Opera Singer Reacts to Snarky Puppy feat. Lalah Hathaway | Something | MASTERCLASS |
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2024
- What's up UA-cam it's me Jess and I'm an opera singer. Today's video is going to be a performance analysis of Snarky Puppy featuring Lalah Hathaway performing Something.
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The thing she did with her voice at the end was actually her! No engineering. She’s able to sing two notes at the same time.
Search eg for polyphonic overtone singing by Anna Maria Hefele
@@tilz5299 or throat singing from africa, asia and the artic circle
@@tilz5299 It is one way to do it but not at all what Lalah is doing in this video ; the timbres of the two techniques do not match. There's one guy with a tutorial on what she's doing (and reproduction of the sound) but I still don't know what's happening and I can't find what he's doing either, it's definitely super hard to reproduce.
@@lonewaer Sounds interesting, do you have a link? Yes, it sounds a bit different, I attributed that to vocal colour :-)
She can actually sing 2-3 notes at the same time (polyphonic singing)!! It’s actually crazy!!
I had no idea!!
@@jessicasopranonotes Tara Simon in her reaction knew it was made famous by the Tuvan Throat People
Snarky Puppy is comprised of around 20 people at any given performance, though commonly touring with slightly smaller, around 13. They have a large roster that comes in and out to help with timing issues with the individual's other projects. They do occasionally bring in things like strings for album recordings, but for the most part, if you tour or record with Snarky, you're considered "family". Their last album brought in many of the members: they were using 3 kit drummers and 3 auxiliary percussionists at one time.
Skilled, soulful, and fearless. Lalah's the truth.
This was fun!!!. If you want more, kinda Jazz Fusion, i would suggest "Dirtiy Loops - Next to you". I think you will enjoy it a lot.
She sang chords! Wow
SInce you liked Snarky Puppy, and this live format, you'll enjoy this: [ ua-cam.com/video/L_XJ_s5IsQc/v-deo.html ] live studio session of "Lingus". No vocals in it, but wow, it's special. Of note #1: Guest drummer (Larnell Lewis) subbing for their regular drummer - Larnell learned the song that day while on the flight over. Of note #2: Guest keyboard player (Cory Henry) who does the big solo... think of him as the Lalah Hathaway focal point of the performance, and just as mindblowing. A must-watch/listen.
Lingus is AMAZING!!!
Snarky Puppy is my favorite jazz band of the whole world. I didn't know Lalah Hathaway and thanks to you, now I do. More songs to add to my jazz playlist. That being said, I'm officially addicted to your UA-cam chain from now on.
Oh, Jess! HI!! Nice video... but Lalah Hathaway can do polyphonic singing, which would have allowed you to double the length of this video trying to explain it... lol. Okay, edited to correct: Fairy Voice Mother is the one who reacted to this and replicated it somewhat... but Elizabeth at TCV breaks down another video and explains exactly what's happening... Also, Snarky Puppy is great, I sometimes put their whole concerts here on youtube on for background music... Great reaction, though!
I also play Snarky Puppy's "Lingus" album from time to time but I can't have it in the background when I'm watching on UA-cam. I follow so many of the mannerisms and interactions between the players and the reactions of the audience that I always end up watching virtually everything, every time!
Thanks a ton! I definitely agree the video would have easily been twice as long had I caught on she did polyphonic singing lol
Fairy Voice Mother goes into more depth on this technique in her discussion with Stitch who uses it in his beatboxing.
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This is really something ! I've heard that she was taught this ceremonial singing technique in an African tribe.
I always enjoy just seeing musicians nerd out with each other 😁 how can she sing chords?!
She has a couple amazing songs with Joe Sample that are SO GOOD!
Wikipedia says:
"Snarky Puppy is sometimes referred to as a "collective." The band's current roster boasts about 19 members, and well over 40 musicians have performed with the group over the years and through the group's 14 albums."
The group was originally a 10 person band, but expanded over the years. Basically they'd play with someone, and if they vibed, they'd keep in touch.
Welcome to the Snarky Puppy rabbit hole… enjoy your stay. I, too, would LOVE to be a recording guest for one of SP’s recordings… even moreso to go back in time to when Corey Henry (keyboards) was still with the band.
As far as other songs, may I humbly introduce you to the Jacob Collier rabbit hole… start with “The Flintstones Theme”… JC has won a grammy for each of his first 5 albums.
Check Jacob Colliers Bridge Over Trouble Water … Snarky won a Grammy for Something w/Lala Hathaway
That was Family Dinner Vol 1 and yes you can purchase ticket to go to the recording session which is usually done over 3 nights, 2 sessions a night where the artists record their songs. There is also a Family Dinner Vol 2 with about 10 to 15 guest artist. The musicians playing are all part of Snarky Puppy with the exception of 1 or 2 musicians. Unfortunately not sure when or if Snarky Puppy will be doing any more Family Dinners, but their last album was also recorded before a live audience, also their earlier albums/CDs were before live audiences in a studio …
What a cool concept! I had never heard this before.
Except for the background singers, they're all SP with the Bassist Mike League at the helm. And once you see them live you're a devoted fan for life.
Hi Jess! It’s been awhile since I commented. Just life. But I still watch all your reactions lol. Wanted to comment that there is a YT interview Lalah did with New York Vocal Coaching 2 wks ago called “Overtones & Polyphonic Singing” where she talks about her ability to do what she did in the Snarky Puppy video.
She says she doesn’t call it a skill (says it’s a quirk & that she’s an alien 😂) & doesn’t call it polyphonic or throat singing. It’s something she says she discovered she could do when she was 12 or 13, but couldn’t figure out how to use it or how to practice to make it better. Says there’s no one for her to go to to help her practice it. Only recently for the 1st time can she change the pitches & intervals.
Interestingly she says she went to an Ear/Nose/Throat dr who put a camera down her throat & she watched it while she did it. She says while vocal cords vibrate together when u sing tones, part of her chords stay together & the other part moves.
So that is how Miss Lalah herself explains what her instrument does. 😊
As always, thoroughly enjoyed this reaction! Looking forward to your next one. You take care.
As the daughter of Donny Hathaway, she clearly has the genes to be the exceptional singer she is! I love this song!
This is a cover and I love the original, but they did it justice. The original is “It’s Something” by Brenda Russell from 1983. I still play the original!! ❤️❤️❤️
layla has been singing it for years, I believe she actually recorded it also
Lianne La Havas! Bittersweet, a Colors Show! pleaseeeeee ❤
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Jess, I'm hoping you will react to Haley Reinhart and PostModern Jukebox covering "Don't Speak" by No Doubt. Thank you very much.
You have to react to Faouzia Fur Elise live. Pppllleeeaaassseee!!! 🙏😉
That was voice singing two notes at the same time. Polyphonic singing (ua-cam.com/users/shortso9pwTQ1OBoU?si=WXfucxuxsgRCCr7f)
Rainbow "Stargazer" ..REACTION..
Snarky Puppy: There are no vocalists on the song I'm recommending (LINGUS - 35M views) and I'm not concerned with whether you react to it or not. Do it for yourself. It's a 10 minute piece so I'm providing a 2nd opinion - a reaction exclamation by MrLboyd who begins... "Wait, I think this may be too much for me to handle. This is one of the best things I've ever heard in my life. I'm mad that I even listened to it.....I'll never get this experience back...I'm going to listen to this probably 30 more times before I go to bed tonight." His testimonial is directly linked here: ua-cam.com/video/ry6TkxgT6nk/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared&t=823)
They keyboard soloist featured in the 2nd half is Corey Henry. The keyboardist sitting beside him who isn't featured but genuinely shows awe and support for Corey's performance is named Shawn Martin. Shawn, who been Kirk Franklin's musical director, has five Grammy wins independent of Snarky Puppy's five Grammy wins. This ensemble's talent pool is so deep, Grammy winners can take a back seat. Or, as did happen on this recording, a replacement drummer (Larnell Lewis) can learn all the music on a transatlantic flight when an emergency kept the scheduled drummer from participating.
you need to listen to Dirty Loops
Hello! May you make a react vidéo of Billie Eilish performance at the oscar 2024 ( What was I made for) or 2022 ( no Time to Die ) please ?
No strings,no effects. Just her voice. Many beatboxers use similar techniques. Dont try to understand it, and most of all, don't presume this is done witch some kind of engineered effect from some technision in de back.
Have a look at the beatboxer in the link. Stitch is one of the users of a similar technique of singing.
ua-cam.com/video/UilVHqQxe8Q/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
I guess you have to sing a bit - jazz means you have to show who you are - it was enjoying, thank you.
Wow! If I could only pick ONE word to describe that, it would be... dissonant. I have heard OF Snarly Puppy, but I've only listened to one piece, but was not thrilled. This was MUCH better! REALLY nice instrumentals all around! Lalah does a fantastic vocal performance with a very difficult piece! Not everyone (even really GOOD singers) can pull of scat that well! As a former trumpet player, I love the Harmon mutes! Great all around!
You have to hear their What About Me? project. They are amazing!
Overtone singing and its a cover of one of her early songs.
It’s polyphonic splitting, different from overtone singing.
Ok, but that sounds horrid