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Master Voice Teacher Reacts to Les Misérables - I Dreamed A Dream - Randy Graff - Episode #4
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2020
- Hey you guys!
Welcome to my new series, Master Voice Teacher Reacts! I am diagnosing some amazing legends and icons of our time and giving some tips along the way to you singing pros and music lovers alike. I hope you enjoy! I have a book in the making and a tour of singing workshops coming to your town soon! Be sure you are subscribed! Please leave your comments below! Feel free to suggest other icons you’d love for me to react to.
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Great analysis and spot on. I was blessed enough to have been one of the other performers on the program with Ms. Graff that day. Hands down she slayed the audience and all of us with a close second by Laurie Beechman. An honor and dream come true for me to have shared the stage with her on that Tribute To Broadway. ALL of the buzz in the biz at that time was about Ms. Graff, she owned the piece. All of your mention of her spellbinding gaze and use of the 4th wall is exactly right. Watching from the wings was a sheer catharsis. I’ll NEVER forget that special day.
Oh my goodness, you’re giving me chills! Thank you for your beautiful words and your incredible story! I’d love to hear you sing! I was so thrilled when Randy Graff wrote me about my reaction - she was delighted and of course it made my day! Thanks again for sharing your special personal day in the room where it happened! Please send me a link of you singing! 🙏🏽🎶♥️
First vocal coach "reactions" on youtube I've seen that actually knows what they're talking about. Very informative and educational! Thank you x
G C I’m honored! Thank you! 🙏🏽🎶☀️
Yas I already love the title “master vocal teacher” come on and educate the children, ma’am
Derek Raynaud thank you, Derek! 🙏🏽🌞😀
Amazing episode!! Especially for the insight on how to do that "shame" part. Really mindblowing hahah and thanks for sharing a little bit of your story with us as well!! Also, it would be wonderful to see you analyzing male Les Mis performances as well, like the song Stars! Keep it up!
Fernando Oliveira thank you for your wonderful feedback! Learning about “Shame” was mind blowing for me too! I will definitely have more episodes on male performances! I’ll keep in mind one on Les Miz too. Such an iconic show! 🤩
I learned what belting means. I thought it was about singing as loudly as possible but it’s more than that. I’m here because of Sierra and Phantom.
I love the release of the mouth, I hear your voice reminding me of it every time before I sing!
Kieran Humphreys right?! It’s always such a good reminder. For me too! And you are such a wonderful artist! Keep living your passion wonderful Kieran! ❤️🎶💫
Thank you for introducing this talented singer and actress to me. I’ve heard this song many times, but I think her version is my new favorite. The best in terms of acting and vocals. Wow!
Wow!!! That is such an amazing version. I wish i'd heard Randy Graff when i played Fantine a few years ago. Absolutely beats all the others hands down. And your insights are wonderful and make such perfect sense - thank you.
You have a gift. Love your stories. They are relevant and interesting!
Huge Les Mis fan here. I've seen the Marius tour numerous times. Wish I could've seen you perform the role of Fantine. Loved this analysis of Randy Graff's stunning performance. She has always been a favorite of mine. Nuances are the life of theatrical performance; it's the small things, the inflection, a gesture that create magical moments on stage.
This video was thoroughly entertaining and informative. I look forward to checking out some of your other videos on this channel.
Thank you for your beautiful message! Truly honored! I just released this week my book on my singing process. SING, Find Your True Voice. Not sure what country you’re in but it’s on Amazon worldwide. Here is the US link. Would be so honored to hear what you think! Warm wishes and gratitude! Mary a.co/d/1K8yBS7
I love this! Randy would appreciate this. She is my current acting teacher. You and her share many acting principles.
Thank you for your wonderful message Carlos! In fact Randy wrote me and told me how much she enjoyed it. Made my day! What an incredible artist she is! I’m thrilled you have her as your acting teacher! Please send her my best!😍🎶🌟
What a wonderful analysis, and what a beautiful voice you have, Miss Setrakian! I am simply a music lover myself, but enjoyed learning about the techniques employed in Miss Graff’s performance, and also hearing some of your story! What fun you have had! I would love to see you analyze some of the Les Mis 10th Anniversary Concert performances such as Michael Ball’s Empty Chairs at Empty Tables, and Judy Kuhn in In My Life. Also would love to see your analysis of Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman performing Time to Say Goodbye. Just when you get time to! Thank you!
What a wonderful episode - The insights you have given us in to this superb performance are really special - thank you
Jonathan Hall thank you! 🙏🏽🎶😍
Another great video, Mary! Love these, thanks for all your work.
Wow! I once belonged to 4 choirs and remember the individual training but never anything like this. I couldn't carry a note with two buckets today. In fact, I send my two cats scattering when I try. But I just love Mary's teaching. I hope every kid who aspires to these singing competitions both on and off TV take advantage of the terrific gift she provides. UA-cam Gold!
Mary, I absolutely love these! Thank you so much for starting this wonderful new channel! ❤️🎶❤️
lyricalsop thank you! I’m so thrilled you’re loving it! Stay tuned every Wednesday & Sunday! 🤩🎶❤️
Brilliant. Thank you for this master class!🤯🤯
As a big fan of Ruthie Henshall's Fantine, it was nice to see the original Fantine. It's hard though to forget all the nuances and choices Ruthie does... It would be nice to have a "Come to me" review of LesMis 10th anniversary concert
Another great vid keep up the good work!!!!💛
jj pvp thank you! I’m thrilled you’re enjoying them! Keep staying tuned every Wednesday and Sunday. I’m having a blast! And so glad you’re here for the ride! 🤩
Incredible work. You really know your business.
Would love to see you perform someday.
Don Douglass thank you! 🙏🏽😍🎶
I love this. I studied voice in college and I wish you had taught me !
Chris Fenton thank you! If you have the time check out my Quarantine Voice Lessons on my channel. They are 3 to 5 hour workshops, so come on by if you’d like to piggyback on those college days 😊 Happy singing! 😍🎶🌟
I love this so much! ♥
damn. would’ve loved to see her reaction to Anne Hathaway’s version from the les mis movie. so curious what she’d say about it, and about the “live” aspect. hmm, maybe she’ll do it someday. a girl can dream... ☺️🤷🏻♀️👍
Thank you! This was one of my favorite songs from my most favorite musical. Great technical analysis and advice for how to sing it.
Now if you really want to react to the most iconic singers, you simply must react to Dimash Kudaibergen (Qudaibergen) , the best singer of all time, a legend in the making. I know I sound silly when I say that, but you need to listen to him for yourself. He is 25 right now, from Kazakhstan, originally trained in classical singing but after turning down a position with the Astana Opera, went on to earn a bachelor’s in contemporary music and jazz. Currently studying for a master’s in composition. Both parents were singers too. Exploded onto the international scene on January 21, 2017 when he sang SOS d’un Terrien en Détresse (a song from the 1978 French Canadian rock opera Starmania) . Since then, reaped dozens of music awards, put out his first album, several music videos, launched his Dynasty then his Arnau international tours. Conquered China, then Russia, and was in the middle of a European tour when the coronavirus pandemic stopped him. He held his first American concert on December 10, 2019 at the Barclays Center in NYC. He has millions of fans around the globe and dozens of fan clubs. His vocal register is 6 octaves and 1.5 tone (based on his performances; could be more). His genre: everything from opera to rap, passing through musicals, pop, cultural and ethnic, jazz and rock. And often mixing genres within one song or even one phrase.... very successfully.
Please please react to his SOS from Singer 2017, or his Sinful Passion from Sochi 2018. These two are great sample portfolios.
Then you can pick any of his other songs... I’m waiting eagerly to hear your opinion! (You can tell I’m a Dimash Dear- name he gave his fans).
You must react to LuPone!!
Can you do a video on Lea Salonga please? I love her voice. I love her singing on my own from Les Miserables. Or something from Miss Saigon.
Same!!! Would love to watch this one, too. ❤️
I’m sorry, I didn’t catch how you said you learned how to chest belt. You said you started to belt B5 on chest, But I thought that story was coming with a tip on how you learned how to use your chest instead of mixed voice that high. I want to hear your method on Chest belting . Was it by thinking of it as a yell?
Rosannasfriend hello! In my quarantine voice lessons on my UA-cam channel I go through these techniques very clearly. It’s a long class, almost 4 hours but if you have the time check it out! Thanks for watching! Here’s the link: ua-cam.com/video/QhbfAZh-xbs/v-deo.html
My favorite Fantine.
Do you teach online masterclasses at this time? I've been trying to figure my belt out for a while.
Marie Faustina I am! On Facebook I now have three Facebook live voice lesson videos that you can take a look at on my own page @MarySetrakian. This week, probably Tuesday, I’m going to do a class for women only belt/legit so you can know how to navigate both voices. Hope you can join me! I do it both on Instagram live and Facebook live. On Instagram it stays up for 24 hours and Facebook if you miss it live it stays there as you can see now I have three lessons. I’m sorry I’m not sure of the exact time right now! If you follow me on both I should give a heads up before I start probably the day before. Wishing you the best in this crazy time!
@@MarySetrakian amazing! I'm a pretty legit soprano, but I dabble in belting. It's just dang hard to figure out "placement". I'll be there!
Marie Faustina I have a Masters in classical voice performance, so I know your journey. Look for the class on Tuesday. I’m pretty sure I’ll do it then. In the meantime if you have time take a look at the other three lessons on FB to make sure your breath and support are in the right place. That has to be correct before we can get the belting right 😃🎶☀️
@@MarySetrakian breath support is majorly important! I'm also trying to figure out whether to go to Jacobs School for Voice with a minor in Musical Theatre, or just a BFA from Viterbo. I'll watch them tonight! Thank you thank you🥰🥰
Marie Faustina cool! Pretty sure I’ll do the belt/Legit on Tuesday. Thrilled to share the info with you! We also connect emotions & that’s actually helpful! “See” you soon!
Any examples of belting I can listen to.
I really learn a lot from these videos.... can you also please break down Lea Salonga's On My Own for the 10th anniversary of Les Miserables....
joseph david esguerra My favorite performance of Lea Salonga was her star turn in Miss Saigon. Have you seen that on UA-cam? Check it out. You’ll be completely taken by her performance!
@@MarySetrakian yes i have and i've followed her eversince! And you've gained a follower here!
Please review Colm Wilkinson singing 'Bring Him Home', the song that was written for him and IMO, no one comes close to!
thank you. very enlightening.
can you react to Lea Salonga - On My Own (Les Misérables) Lea Salonga - On My Own (Les Misérables)
Please react to Ruthie’s 10th anniv version.❤️ This is very educational!
Very similar to how Ruthie Hensall sang it.
4:19..... Wait i thought Patti Lupone originated Fantine....Now i'm confused lol.
Yes, Patti originated the role in London, but Randy Graff was the original Fantine on Broadway 😍🎶🤩
um, "Shame" and "Stride" are the same note....b flat
Michael Derwin you’re right! Full chest needed on Stride for the ladies 😍