DIMASH Reaction Vocal Coach 'Omir Oter'

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
  • William reacts to the powerful message of life, old age and death and compares Dimash's singing method to a world-famous operatic tenor, Juan Diego Florez.
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  • @jimwallace3441
    @jimwallace3441 Рік тому +18

    So sorry you lost your Father but couldn’t get back to be with him. I really enjoy your comments. This was one of my favorite songs from his digital concert. I was very happy when it was finally released. The words “mean something”. We should all listen and make our mark. Thank you.

  • @anniebygrave9300
    @anniebygrave9300 Рік тому +2

    Wonderful reaction to this beautiful and haunting song William. I very much enjoyed it and it was so instructive to see Juan Diego Flores teaching just the things that Dimash does to a student with such a fine voice. It makes everything Dimash does more noticeable to us the watchers and listeners. Thank you.
    I'm so sorry about your father. So many people lost family members during the pandemic and were unable to get to them in time before they passed. Take comfort from the fact that he passed in surgery, quietly and without stress, fear or pain. He would have just floated out and maybe even thought 'oh, look, I guess I died down there, but I'm still here', and then travelled off to the next stage in his life journey. Not much comfort to those left behind I'm afraid, but we have to take comfort where we can. It comes to us all in the end. We just have to make sure we have a good, kind and loving life on earth and make the very best of it that we can. Hugs to you 💞

  • @anahills3836
    @anahills3836 Рік тому +8

    Thanks for sharing your story. The words to this song always remind me of the end of Ecclesiastes in the Bible (the end of chapter 11 and the first half of chapter 12.) It took me a while to enjoy this song but now I really do. You will have to take a look at the MV for it also. One reactor said that in this video that you watched, when Dimash goes into black and white at the end while the kobyz player stays in colour that is shows that even after the singer is gone, the music goes on.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +1

      That’s interesting you took a while to warm to it. I was smitten instantly. ❤️

    • @anahills3836
      @anahills3836 Рік тому

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach I liked the words but not the tune.

  • @ИринаАнатольева-х9ю

    I'm sorry about your father, William. My condolences. I hope good music will heal your emotional wound.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much. Everything is fine now but for a year it was difficult. This song really connected me to my father but I didn't cry!! Progress!

    • @ИринаАнатольева-х9ю
      @ИринаАнатольева-х9ю Рік тому

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach Our dads remain in our hearts...

  • @isabelfortuneteller
    @isabelfortuneteller Рік тому +6

    Dear William, so sorry for your loss.. Thank you for sharing that story ❤️🖤❤️ Dimash brings us so many healing moments. With this one he hit us midships during the Digital Show, and even without knowing the lyrics it was a very moving experience for all of us. Especially knowing what this one means to you, you definitely should watch the MV as well, either with or without us 😉. I can't think of any other young superstar who thinks & feels like this, with such vision & compassion ❤️
    Speaking of Kazakh, it's a Turkic language so you're right it has no kinship to Russian. The Kazakh language is still under pressure in KZ, and Dimash promotes it whenever he can. His Kazakh songs are mostly not that flashy in the acrobatic sense, but they are all the more stunning imo & I'm so glad you're getting to them! He has that special connection when he sings his own language, very hard to describe. Try Adai + Daididau from the Bastau concert, you'll need to watch to the very end ❤️ Also Samaltau, either the Tokyo Jazz version or the Digital Show. Pure beauty & poetry ❤️

  • @ВераУсик-ь7п
    @ВераУсик-ь7п Рік тому +10

    Всегда очень интересно слушать Вас.Очень часто слушаю именно эту песню. Музыка и оранжировка совершенные. Меня очень радует, что вокруг Димаша собралась такая замечательная команда людей, которые помогают ему воплощать в жизнь творческие задумки. А поддержка его родных вообще неоценима. Димаш счастливейший из людей. Дай Бог здоровья и долголетия всем его родным и близким. По Вашему рассказу я поняла, что Вы потеряли своего отца.К сожалению, мы не всегда из-за занятости, или по другим причинам достаточно уделяем время своим родителям.
    Но остаётся память о родном человеке. Будем всегда помнить своих родных и близких. С уважением к Вам. Донецк.

  • @suedouglas5455
    @suedouglas5455 Рік тому +3

    The Music Video of this is also amazing!

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому

      I’ve just watched it. Very dramatic setting in the opera house!

  • @MdRobin-bv5gv
    @MdRobin-bv5gv Рік тому +2

    Love that you have so much knowledge of Dimash! This song makes me cry to!🇺🇸❤️🇰🇿

  • @paublaramirez7704
    @paublaramirez7704 Рік тому +1

    Hola William, me gustan mucho tus análisis a las canciones de Dimash, son didácticos y llenos de sentimientos, esta canción es tan hermosa con un mensaje profundo, la verdad que así como te acordó de tu Padre y de las penas y dolor que esto envuelve, también a mi me hizo meditar sobre mis Padres, aún tengo el privilegio de tener a los dos vivos, pero ya muy envejecidos y esta canción cantada tan bellamente y con mucha sensibilidad de Dimash me hizo pensar en lo rápido que pasa la vida, casi sin darte cuenta, entonces solo podremos atesorar los recuerdos en nuestros corazones.. La canción menciona que nuestra estrella no se apague, por lo tanto hay que mantener vivos nuestros sueños y motivaciones...
    Dimash sabe llegar al corazón porque el mismo medita en las cosas profundas de la vida y nos transmite su motivación para que nosotros mismos busquemos nuestra estrella, mientras duren nuestros días..
    Un gran abrazo desde Chile y lamento la pérdida de tu Padre 🙏❤️🇨🇱

  • @adriennecrosby337
    @adriennecrosby337 Рік тому +3

    I love your assessment of talent! You are such a kind and talented spirit! ❤️❤️❤️. Thank You

  • @mahamadaliishpulatov9473
    @mahamadaliishpulatov9473 Рік тому +9

    Спасибо дорогой за красивую грамотную разбор. Димаш каждым исполнением той же песни добавляет новые краски. Не повторяется никогда.

  • @silviasabato4762
    @silviasabato4762 Рік тому +29

    Amazing Dimash, as always his performance is perfect ❤❤thanks William !!!

  • @nancyhashiguchi8470
    @nancyhashiguchi8470 Рік тому +1

    amazing!!!

  • @Tatiana-no8dq
    @Tatiana-no8dq Рік тому +1

    Dimash's singing technique is highly professional! But I would like you to appreciate his highest spirituality! Dimash is a personality, which we all should be equal to. This song contains the deepest spiritual, moral and emotional meaning!

  • @craigmitchell604
    @craigmitchell604 Рік тому

    My goodness Mr. Bangkok! Who does it like you?
    Thank you God for Dimash! Nobody does it like he does. Ever.
    And to you, Mr. Bangkok, my fine fellow, thank you for your most sublime reaction!
    So sincerely sorry for your loss.
    I love you my brother.

  • @Tricia_K
    @Tricia_K 8 місяців тому +1

    Yes, I'm a little late to the party, but I just wanted to thank you so very much for this great reaction/analysis to Dimash that as always, is both fascinating and entertaining, and the best I've heard for one of my favourite ever performances - and that's coming from someone who's now watched a total of 5,871 reactions to Dimash (excluding replays!) And no, that's not an exaggeration, but yes, I can see why some might say I have a problem - however, I prefer to think of it as simply being a connoisseur of sharing the very best of music, and with Dimash being the best singer to ever grace our lowly planet... well, what else is a girl to do?! :) 😜 😇🤔👽 😆

  • @mrwind4098
    @mrwind4098 Рік тому +4

    Thank you William for another awesome reaction William on one of my favorite Dimash songs. You have really become one of my go-to reactors for Dimash ( I have watched a lot of them). A lot of the reactors just comment on the surface level or go for the crazy facial wow expressions and histrionics but you speak with authenticity and authority (where it's applicable). I love it when you point out certain things that I haven't heard anyone mentioning about Dimash, beside the technicality but also the other Dimash's quality like his embracing both feminine and masculine power, his healing power and his artistic integrity. You have earned another subscriber and fan William. As a request, it would be a great pleasure to me if you react to another Dimash's song (Qairan Eilim) where Dimash also sings in his native language. That song is also similar to Omir Oter as it is rather underrated and less flashy but the song has a special place in his heart (you will know when you listen to the song and the read the lyrics). If possible, I recommend you watch the MV version instead of the live version since the Music Video was also Dimash's directorial debut. LinKL ua-cam.com/video/K45qdRAIWaM/v-deo.html. As a director yourself, you will be the perfect reactor to comment on other aspects beside Dimash's vocal ability. Dimash is really an incredibly talented individual with many gifts to offer to the world beside his phenomenal vocal ability. Sending love to you from USA! (Hope your leg is getting better)

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +1

      Hello Mr Wind, thank you for your lovely words. I don't see the point in watching and just pulling faces, though I know that's what a 'reaction' video is!! (Histrionics is a great word!!!) I try to bring something useful. I go with where my mind takes me because I have had so much experience in so many genres (from Early Music to Classical Crossover, pop, folk, opera and lieder.) I cross-reference where I can because I feel that, by bringing in other thoughts and ideas, we come nearer to understand the genius of Dimash.

    • @mrwind4098
      @mrwind4098 Рік тому

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach Thanks for reply. I want to share with you something: ua-cam.com/video/hwcyGD_IT-E/v-deo.html (Part 1), ua-cam.com/video/Fv7-NWUhljE/v-deo.html (Part 2) I'm not sure if you have watched this but this is an interview with Dimash by a famous Kazakh reporter. It's a rare chance we can learn a lot about him in a more personal way as generally Dimash tries to avoid talking about his personal life and wants people to focus on his art. In the video, there is a short clip of a young Dimash (like 8,9 years old) speaking in an interview. There is a lot of insight into his genius and his soul from the interview. Highly recommend!

  • @elisabethstermo9396
    @elisabethstermo9396 Рік тому +1

    I'm sorry for the loss of your father William. 😔 I lost my mother in September 2019. And I think about her every night and day. 🥺 I really miss her. I lost my father in 1996 when I was 30. And I think of him in so many ways because I'm just like him. Love from Norway 🇳🇴

  • @lauracovarrubias8895
    @lauracovarrubias8895 Рік тому +4

    Dimash is simply amazing, ❤ great reaction 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I love your environment, it is a beautiful paradise.😍

  • @nantampa4922
    @nantampa4922 Рік тому +57

    One of my favorite song. He introduced this at his digital concert and I couldn’t wait for it to be released. He made a MV of it but this version hits my soul emotional. He has a playlist with many songs from the digital concert. Pop song BE WITH ME. Kazakhstan song SAMALTAU. Many great songs. Thank you for promoting Dimash. Love your channel 😊

    • @jameswallace-vf1tt
      @jameswallace-vf1tt Рік тому

      I should have read your comment before I wrote one. I wrote virtually the same thing. I even asked Dears what the name of this song was. I just described the scene and someone was kind enough to tell me the name. It remains a favorite.

  • @marantonio9103
    @marantonio9103 Рік тому

    This is one of his songs that moves me. I'm glad you reacted to it.

  • @lindah3803
    @lindah3803 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing. Heart felt.

  • @KathySwampQueen
    @KathySwampQueen Рік тому +2

    Yes...the song I've been literally begging you to hear "Drunken Concubine " isn't a popular one either (don't understand why tho) Because the vocals are MIND BLOWING 🤯🤯🤯😵‍💫! The mixture of these two are captivating!
    Please give it a listen....promise you won't regret it!

  • @valentinaquinteros9588
    @valentinaquinteros9588 Рік тому

    Hola yo te empecé a seguir solo por que tu reaccinaste a mi cantante favorito Dimash saludos desde Chile

  • @ЕлизаветаКадыргалиева

    Thank you for being honest with us. Signed up for your channel recently. Now you are one of my favourite reactioners. I'm glad to be a contemporary with Dimash and to be a witness of how you are discovering the world of Dimash. Great!

  • @caithlin4306
    @caithlin4306 Рік тому

    Definitely one of his best...can't remember if I already sent you all the links of his songs I feel are songs everyone needs to experience or not but after listening to this one again I think it should Def be on the list as well. You're reactions are much appreciated ..you come across as being a kind and gentle soul and there's a depth to your reactions that make them so much more meaningful so thank you for that.... So sorry for your loss. 💕

  • @lindabrabantpolidori
    @lindabrabantpolidori Рік тому +1

    Go listen to qazaqkastan Sorry wrote It wrong tributo to his citty

  • @AriadnaGilman
    @AriadnaGilman 3 місяці тому

    You can't even imagine how touched I was by your reaction... I was shocked by the fact that you absolutely hit the mark, your inner understood everything, even without knowing the exact translation of the song, and the words are so deep, the English translation is not quite accurate and can not convey the full meaning.... I think that many of the things you are talking about Dimash does intuitively, he has a certain instinct for how to perform a song. Of course, we, ordinary listeners, don't understand Dimash's “technology of sound extraction” (lol), but we are conquered by his “living” of any composition... Blessed memory to your father!

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  3 місяці тому +1

      Thank you so much for your wonderful comments. They mean so much to me. -Will

  • @cristianadamian4491
    @cristianadamian4491 Рік тому

    I COME BACK!!!REACT TO THE VIDEO!!SORRY FOR OTHERS!!❤❤❤❤👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @teresaz-l2963
    @teresaz-l2963 Рік тому +4

    Ich denke, der Titel klingt mehr Türkisch als Arabisch. Russisch, es ist eine slawische Sprache, wie polnisch oder tschechisch

  • @ludmilagoldin2542
    @ludmilagoldin2542 Рік тому +27

    Thanks so much William. The great reaction professional! Very very interesting!! I love this epic and emotional song! Dimash is incredible Artist and Singer ❤️!!!! Greetings from Israel 🇮🇱🥰

  • @andyuru963
    @andyuru963 Рік тому +28

    Un talentoso de otro planeta con esas dinámicas graves en un tema espectacular . Es el mejor cantante de todos los tiempos sin duda . Saludos desde uruguay

  • @LiLaSi.
    @LiLaSi. Рік тому +40

    William this reaction was my most favorite for a long time, thank you! ❤
    This song is one of my favorites from Dimash, for all the reasons that you mentioned. Dimash has many "less flashy" songs and some of them are quite underrated. But that's the magic of him. He is a poet, as you said. He uses his crafted-to-perfection-skills TO SERVE THE SONG. And he feels exactly what each song needs. Just like in this one he felt that he should make room for that unbelievably beautiful and evocative instrumentation. So he paved the way with his vocals for our emotions to explode right when the music took over. Genious and just pure artistry. I'll prepare for you a list of songs that I feel you may love but usually are not part of Dears' top suggestions.
    And huge thanks for the titbits of Juan Diego Florez course 🙏 it was absolutely exciting to watch and enlightening about Dimash's technique as well as about how much work in detail and precision is involved in order for singers to achieve greatness!

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +21

      Dimash exits the songs and allows the instrumentalists to finish. How many front guys would do that? They nearly ALWAYS come back in at the end!! Dimash is a true artiste.

    • @teresaz-l2963
      @teresaz-l2963 Рік тому +5

      Die top suggestions von Dears wären solche Lieder wie Omir Oter, aber es werden keine Lieder, die den Reaktoren ( ich spreche nicht über Voice Coach) und breiter Publikum gefallen werden.

    • @LiLaSi.
      @LiLaSi. Рік тому +8

      @@teresaz-l2963 exactly, thanks for the clarification. I didn't mean that songs like Omir Oter are not popular within Dears. I meant exactly what you said. That Dears' suggestions to reactors are usually about songs that are more likely to be received enthusiastically.

    • @kalliopesensei3023
      @kalliopesensei3023 Рік тому +15

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach Totally agree! Also, because he understands on a deep level the songs he interprets, he always chooses the best way to convey its meaning and emotion. He’s first and foremost at the service of the song. To me, he’s not only a masterful vocalist, but also an amazing storyteller, as well as a soulful, genuine artist and musician.

    • @kalliopesensei3023
      @kalliopesensei3023 Рік тому +8

      I concur with everything you said Dear!

  • @jennifergiacinto8210
    @jennifergiacinto8210 Рік тому +24

    William, thank you for this beautiful reaction. I enjoyed seeing the teacher Juan Diego Flórez with his student, so to speak. Flórez had great technique. It was a perfect way to demonstrate how Dimash hits these incredible notes without tiring out his voice. You should see the official video for this song as well: it perfectly demonstrates how short life is, life flashing before your eyes, and in old age, hope that you have made a strong impact in life.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +6

      Florez teaching is great to watch and that student has natural height in his voice but not as high a Dimash!!!

  • @joyvoice8754
    @joyvoice8754 Рік тому +12

    Wow, interesting!
    Listen to Dimash makes me happy, touches me so deeply..
    No singer before did this like him.. a blessing...genius.
    Also interesting the video with Juan Diego Flores... fantastic!
    And that is, what Dimash is doing.. we remember what our emotions are and share them! That is, what connects us, let us feel as One, if we are in Thailand, Europe, Africa.. we are all human beings, and that is, what is Dimashs message!!!!
    Thank you for opening your heart,
    Love from Germany

  • @pclig2383
    @pclig2383 Рік тому +12

    Dear William, you should see the MV, it is very touching and beautiful and let you understand better the meaning and message of the song.
    The story of the song "Omir Oter"
    The author of the music Renat Gaisin recalls with a smile how this melody suddenly overtook him in the car while he was driving through the evening Almaty. It didn't even have to be recorded, because it regularly "reminded" of itself, repeating itself in my head for several months.
    When asked what inspired Renat to create such a heartfelt composition, the musician immediately remembers his father. Since childhood, he inspired his son that one day he must write something serious. Something that would tell about the true soul of the composer.
    "Omir Oter", according to Renat Gaisin, has been lying "on the shelf" since 2009. After finishing the piece, the musician did not understand for a long time who could sing it as emotionally as the melody asked. And only in 2021, the song finally waited for its performer in the person of Dimash Kudaibergen.
    For himself, the composer calls "Omir Oter" an ode to life. An ode to the life of any person who has at least once thought about the meaning of his existence.
    Renat created the arrangement together with Dimash. Many years ago, the musician imagined exactly how this composition should sound. Every day they worked with the performer in the studio, thinking over everything they wanted to put into the sound of the future song.
    The author of the words "Omir Oter" was the famous Kazakh poet Talent Aryngali.
    "Talent is one of the most sought-after modern poets, he has written many wonderful lyrics to songs that have become hits. We worked with him on "Omir Oter" for two or three days. Talent, as a brilliant author of words, having heard me and Dimash, put his heart and soul into this text," Renat shared.
    КлипThe clip was shot by order of JSC "Agency "Khabar". As a result, the idea to make a gift to fans of Dimash's work in honor of the 30th anniversary of Kazakhstan's Independence has acquired real features.
    The story of the creation and the message of the music video "Omir Oter" was revealed by its director Anna Oboyanskaya.
    From the first seconds, a large solemn theater hall appears in front of the viewer. It is empty, and only occasionally people of different ages and genders appear in it, as a symbol that a person comes into this life and leaves it alone.
    Unites all the people in the hall "He" - the image of a person who is out of time. Dimash is a hero who praises life and passes through the past and future of an entire nation.
    The future in this case is behind him in the form of a futuristic shining portal. And throughout the clip, Dimash seems to rotate between an ascetic minimalistic black-and-white portal (unknown future) and a colorful hall (bright present and rich past).
    The legendary past of the people is recalled by the revived outstanding historical figures. They, like the generation of contemporaries, are inspired to listen to their descendant standing on the stage in front of them.
    "The clip symbolically shows people of different eras, ages, genders, estates. These are legendary personalities who have been dead for a long time, but they left behind a great legacy, and ordinary young residents of modern Kazakhstan who have yet to go their way and reach new heights," says Anna Oboyanskaya.
    The turning figure of the clip becomes an old man, whose face is not immediately visible. He walks through an empty hall, nostalgia is read in his every movement, as if he had already been here once. At the key moment, the viewer realizes that this is Dimash, but in a very old age.
    A mature adult man with life experience and a young guy full of energy and aspirations are one. An old man in the auditorium looks at himself as a young man on stage, and his whole life flashes before his eyes. This moment embodies the artist's quote that one day he will also sit in the auditorium as a simple spectator, and he should not be ashamed of his life path.
    The final frame of the clip brings the audience back to the atmosphere of the theater hall, which begins to come to life, and more and more people appear in it. At the same time, the Artist himself goes to his audience here and now.
    And this path does not end…❤️🎤🔝👏👏👏

  • @Snarky_Tart
    @Snarky_Tart Рік тому +16

    I'm sorry for the loss of your father. He sounds like a musical man full of spiritual depth, and it's understandable that this performance would bring him to mind. It's one of my most favourite songs from Dimash, and yours was a moving reaction to it. Not everything must be a high wire act for Dimash to give us the profound beauty that lives inside a composition like this one. Renat Gaissin is one of Dimash's most beloved composers, not only as a musician, but as a human. Renat wrote this song upon the passing of his own father. He put it aside for over a decade, before he found a singer who would understand it. Dimash's incredible interpretation shows us why Renat chose Dimash. Yes, this song was meant for you to find today ❤

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +8

      Oh my goodness, so many links and connections here. It was meant to be. Thanks for your lovely message, as always. ❤️

  • @Karin_Aquatica
    @Karin_Aquatica Рік тому +13

    Thank you for this very interesting reaction. I want to add 3 things. I love how the Kobyz is included in the „storm“ of modern instruments like the electric guitars and it still is quite prominent/dominant. My heartfelt condolences, I can imagine how difficult this was in the middle of the pandemic. I can tell you why this song touched you that much. Renat Gaissin composed this song when his father passed away. In an interview he said that this song was very special and personal for him and that the song has been waiting for its worthy performer for 11 years. As we have seen and heard he chose Dimash to be the one he entrusted the song. I want to recommend you another song which was entrusted to Dimash „Qaragym-ai“ and I want to recommend a special version of it. ua-cam.com/video/HilvUOOPRvE/v-deo.html I‘m sure it will touch you too.

  • @gabrielaroblesbarrera5449
    @gabrielaroblesbarrera5449 Рік тому +19

    Hola querido William, esta reacción me pareció excelente y muy conmovedora por lo que nos contaste de tu padre, siento mucho que no hayas podido estar con él y una vez más comprobamos cómo Dimash es capaz de conectarte con tantos seres queridos a través de su música, de su increíble voz y de su habilidad para usarla! Especialmente con esta canción! Te mando un abrazo desde México! ❤️💕🇲🇽❤️💕🇲🇽❤️💕🇲🇽

  • @pamscarr8696
    @pamscarr8696 Рік тому +12

    Dimash first revealed his quirky, cheekiness in his original video Be With Me!
    He played a Jamed Bond type figure rescuing a damsel from the clutches of an Asian Mafia. She becomes the hos love for the moment.
    He uses his contemporary voice this video and show his great cheeky side, even to the stopping to grab a piece of candy or nut to eat while pursuing her. She is not running form him, but from the men who had controlled her.
    Every little detail must be watched to understand it, but it scared a lot of his fans I think.
    Dimash Qudaibergen
    Be With Me
    ua-cam.com/video/50SonlJfIUM/v-deo.html

  • @patriciapalmer4215
    @patriciapalmer4215 Рік тому +18

    ONCE. He sang this in the soaring magnificence of a great opera house, he sang to a sea of red velvet and gilt seats , filling those otherwise empty with hologram like friends, family, heroic figures from Kazakh history, children, a beloved teacher who died of covid and others, scattered pockets of seats ,figures of import to him. So personal. So Dimash. So GLORIOUS his imagination 🙏

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +2

      Glorious.

    • @patriciapalmer4215
      @patriciapalmer4215 Рік тому +2

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach ...and then some, my friend. As always, a very serious thank you and good thoughts directed to you and those you cherish. Pat

  • @zoritzar.2840
    @zoritzar.2840 Рік тому +11

    I love this song. I love that unusually beautiful symbiosis of kobyz sound with electric guitar. Dimash brings the song not only with his voice, but also with emotions that have the depth of a volcanic crater. I feel connected to his emotion.
    I am extremely grateful to you, Mr. William, for every reaction from Dimash's treasury of songs.
    I deeply sympathize with your irreparable loss. There are not enough comforting words for the final farewell to parents. I embrace you in your pain. ❤️

  • @tatyanakorovin2356
    @tatyanakorovin2356 Рік тому +10

    Thank you for wonderful reaction. I would also recommend to watch Omir Oter MV. It will give you even more understanding and feeling of this song.

  • @OAA21
    @OAA21 Рік тому +8

    Hello, this song was premiered in its digital concert and we loved it from the first moment even without understanding the lyrics. The Kazakh language is of great beauty. I like Dimash's music and songs but my favorites are Kazakh language ones. (Although I must say that today his song and video The Story Of One Sky is at number 1 on my list). Then he made an MV of this song, he recorded it in the beautiful Astana Opera House, I recommend you to watch it. Thank you for your reaction, continue enjoying the music of this highly talented, unique artist.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +3

      Thanks Olga. I also love it when he sings in the Kazakh language. I had never heard it before. I like when he sings in English too. And Russian. And Italian! Dimash is a great linguist. Even Chinese!!!

  • @marlenemarenco9694
    @marlenemarenco9694 Рік тому +24

    Fantástico mi amado Dimash 💖💗🌻🌼🏵️

  • @ditemesh1364
    @ditemesh1364 Рік тому +10

    Love your reactions, William! So professionally done! ✊🌟

  • @jackzeldon2883
    @jackzeldon2883 Рік тому +11

    I cried when you spoke about your father & the connection between the performance & your relationship w/ him...... you are so open & honest & decent....... I learn so much about music from your expertise but I always find myself moved by how you connect something about Dimash's performance to Life...... It's a wisdom that can only be acquired thru life experience......

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +4

      Oh Jack, thank you. So many people went through difficulties during those two years. Everyone has some kind of experience to share. But not being there made it harder to really process my father's death. In a strange way, it's as though it didn't happen. But I do accept it now.

  • @kimjavaux3716
    @kimjavaux3716 Рік тому +8

    Dimash doesn’t sing the song, He is the song and the perfect Messenger for delivering it so beautifully. Warm greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪, another moving song is Karagimay.

  • @ОльгаКудрявцева-л7э

    Спасибо за прекрасную, прекрасную реакцию на эту трогательную песню, действительно гениального Димаша. Вы не только великолепный профессионал, но и очень тонкий, чувствительный человек, я обожаю ваши реакции.

  • @Treefellow1
    @Treefellow1 Рік тому +7

    I really think you should watch the MV of this song it's, also incredibly moving, quite different in a way but deep deep deep! And it's set in Kazakhstans opera house that Dimash was offered a place in.. So moving, heart rending, honest and modest, contemplating himself in old age, an almost empty Theatre, himself in the audience.. Wonderful one of my favourite Dimash pieces. Greetings from Cape Town South Africa.

    • @josephanna9349
      @josephanna9349 Рік тому +1

      That MV explains the meaning of the song very well.

  • @MG-uo8kj
    @MG-uo8kj Рік тому +5

    I have only ever seen the MV of this but this is still brilliant. I preferred the end of this one but the rest of the MV was better in my opinion. I'd love you to react to it and tell us all what you think. Love your videos of Dimash so thank you very much

  • @eric201247
    @eric201247 Рік тому +11

    This is as strong as the Story of One Sky❤❤❤❤

  • @adrianaoltean1792
    @adrianaoltean1792 Рік тому +6

    Thanks! Omir Oter is such a beautiful song! DIMASH is so sensitive and delicate! And DIMASH is not an actor… he just feels and lives the song, the music, the lyrics… and he delivers them in his unique and amazing way!❤

    • @mmsminimalmusic3110
      @mmsminimalmusic3110 Рік тому

      Oh come on, Dimash is a perfect actor. There is no way he could feel all the very different songs he sings in a concert, for example, otherwise he would need psychotherapy soon.

  • @blancagaetemellado4624
    @blancagaetemellado4624 Рік тому +5

    Esta cansion para mi es una de mis preferidas y me gusta aun mas en esta presentacion en vivo ... buen analisis saludos desde Chile...

  • @mirellaanaflores
    @mirellaanaflores Рік тому +5

    Thank you very much, William. I love your reactions to Dimash. I agree with that you say about him. For me, listening to him is not only to delight in an extraordinary singer,it is also to enjoy the richness that is in him and in his music. Greetings from Chile.

  • @kenhilliard6688
    @kenhilliard6688 Рік тому +5

    The MV for this is incredible....he has so many different and great songs...

  • @analia9306
    @analia9306 Рік тому +16

    William me conmovió tu historia con tu padre,éste tema de nuestro querido Dimash nos hacen reflexionar que la vida pasa...pasa pero núnca dejes de perseguir tus sueños.Saludos para ti y todos los Dears desde Argentina!!!🤗❤🇦🇷

    • @josefraguas5190
      @josefraguas5190 Рік тому

      es inevitable que la vida se va a pasar. la letra también dice: “al final todo está en manos del todopoderoso”. esa es la realidad. y que vas a hacer despues de cumplir tu sueño? empezar otro. No sé si alguna vez has leído el libro llamado "Alquimista". Deberías intentarlo. es muy bueno. Espero que tengas una linda semana.desr Ana. saludos❤

    • @analia9306
      @analia9306 Рік тому +1

      @@josefraguas5190 Hola!!!Si leí el Alquimista hace años,estoy de acuerdo con lo que decís y pienso igual.Que tengas buena semana!!!👋👋🌈

    • @josefraguas5190
      @josefraguas5190 Рік тому

      @@analia9306 🌹❤️

  • @kalliopesensei3023
    @kalliopesensei3023 Рік тому +6

    Dear William, thank you so much for yet another wonderful video! I really like the way you integrated the vocal techniques explanation with Juan Diego Florez.
    “Ómir Óter", an Ode to Life, is one of my favorite Dimash’s Kazakh original songs. It has a deep meaning and resonates with me on so many levels. Whenever I listen to that song, I feel emotional, on the verge of crying (which I did the very first time I heard it), but I also feel a sense of peace. How can one not be touched by such a beautiful, soulful song?
    I’d also like to say that being anchored in his roots, heritage, and tradition is at the very core of who Dimash is as an individual. Whenever he can, he always puts his Kazakh culture at the forefront. It’s been a childhood dream of his to show and promote his proud culture and heritage to the whole world. Case in point: the use of the Qobyz here or in “Stranger”; as well as the integration of the Dombra, the Kazakh national instrument par excellence, in upbeat modern songs like “Be With Me”, “Zhalyn”, or even in his performance in the show “Shine, Super Brothers!” in China where he opened the Queen songs performance with a Dombra precisely.
    At last, Dear William, could you please react to “Qairan Elim” (“My Sacred Land” in Kazakh)? It’s a hauntingly beautiful song, a prayer for peace for his country and the world, where we can feel all the emotion of his poignant interpretation. “Qairan Elim”, Dimash original Kazakh song and first directorial debut: ua-cam.com/video/K45qdRAIWaM/v-deo.html
    P.S.: You should definitely check on your downtime his official MV for
    "Ómir Óter": ua-cam.com/video/8VrEFpu4S8A/v-deo.html
    Also, here’s the link to an article on Dimash official website on how the song came to be, as well as the vision behind the MV: en.dimashnews.com/omir-oter-ode-to-life/
    Ómir Óter is indeed about how fleeting life is; how one can leave his/her legacy to shape a nation (hence the importance of the MV where the prominent historical Kazakh figures of the past are shown); how past, present and future are deeply connected; how one should strive to live life honorably and fulfill one’s dreams because life is short: it passes in a blink of an eye. It was brilliantly shown at the end of the video with all the faces from different walks of life. Likewise, Dimash, as an old man, reflecting on his own life and legacy, had such a powerful impact on me. I truly believe that Dimash has already left a mark in people’s heart.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому

      I have saved the link you send me. I now want to investigate further DIMASH’s songs in his own language. ❤️

    • @kalliopesensei3023
      @kalliopesensei3023 Рік тому

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach I’m so glad to hear it William! His Kazakh songs are all gems and hold a special place in my heart.
      Here are the links to Dimash’s Kazakh Songs from his amazing online concert (Digital Show), except for the last two, all from his official UA-cam channel. The reason why I chose the performances below is quite simple: I personally prefer his current performances and work to his older ones (but of course, I still love them!). Indeed, he has beautifully matured both vocally and artistically. With maturity, he gained an even deeper understanding of the songs he interprets, and it definitely shows in the delivery of his recent performances. What I love precisely about Dimash is the way he fully immerses himself in the songs he sings, the mark of a genuine, passionate artist. Thank you William for your sincere appreciation of his talent and artistry! cheers! 💙🥰
      Qaragym Ai | 2021
      ua-cam.com/video/rAZeUho4Mks/v-deo.html
      Samaltau | 2021
      ua-cam.com/video/QnQbmB6KXME/v-deo.html
      Ұмытылмас күн (Unforgettable Day) | 2021
      ua-cam.com/video/W5D20sNvnHY/v-deo.html
      Give Me Love (Mahabbat Ber Magan) 2021
      ua-cam.com/video/WYnaALj8MwM/v-deo.html
      Durdaraz | 2021
      ua-cam.com/video/wlcIwheZniM/v-deo.html
      "KIELI MEKEN" - (Holy Land)
      ua-cam.com/video/2716iHnVkK8/v-deo.html
      Adai+Daididau | Bastau Concert 2017
      ua-cam.com/video/Ra4v19Rp6cQ/v-deo.html
      AMANAT
      ua-cam.com/video/Y2PqnN31pL0/v-deo.html

    • @kalliopesensei3023
      @kalliopesensei3023 Рік тому +1

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach I’d like to present my sincere condolences for the loss of your father, Dr. Michael Morris. I’m certain he would have loved Dimash. I lost my own father many years ago, while I was living abroad… So I know what it feels like. Take care William!

  • @Ascension721
    @Ascension721 Рік тому +5

    A good dimash song you havent done is Love is like a Dream. His 2021 version especially is very interesting, it shows his lower range a lot, although the older version is better. Down to choice.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому

      But I did ua-cam.com/video/IxQLzmq0c4o/v-deo.html

    • @LiLaSi.
      @LiLaSi. Рік тому

      @Ascension here's William's entire Dimash playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL4t4mfNJgROxsZlHvidGKUcx6KIuOtsIu.html

  • @joycequillen5782
    @joycequillen5782 Рік тому +4

    Thank you for your words. Yes, this song is special. There is something magical about it. I enjoyed it a lot.

  • @lavandeterre7312
    @lavandeterre7312 Рік тому +4

    This is one of my favorite Dimash songs. I play it very often. His voice is so rich and soulful in this, his emotional delivery moving.

  • @izabelamatejek3781
    @izabelamatejek3781 Рік тому +5

    William, this reaction is my most favorite, thank you!

  • @jorgelarosa177
    @jorgelarosa177 Рік тому +6

    Great reaction!!! Yes!! Dimash is genius!!!! Dimash is amazing is unique in the World.

  • @vanessadecorrea9791
    @vanessadecorrea9791 Рік тому +11

    Mis más sinceras condolencias por el fallecimiento de tu padre QDEP, el cual nos comunicas en este magistral análisis de esta emotiva interpretación de Dimash...

  • @Kerrelyn717
    @Kerrelyn717 Рік тому +6

    Русские субтитры, пожалуйста!!

    • @ginastabile1644
      @ginastabile1644 Рік тому +3

      Il y a des sous titres Russes : il suffit de les activer.

  • @mmsminimalmusic3110
    @mmsminimalmusic3110 Рік тому +6

    Thanks for your analysis. You often provide some insight that others don't. My problem with this song is the lyrics, which is an example of what has been called "oriental fatalism". This philosophical idea has been detrimental to the development of many oriental countries up to this day. On the other hand, I tend to ignore the lyrics of most of his songs and just enjoy the singing and the music. Dimash could sing from the phone book and it would be epic and moving. 😅

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +7

      Could you expand further? It can't be worse than the Catholic Church and 'original sin' - that one really get me!!

    • @mmsminimalmusic3110
      @mmsminimalmusic3110 Рік тому +2

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach Well, yes, there are lots of obnoxious concepts in all religions. Which is why I dislike all of them.
      But let´s take another look at the fatalism featured in Omir Oter. Here is a quote from some Iranian encyclopedia: „The concept of fatalism as commonly used in Islamic philosophy ... denotes the belief in the pre-ordained Decree of God (...), according to which whatever happens to human beings or in the whole universe has been pre-determined by the will and knowledge of the Almighty, and that no changes or transformations in it can be made through the agency of the human will“. The logical consequence of this is: there is no point in even trying to achieve something or to make the world a better place.
      In Omir Oter this fatalism is reflected by lines such as „fate is not to be controlled…“, „everything in this life is in vain“…, „no matter how you deceive yourself, in the end your fate is in the hand of the Almighty“. This is inconsistent with another line of the lyrics such as „may your star never go out until the cherished dream is achieved“. If everything in life is in vain, and if fate can´t be controlled, why would anyone try to fulfill some dream? Even if it´s poetry, it shouldn´t be illogical.
      Although Dimash sings such fatalist lyrics and keeps using fatalist phrases in his daily life like “if Allah wills it” or “Allah willing“, I am glad that he obviously doesn´t really follow them, because 20+ years of hard work to achieve his musical dream would not have happened, and there would have been no point in writing, composing and recording a 13 min anti-war mini-movie if he actually believed that everything in this life is in vain and trying to make the world a better place is a deception.
      In any case, I admire Dimash for being a musical genius. He can´t be a philosophical genius on top of that.

  • @evamozes7447
    @evamozes7447 Рік тому +6

    Erdélyből!!!♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @Natali98061
    @Natali98061 Рік тому +4

    That was not only deep low notes - he added the special traditional Nomad's (Qazaq) technique - throat singing. This technique usually uses with Qobyz.

  • @lindahake1666
    @lindahake1666 Рік тому +4

    This was a lovely reaction, William. Thank you so much! 💞
    So sad to hear of the loss of your dad. That must have been so hard for you. He sounds like an amazing man.
    When you might have chance, Dimash sings an absolutely stunning song in a Chinese show that is an old Chinese poem set to music. I think it’s called A Thousand Miles and he is wearing a very traditional looking outfit. Could you please add it to your request list? Thanks so much. Stay well! 💞

  • @greenstar7492
    @greenstar7492 Рік тому +4

    Great analysis of this song.....thank you...❤❤❤

  • @sandrachristiansen1404
    @sandrachristiansen1404 Рік тому +4

    Thank you so much for sharing your deeply personal story and how this song moved you. I remember watching the digital concert back in January 2021 and this new song came up and I loved it the best of the whole show. He released each song he did at that concert, and this one he saved until the end. By that time he had created a MV for it, which I think you'll love as much as this one. I hope you'll check out the MV.

  • @lindabrabantpolidori
    @lindabrabantpolidori Рік тому +5

    My condolences

  • @berndrose1348
    @berndrose1348 Рік тому +3

    Greatfully, thankyou William for Analysis :-))!

  • @yolandagomes3174
    @yolandagomes3174 Рік тому +5

    Excelente interpretación de Dimash. Un buen análisis y muy conmovedor testimonio de lo que le hizo sentir y lo que Dimash le trasmitió con esa maravillosa canción que nos hace reflexionar sobre la vida es corta y hay que saber invertir el tiempo de vida que nos toca. Saludos desde Panamá 🇵🇦

  • @gelitaram7799
    @gelitaram7799 Рік тому +5

    😇🙏🤩

  • @pirkkoukkonen8039
    @pirkkoukkonen8039 Рік тому +6

    Hello William, and thank you again for your company in listening to Dimash. This time I have to disagree, though, with something you said. I think that Ómir Óter is very much a "Dimash song", like Qairan Elim by the same composer, his friend Renat Gaisin, or Samaltau, Amanat or his own War and Peace. As said in many comments Dears love and suggest his philosophical, meaningful songs, but it's understandable that reactors often choose the more "flashy ones". But for me, this is the Dimash I love the most.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +2

      I agree. I really felt like I had “found” Dimash when I discovered this performance.

    • @josephanna9349
      @josephanna9349 Рік тому +1

      Absolutely agree.

  • @carmengarciacaceres4493
    @carmengarciacaceres4493 Рік тому +3

    Hello, hay otra versión muy hermosa,debes verla y con subtítulos en inglés

  • @lellasarpieri6795
    @lellasarpieri6795 Рік тому +3

    Ciao William...Reaziona ULISSE E TI AMO COSI.ciaooo

  • @Ines-rn1si
    @Ines-rn1si Рік тому +3

    This is the premiere of this song at the DDS (Jan. 2021).
    The song has a deep meaning. Reflections on the transience of life, its meaning... Everyone can find themselves in this song.
    Which singer in the western world brings such topics to the stage and people around the world are entranced, listen attentively and enthusiastically, think about the lyrics.
    Dimash sings this song softly, a little sad but also brave and powerful. I didn't even know that you can also sing thoughtfully.
    At the end of the song, the kobyz, a traditional Kazakh folk instrument, dominates the violin of all violins. With its very own sound, that instrument mysteriously connects all people, all generations.
    That dramatic song 'Omir Oter' was first performed at the DDS online concert on January 16, 2021.
    The composer Renat Gaissin calls the song Omir Oter an ode to the life of every person who has at least once thought about the meaning of his existence. He said that this song has been waited for its interpreter for 11 years... And now it's played by his friend Dimash.
    “Talant Aryngali is one of the most popular modern poets and writes beautiful lyrics to many hits. We worked with him for two or three days on the song 'Omir Oter'. When he listened to me and Dimash, he was a really talented and wise word writer who put his heart and soul into this text, ” said Renat. (Dimash news)
    Renat Gaissin also composed for Dimash:
    * Qairan Elim - ua-cam.com/video/K45qdRAIWaM/v-deo.html (Official MV 2020, Dimash's directorial debut)
    (Performance vom 07.05.2021) - ua-cam.com/video/iPOtvGE5uWU/v-deo.html
    * River of Love - ua-cam.com/video/rck2vaf1HaI/v-deo.html (instrumental piece)
    * Omir Oter | DDS 2021 - ua-cam.com/video/6Zg9jKRNCF8/v-deo.html (Premiere)
    * Ómir Óter | Official MV - ua-cam.com/video/8VrEFpu4S8A/v-deo.html

  • @elisabethstermo9396
    @elisabethstermo9396 Рік тому +3

    Ohh William, its a beautiful song. I just love it so much. We have the same taste when it's comes to Dimash. 👍 Love from Norway 🇳🇴

  • @Coco-1
    @Coco-1 Рік тому +3

    I adore this song, every single note. Thank you.

  • @tonipenkova4325
    @tonipenkova4325 Рік тому +4

    Every time gorgeous reaction , analysis and explanation . Thank you and hugs from Bulgaria ❤️❤️❤️

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much Toni!! This is such a wonderful song. Now I am discovering Dimash singing in his own language, I feel I am getting to know him even better! Will

  • @gabyticona534
    @gabyticona534 Рік тому +8

    Siempre es agradable ver sus reacciones, ahora de una forma especial, al ver a Juan Diego Flores nuestro orgullo peruano del bel canto, dar una clase magistral a un colombiano. . En cuanto a Omir Oter es hermoso el tema como la extraordinaria voz de Dimash. Quiero darle también mis condolencias por la perdida de su padre, RIP 🙏. Gracias.

  • @anne-marieborreil5862
    @anne-marieborreil5862 Рік тому +5

    Dimash est comme d’habitude parfait. Il chante dans des tons graves au tout début puis sa voix enfle et monte très haut Et tout le registre change. Une merveille et c’est une prouesse vocale. J’adore quand Dimash chante son pays il est absolument extraordinaire.

  • @ananovak1468
    @ananovak1468 Рік тому +4

    I love this song. And I don’t know why, but I prefer this one from digital concert over the official with MV.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +2

      I prefer it because I can focus more on the singer. I've always been a bit like that!! I find Music Videos can be so slick and visually enhanced that they may take away from the essence of the song.

  • @nawalal-mansouri8598
    @nawalal-mansouri8598 Рік тому +4

    It’s very true that life is so fragmented when you go through a painful experience such as losing a parent, William. I had an experience similar to yours, meaning I couldn’t be around my father when he passed away. And although he died more than eight years ago, the pain till today is still very raw and heart-wrenching, especially when I’m all alone in the middle of the night. You’re so on point when you said the the title of the song sounds Arabic, because a synonym of the word life in Arabic is identical to Omir, despite the fact that Kazakh is a Turkic language while Arabic is a member of the Semitic family of languages which also includes Hebrew and Aramaic. But it’s understandable since the Arabic language had an influence on so many languages, including Kazakh language, because it’s the language of our sacred book, the Quran, in addition to the phenomenon of loanwords. Most of Dimash’s slow, Kazakh songs are so sad and beautiful, and are very cathartic, helping the listener release suppressed strong emotions (maybe through tears), thus providing a much needed psychological relief. Thank you again for taking us on another Dimash journey with this beautiful song Omir Oter. Even if you can’t entertain our request as Dears to react to Omir Oter MV, at least watch by yourself it and maybe share your thoughts in a short video. Looking forward to the next Dimash song. Greetings from Dubai.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому

      Thanks for your message from Dubai!! What an exciting place to live!! Sometimes I run a check on a Dimash video to see how it will be received by UA-cam. It may be blocked!! So I al always choosing a video which is not restricted!!! This can be a reason why I choose one version over the other. Also, I find that music videos can be quite 'produced' and nearly always the singer has to lip-synch.

  • @paulavandeusen8930
    @paulavandeusen8930 Рік тому +4

    6 weeks ago I discovered Dimash. I think he changed my life a bit

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +3

      Paula, I discovered him 8 weeks ago. He changed my life a lot!

  • @monicalanterna883
    @monicalanterna883 Рік тому +3

    Simplemente hermososa canción!

  • @onka33
    @onka33 Рік тому +2

    I'm sorry for losing your father.
    Thanks for all your Dimash journey, I enjoy your specific view
    Greetings from Slovakia 🇸🇰

  • @maruchaproductora
    @maruchaproductora Рік тому +2

    Beautiful, love this song, it's powerful

  • @alariepoet8015
    @alariepoet8015 Рік тому +2

    From what I've heard from reactors, Kazkh is similar to Turkish. Thank you for sharing the beautiful, poignant story about your father.

  • @lindabrabantpolidori
    @lindabrabantpolidori Рік тому +2

    Very nice also blizzard with Kristina duetto

  • @DLCSTexas
    @DLCSTexas Рік тому +2

    When you sad this is genius the kobetz player and te forest was in color. Dimashs hand and the mic was earning down to the side. His hand was in color with the background but dimash was in black and white. Then the green labor lights shown from the ceiling and the song ended in cor. The other version takes place in a opera hours with gold coloring and I assume dimashs ancestors appear through reincarnation. I don’t know how to tell it but both pieces are magic. How does dimash (Igor) do it? Take one song and make 3 or 4 masterpieces. Authors don’t do this much th it has bee done and a few Obie’s, but they are doing it over And over again

  • @ecilaeniarol9863
    @ecilaeniarol9863 Рік тому +3

    Kazakh is a Turkic language. Not related to Arabic, but a language family of its own. Turkish is a Turkic language.

  • @lauraalkhaz2163
    @lauraalkhaz2163 Рік тому +4

    His Kazakh songs are so often my favorites. They always seem to have meaning. This one plays in my head often. I absolutely love it. Give Me Love from the digital 2021 concert is also in Kazakh and just so so beautiful even though again there are no acrobatics. It is just stunning. I hope you will do it as well. I am so sorry about your father. My mother passed about a year and half ago and I miss her terribly. There is so so much I would love to share with her. I was not with my mother when she passed. She was on hospice but they did not think her passing was so soon but God had a different time table.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому

      I’m gonna watch the full digital concert. On his website?
      I feel Dimash hasn’t followed the conventional route of record label/ tv promo & radio play. But maybe I’m wrong. It’s just he’s not that prevalent in the Western mainstream. He certainly has a devoted following though. ❤️❤️

    • @lauraalkhaz2163
      @lauraalkhaz2163 Рік тому

      @@BangkokVoiceCoach The songs from the digital concert are scattered on his channel. Dimash if I am not mistaken only signed one contract in China . I think it was for 7 years. However, he has not followed the path of other artist because he is his own man. While I want very much for him to be known in the USA and West, I never want him forced to change who he is. Our music in the US is filled with vulgar meaningless nothingness and he is so classy.

  • @Jeannine2007
    @Jeannine2007 Рік тому +3

    One of my top 10 from Dimash. I love the MV of this song Dimash released however, this live performance is my favourite of the two. It's simply spectacular. Thank you for another wonderful reactionalyses! Condolences for the loss of your father, he sounds like he was an extraordinary man, much like yourself. I look forward to your text video👍❤️

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +1

      My favourite too. So deeply moving. It's still in my head all day today!!

  • @Ines-rn1si
    @Ines-rn1si Рік тому +3

    The unusual bowl-neck lute played with a bow is an old Turkic stringed instrument and called Kobys, Qobyz or Kylkobyz in Kazakhstan. The Kobys is the oldest string instrument in the world and, according to a German scientist, it spread beyond the borders of the nomadic area of Central Asia and became the prototype of all European string instruments.
    A legend about Kobyz says that this instrument was created by the great steppe narrator Korkyt-Ata, who lived in the 10th century and that the tool is charged with magical and even mystical properties and sounds like animal voices. In addition, the Kazakh people believed that the spirits of their ancestors spoke to them through this music.
    The old outlook and piety towards their instruments and music was constantly preserved in traditional Kazakh society and ensured the highest spiritual level of musical art and a special respectful attitude towards musical instruments. Simple people, for example, did not dare to touch the shaman's Kobyz. It is said: The balance between the courses of life and death on earth can be maintained by playing the Kobyz.
    * Turkic means: The Turkic peoples are a collection of ethnic groups from Central, East, North and West Asia as well as parts of Europe and North Africa who speak Turkic languages.
    Difference between Turkic and Turkish - ua-cam.com/video/PqxhtBecVeg/v-deo.html

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +2

      Yes, it's extraordinary the sound he can create from just 2 STRINGS!!!

  • @elisabethstermo9396
    @elisabethstermo9396 Рік тому +3

    I have stopped suggesting songs to you because I believe you enjoy diving deep into his rabbit hole by your self. 👍 Love from Norway 🇳🇴

  • @mirrorleaf
    @mirrorleaf Рік тому +3

    Thank you so much for this reaction, which is not only informative but also very thoughtful and reflective, and thank you for talking about your father and your loss and sharing that with us. It's clear to see where your love of music originated, and I am so sorry to hear how covid cut you off when you wished you could be by your father's side.
    'Omir Oter' is one of my absolutely favorite songs of Dimash's - everything about it just made me fall in love. Some songs are just beautiful, but a few have meaning and depth that make them _more_. I too shall urge you to watch the music video (ua-cam.com/video/8VrEFpu4S8A/v-deo.html), which is truly wonderful and full of imagery and symbolism to compliment the music.

    • @BangkokVoiceCoach
      @BangkokVoiceCoach  Рік тому +1

      Thank you for watching and sending such a lovely message.

  • @patriciapalmer4215
    @patriciapalmer4215 Рік тому +2

    May God hold your Father in the palm of his hand.