Beatles related questions you posted in the comments. ! Enjoy!
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TIMESTAMPS - Here are the timestamps of all questions and subjects:
00:00 Presentation
00:21 Introduction to this Beatles video
01:03 Is this Beatles tribute band accurate/this Beatles guitar/piano/part played accurately?
02:41 What are the different levels of difficulty in playing The Beatles?
04:45 Dissecting “You’ve got to hide your love away”
08:15 Why did George Harrison always had the hardest guitar part?
09:23 Did the vocal arrangements originate from The Beatles or from George Martin?
13:12 I would like to achieve the gentle Macca vocal tone. Any advice?
14:38 Singing Beatles "Why don't we do it in the road"
15:00 Singing Beatles "Mother Nature's son"
16:49 How do you breakdown the Beatles vocal harmonies like you do? By ear? Any software?
20:48 Do you plan to complete the Beatles Vocal Harmony catalogue?
21:34 Which harmony can I leave out in Set Pepper given we are 4 people?
23:26 May I ask you if there are any of your videos in the past that had mistakes?
25:04 Do you believe there is some truth that Paul McCartney was replaced by Billy Shears?
26:45 Are those real AKG30 microphones in your Hey Jude video cover?
28:29 Which is the singing range of each Beatles?
30:14 Do you still offer the “how to” video you offered a while back?
30:58 Why you sometimes say there’s a further harmony that you disregarded?
31:41 Have you ever considered writing out on sheet the Beatles harmonies you teach?
32:41 Any advice on how to achieve the tone and brightness The Beatles had in their vocals?
34:16 Do you record or create Beatles-que vocal harmonies for producers and writers?
34:58 Have you done a tutorial for the guitar of “I want to hold your hand”?
35:50 I am wondering if you’re planning to break down harmonies for other groups?
36:29 What is your actual job?
37:56 Do you sing in coffee houses?
38:53 Can you read music?
39:30 Are you planning to do “How to sing a cover of Yesterday”?
40:38 Have you wondered how many John’s have you met down the street who never got famous?
42:28 How do rockstars become rockstar? The Paul McCartney case
43:14 Is Paul McCartney aware of you? Have you been contacted by the living Beatles?
46:00 I am surprised about how little you aged. Mind telling your secret?
46:22 Let the “Beatles Inner Light” enter you.
47:02 Are you Croatian?
47:13 How did you start the Beatles Vocal Harmony channel?
49:29 Are you going to upload any “Improve your singing“ videos anymore?
50:43 Conclusion
LINKS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO:
Learn How to Sing Junk by Paul McCartney:
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Hey Jude Ultimate Beatles Cover:
• Hey Jude ULTIMATE BEAT...
Link to the If I fell coaching video lesson: www.youtube.co...
Link to my Yesteday cover: • Yesterday Paul McCartn...
Link to my Guitar Making School: htts://www.corsodiliuteriaelettrica.it
Link to my If I Fell vocal harmony lesson: • How to sing If I Fell ...
Ryohei Kanayama UA-cam channel: / goldmine196909
Andrew Lubman UA-cam channel: / allyouneedislub
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Galeazzo, you make the world a better place. Not only you have an amazing talent, but your willingness to share your knowledge so unselfishly is a gift for which we cannot thank you enough.
Thank you so much for this comment, you nailed my intention :)
You put that so well.
Thank you all for the nice comments!
Totally deserved. You are such a giving soul ...
Seriously - the best 51mins 12 secs I've spent in a long long time - I forgot to say earlier the knowledge and advice and insight you have provided over the years has helped me so much - I can't thank you enough - Really words fail me - Please chat more as you have in this vid - it was great - Thanks again
Wherever Massimo is, I'm pretty sure he's also thinking of you, Galeazzo.
This is wonderful. What a beautiful gift you have of capturing the magic of the melodies and musical breakdown that is behind our beloved Beatles music. Been watching you for a few years now, just fabulous. Thank you for sharing.
Love from the USA 🇺🇸
You are amazing sir! Thank you for all you have given to the Beatles community! You are an inspiration...
I’m grateful I had the time today to watch this entirely from beginning to end. Galeazzo, your passion is contagious. We are out here: we who use the word “love” to capture our feelings for The Beatles, and it will never go away. Thank you for continuing to breathe life into this love.
Galeazzo FOREVER!!
Hey Galeazzo - you are a treasure and a great educator. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your hard work and videos.
So good to see your passion for the Beatles.
You say exactly what we want to know, which is: Why were they so especial ?
I always want to know why I’m so crazy about the Beatles and you help me to understand because you are one too.
Bravissimo e simpatico
You are really quite the maestro! Please, keep up the great work - musically and forensically/historically.🎸👨🏼⚕️🎸😁✌️💟
Teaching the world using one's 2nd language takes incredible intellect and self-confidence. Grazie Professore. Con grande rispetto
Thank you! 😃
Mr. Frudua: Thank you so much for your extraordinary videos👏🏻🙂💥. Your willingness to share of your musical gift, your knowledge about The Beatles is commendable💥. I'm a Beatles fan since my childhood and greatly enjoy listening to your melodious voice. Also, I'm always delighted to listen to the Beatles harmonies when you sing and never tire of doing so! John's voice is tricky for me to imitate; however, when you sing it individually, I can reproduce it😊! Many thanks and be blessed‼️🙌🏻 🙋♀️🎸🎶🥁🎻🎶🌷
Viva Great Britain 🇬🇧!
Viva Italy 🇮🇹 !
Ciao Galeazzo, ti seguo da tanti anni ma e' la prima volta che ti scrivo. In questo video sei cosi autentico, che mi viene la pelle d'oca. Grazie per tutto quello che fai per noi. Un abbraccio! Adelina
Grazie per il supporto :)
Thank you Galeazzo! I’ve followed your channel for like ten years now, back in the time when it was called imcarrying, your videos have helped me so much since I was like 14! 🇲🇽
Sono un fan dei Beatles da quando avevo 13 anni e la cosa sorprendente è che avevo 13 anni nel 2005, non nel 74. Volevo solo dirti che se solo potessi, parlerei con te dei Beatles per settimane consecutive senza dormire. E ovviamente canterei e suonerei con te le loro canzoni. Complimenti ancora.
You are my favorite UA-camr. Thank you.
La musica dei Beatles cambiò la mia vita. Per questo motivo è un grandissimo piacere ascoltarti. Oltre ad essere un raffinato liutaio, sei un profondo ed esperto conoscitore di quelle incredibili sfumature sonore e vocali dei quattro di Liverpool. E quello che mi colpisce di più è percepire la tua devota passione per la loro musica: segno di amore e rispetto. Grazie.
I've been listening to and singing Beatles for almost all my life (I'm 67), and I thought I knew almost all their songs. But I had to stop this vídeo to listen to Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds again. And there it was !!!! Di - i - a - monds. Lucy will never be the same to me!! I'm so glad and so thankful to you for opening my old ears to this little sweet detail. And for sure my ears will be alert to other details like this one. At 20:00.
This kind of comments is what motivates me to go further with those videos.
Dear M. Frudua: You are part of Beatles history, in my opinion.
By the way, what you describe at about the eighteen minute mark is the rare but scientifically-valid phenomenon of *synesthesia*. Remarkable!
So happy to see you again & listen to your insight & experience sharing your Beatles' journey. You are on the mark with so many things you said here, & so gracious with all the the videos you have posted & contributed to us Beatles fans all over the world. Thank you !
What a lovely intelligent talented guy you are - as well as your musical talent, the observations you make about the luck of "success" and the mindset of the members of the Beatles are fantastic - I can only add "Write & record honestly for the joy of it" and enjoy living in a world with a guy like this - A TRUE MUSICIAN AND GOOD MAN
I’ve been watching your videos pretty much from the beginning and it’s clear the work that goes in to them and it’s very much appreciated by the fans. I listen to the Beatles almost every day and the best compliment that I can offer to you is that your videos ensure that the best band in the world are made even more interesting than they had been previously to me.
Understanding the harmonies firstly tells me that they were even better than I thought they were and that making a harmony sound simple is sometimes very far from actually being simple.
It takes a great talent to write and perform these songs but it also takes a great talent to be able to decode the harmonies and present them in isolation.
Bravo!
The song I'm missing is the last part of happiness is a warm gun. But fantastic job!
So happy to see this video
Galeazzo, you look a bit like Paul))
Special thanks for your great work!
Ciao maestro,
Come stei? Thank you very much for your video tutorials. I've greatly benefited from them by recreating Beatles' songs to the enjoyment of both myself and my family. Please keep on doing and celebrating the amazingly talented musical group in the history of rock music!
Ci videamo a presto!
Please permit me to say I Love what you’re doing! You are simply amazing.
This was wonderful to watch! Thank you so much. I do not have a pleasant voice, the left over German accent doesn’t help but I love to sing anyway. I’m 74 and just learning guitar and having fun. Looking forward to the lyrics.
Bravo Galleazo 👏🏻😇♥️
Thankz sir,this"beatle,can ,I lernd,,this all vocal,harmony,,beatle"
This is wonderful…! Thank you for your amazing talents , insights on the Beatles’ music, and your great work!
I enjoyed a lot the video! And forza Bologna!
You are the best!!! I learned so much from you!!! Thank you!!!👏👏👏👏
Wow, most insightful. Thank you! 🙋♂️👍👏
wow i can't believe
He’s so right - about everything Beatles - one thing in particular. The chord inversions. I started as a jazz player chordally. You cannot play different inversions - bass notes in particular. In other words if they use a lot of open chords ,sometimes with a capo or alternate tuning . If you play say an E chord with a G# in the bass it will clash with the bass. You’ve got to be acutely aware of Paul’s basslines.
The fact that Paul came up with a busy bass line in Something, and made it work says volumes of how well they intuitively they played together .
I know George thought it was too busy initially . If you just played the root of the chords,on the beat or backbeat it would sound terrible.
I say that as I’ve heard bands wing it without Paul’s line . It sounded terrible.
Gracias Maestro for this video.
Thank you so much for what you do. I have watched many of your videos and enjoy them all. I am not in a band and I will likely never sing what I have learned from you. Still, your videos makes my life richer. Like many others, I am curious about the harmonies and the intricate aspects of the Beatles music and you unlock all the secrets. So, many of us are not musicians or singers but still get a lot from your videos. One tiny side note. I only speak one language, English, and you speak at least two so you are way ahead of me. But it took me a long time to figure out what your were saying when you pronounced "unison." You say you-NEE-zon. We say YOU-ni-sun! (ni: short i like in "hip"' and "sun" with an s sound, not a z). Keep up the good work. I just sent you a modest donation to express my thanks.
I've received and replyed to you Eric. Thank you for both the support and pronunciation suggestions, they're well accepted!
Indeed it was very modest :)
I can’t recall which author said this about one of his contemporaries -I’ll use Faulkner as a default-
“ Faulkner is very modest, and has much to be modest about “
- Sounds like Oscar Wilde type of wit , but it’s not.
Please take what I wrote in the sense it was meant.
More content like this please!
HELLO! こんにちは^ ^ Qand A thank you for your kindness .HAVE a nice day!
Excellent,as always.Hi from Georgia.Watch every your videos.Thank you
Your comments about the tempos used by cover artists and amateurs (like me!) are absolutely correct. Most people play at a quicker tempo than the originals, and even then will still rush the tempo. Even Paul McCartney does this with his own band! Scott Joplin wrote on the score of one of his piano pieces "Do not play this piece fast. It is never right to play ragtime fast." The same is true for many classic Rock&Roll songs, I feel. Thank you for bring so much clarity to Beatles' music analysis.
You're welcome, I am glad you appreciate. BTW I am referring to some speeding up the tempo, for example when playing a quitar, faster than the drums that are playing along.
Let's wach
Perfect, pure, and raw emotion. Excellent!
I perform as Paul in a full dress tribute ( Cincinnati, Ohio ) and have turned to you for pointers a few times. I enjoy your work and watched your kitten grow :) - Hadn't heard from you in a while. It is very good to see you are still out there kicking and screaming - oooooo, yeah yeah yeah!
Thank you for sharing all this ideas
Enjoyed very much. Thanks!
I did not ask the question, perhaps because I watched all the videos on the channel and it is difficult for me to imagine what I can ask about. Thanks.
GooD)))))))
hahahaha Meront
Brilliant video, thank you 🙏
Thx so much for this, keep up the great work you’re doing!!
you teach everything very well!
Appx 25:00 when discussing Paul McCartney being replaced by Billy Shears: I've always thoughtthe same, that the Beatles in time would be regarded in the timeless categories enjoyed by the legacies such as Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart.
Thanks .Love from Bulgaria ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Galeazzo, when you make your beatles Audio range video, remember that often they would speed up or slow down the tape, only by maybe 2 semi tones, but this hsould also be taken into consideration on the vocal video's and the range video's etc.
Only two semitones ! That a whole note ...
Oh my looooord how did I miss this?
Brilliant. What incredible insight.
This should be on NetFlix ;)
Really enjoyed the video (and thanks for the "shout-out"!)
I also laid on the carpet with the 2 speakers facing each other and my head between them !!!
👍👍👍
You just ROCK ! Thank you
The best video you could possibly ever make
Excellent!
I know It’s late for questions. I guess you have notice that the song: “You won’t see me” it’s tempo gets slower. Even in the remastering of 2009 you can percibe this situation. It’s the only song I’ve detect. Cheers my friend !!! 👍👍👍
I'm hoping for more piano tutorials:D especially martha my dear! Great video
Are you a fan of great Italian composers such as Domenico Scarlatti or especially Muzio Clementi who was Beethoven's greatest influence......or great pianist such as Arturo Michelangelli (my fav) and Maurizio Pollini
Thanks ❤
Thank you for your work. Is there any chance you do more piano tutorials? Specially hey bulldog. You’re by far the best teacher on UA-cam
Capo! Saludos desde argentina
I've always thought that Girl was played with capo 8, E minor shape... I was wrong? Great job Gale, as always
GF love the video
First of all I thank you Galeazzo for being so openly generous.
I wonder if the beautiful song "Yes it is" was dedicated by John to his beloved mother Julia, too early and tragically dead. In the film "Nowhere boy" we see Julia wearing red (scarlet) clothes always. Besides, those lyrics "everybody knows, I'm sure" seem to refer to Julia's uncommonly free living way.
¿Am I right?
I have never considered this Hector but why not? It might also be!
Wonderful video Galeazzo, yet again. I thoroughly enjoyed it and value your passion for the Beatles. Donation is on its way. I love Italy and the Italians but do you wish you were born in England and were a teenager in the sixties? I do feel privileged to have that honour and my wife’s aunty and uncle are from Liverpool and we have friends from there who know the Beatles landscape well. I can say no more but my son, a professional musician has a close connection with a McCartney offspring.
25:10 is the only correct reaction to such question. Lol.
I did the same as you when I was young placing a speaker on either ear ..lol..Ahh you have made clear the idea of the three part harmony concerning the Beatles...and let me tell you ..you have mastered the Beatles vocals...Johns and Paul's and Georges..to me anyways..I have followed you for a long time because I love the Beatles and you are immensely talented..Did you know here in my part of America that the most popular nationality in terms of .....if one could choose what ethnicity to be ....the most popular answer is Italian...when I grew up the girls always liked the Italian guys...I know that is a useless piece of trivia
.but I often wonder if Italians from Italy know how popular their American bothers and sisters are in terms of their work ethic .and family values...
Very interesting I love US people and my country. Thank you very much!
Galeazzo, you are the Galileo Galilea of Beatles music! In other words you are the master engineer of the breakdown and reproduction of Beatles music
Hello, im from brazil, we love your channel
It's curious to know why the Beatles very rarely thanked or gave the true credit to people who helped them such as Martin, Emerick, or even Epstein. Maybe they wanted to always protect their legacy by always being the main ones who were responsible to their success when in reality that's not true at all. Great video!!
They would never be The Beatles if they weren't exactly as they were. Everything they were was perfect for them till the last few seconds they lasted.
Any news on the video about vocal ranges? I couldn't find it and would be very interested. Thank you so much for everything!
Just type Frudua vocal range here in YT :)
I think u should consider doing something about the Beach Boys... Brian Wilson was a genius about arranging armonies, producing and composing, he was one of the first to use inversion of the chords on the bass in pop, even Elton John said it was a huge inspiration.
Pet Sounds actually inspired Sgt Peppers and as you probably know God Only Knows is one of Paul's all time favourite songs.
Such an underrated artist, cause everybody knows Beach Boys just as the funny "summer tune" band... but they created also really cool and experimental stuff, and they were the real rivals of the Beatles even more than Rolling Stones imo.
Not true. Good bass players have been playing major,and minor scales starting on the third or minor third ,fifth or any other notes in respect to chord inversions etc.
You’re comparing hacks that only play root - fifth to actual bass players.
Jamerson, Kay,and McCartney certainly changed the idea of melodic bass playing in the sixties.
Brian was not playing anything special on the bass, those creative bass lines were Carol Kay or Joe Osborn on the evolved Beach Boys material.
I’m not knocking Brian, he’s beyond brilliant .
What makes Paul different is he wrote melodies ,and lyrics,and performed as a singing bassist in popular music.
Nobody had done that before to the degree of Paul’s melodic,and harmonic sense.
@@jacquescousteau217 We all agree Paul is amazing for sure. But even he himself admitted he was inspired by Brian's work (and the other way around too), Sgt Pepper's came from Pet Sounds that came from Rubber Soul, it was a cool exchange of inspirations. I'm sure the other artists had a great impact on them too...
Brian was even inspired by the vocal and jazz groups of the 40s and 50s like the Four Freshmen, the Ronnetes etc.. and even Gershwin and Faurè.
Art and music is all about influences and making new things with those, "growing on the shoulders of giants".
It's also interesting that both Brian and Paul started as bassists to became great arrangers and songwriters. He was not the first to do that, but he was one of the first to make that popular in pop. I mean if Elton John said it we can believe it, he is a great and educated piano player.
Brian was not just a good player, he had a vision for his compositions, he upgraded the producing game, so did the beatles, Paul in particular cause he was the one who was more into chords, harmony and structure, like Brian was the creative mind behind the beach boys songs.
Fantástico!👏
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Will you ever teach the acoustic guitar parts for us. Just a simple run through showing the chords for intermediate players.
Very,very,very interesting
Galeazzo . . I don't know if you recall Paul McCartney complimenting Kenny Rankin on his versions of Beatle songs. "Penny Lane" and "Blackbird". Senore' I was hoping you might explain
Kenny Rankin's unique approach to singing Beatle songs? Ciao'
I'll check it out thank you!
Dear M. Frudua
What would be you imput on , the possability that there could be an connection between John Lennon & Mark Staycer I'm looking forward to see what you think ? & If you listen to "Abracadabra Listen to the picture -( any track/song ) all are John's voice and the Album was released around 2010... What do you think !!
I was happy that somebody asked you the question about the Billy Shears situation.
There is a guy here on UA-cam who has a Paul is dead channel and he makes the most preposterous claims.
So I started posting comments refuting those claims, but did he address them like a man?
No, instead he blocked me LOL
Now his new thing is that the Beatles didn't write their own music. And to prove this he says that in Nowhere Man John makes use of a minor plagal cadence, but yet John claimed to have no musical education. That supposedly proves that he didn't write the song 😂
I told the guy when I write songs I use minor plagal cadences also, because I learned it from listening to the Beatles, so I incorporated it into my songs.
I'm sure John learned it like that also because the Beatles were born before rock and roll, and it's commonplace in some of the standards that were popular in their youth.
I told him it's a simple as going from the IV chord to the I chord except you play the major IV, then the minor IV, before returning to the I chord.
Be that as it may, keep up the good work because you really love, respect, and do justice to The Beatles work.
Beatles Forever Paisano 💙
Great Q&A. I have a question though. What is Paul's & John's octave ranges? I read that John's is 2.83 Octaves & Paul's is 4 according to google.
Galeazzo, thank you for your awesome work and sharing with all. One question, apology if answered already, are you using an effect for each vocal track? It sounds almost doubled by chorus or reverb, I'd like to know. Thank you again!
Where do you mean?
@@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony Thank you so much for the reply. For example, in your demo of Eight Days A Week at marker 2:50 and 3:50, the recording quality sounds as if doubled, like a stereo chorus effect or something being used, even though an isolated track. How do you get that sound? Thank you again for your amazing work!
@@michaelaparsons1 Hi, I simply double track the vocals, I sing them twice.
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I believe all of the Beatles (excluding Ringo) were tenors. Paul was the only one with any type of training so he was able to use his full vocal range. John and George just sung in a comfortable register for them
John was definitely a high baritone. Arguably George was a low tenor.
@@LeChaunce it’s just the tone of their voice isn’t that of a baritone to me. Maybe it’s their nasally accent that gives their singing voice that tone. But John hits G4s with relative easy a note that would have a heavier sound than that of a tenor. I still believe all 3 of them were tenors that just sung in registers that were comfortable for them.
@@LeChaunce And the reason I brought up training is because before I did vocal warmups I was able to hit G4’s with ease but A4-B4 was a push. But after I did some training I’m now able to go above a D5 in my chest if I need to. I hear Paul as a trained tenor and John and George as untrained tenors
what vocal training did paul have that the others didn’t?
@@cocosevens5845 I’m not sure honestly but with his range and vocal control he had to have some sort of training even if self taught
Hello
Would you consider making a harmony tutorial on “the night before” track?
Regards will :)
Volià /watch?v=_AWwbY_GnEc
Are you from Spain or Italy Galeazzo. Your very good wherever your from.
I'm from Italy 47:02
Ciao Galeazzo, prima di tutto grazie mille per tutto ciò hai fatto e che farai su questo canale! La tua stima dei Beatles come cantanti credo sia giustamente condivisa con moltissimi musicisti e a questo proposito ti allego questo link su YT ua-cam.com/video/eTxRpOwDdrM/v-deo.html e, se avrai la pazienza di ascoltare Paul cantare My love almeno dal minuto 3', (ma forse conoscerai già il video) ti sarai chiesto : ma come fa un uomo di 67 anni (era il 2009) ad arrivare a quelle note e con tale nonchalance ? E pensare che già all'epoca la sua voce non era più quella dei trent'anni!
Paul è stato sicuramente uno dei più grandi cantanti e compositori del '900 ed insieme a John e George rimarrà nella storia della musica, fai bene ad ascoltare solo loro, ascolti il meglio del meglio!
First of all thank you for all these videos. I can imagine how time consuming and difficult they are to do. I have one question. Would you ever consider critiquing Paul McCartney (and band) covering Beatles songs? In other words, pretend Macca is a fan of your channel with a tribute band asking for your opinion as to how authentically he covers the Beatles?
:))) That's truly weird but.....mhhhhh
@@TheBeatlesVocalHarmony LOL!! So perhaps?
The verses on the song “baby you’re rich man” are sang in falsetto?
Over the past year I have done my own vocal covers of every Beatle song (with many thanks to your great videos for help with the harmonies!) I am curious to know, have you recorded all their songs too or are there any that you have not attempted?
“You Know My Name” is probably on that list.
@@b1j Ah yes and actually I must correct myself. I did not attempt 'You Know My Name..." or "Revolution 9" 😂
Love the content.
But to the camera man...
I get it ok?!!!....you have 3 cameras! Lol
I'm getting dizzy over here!!! Lol
I have to listen to the audio and shut the screen off.
Not necessary to switch angles for every sentence. It's more distracting than interesting.