REAL Vocal Coach Reacts to Dimash Kudaibergen - Across Endless Dimensions
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Singing teacher and vocal coach Matt Ramsey reacts to Dimash Kudaibergen singing "Across Endless Dimensions"
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Hey guys, I'm aware that the music is a half step flat.
For whatever reason, when we encoded it in the editor, it always comes out a half step flat.
If anyone has an idea how to fix this, I'm all ears.
The notes that I'm calling out during the reaction are the correct ones though.
Best,
Matt Ramsey, Voice Teacher
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Plsss react for her performance here’s the link you must enjoy it while analysis and rect for this plsss😍😊😘 ua-cam.com/video/zJ5ssXVTLP8/v-deo.html
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I don't understand why English speakers think the rest of the world is obligated to speak English ... and without an accent ..? Fucked up or what? Are you already completely crazy with your world domination there?
If a foreign singer comes to Russia and sings a song in Russian, then we will not give a damn about the accent ... even the missing letters and words are unimportant ... we will simply be grateful to him for his work, for what he learned, for respect for our language ...
Let it be known to you, young man, until 1991 the USSR included 15 republics (including the homeland of Dimash - Kazakhstan) ... 15 republics, dude !!!! and each republic has its own native language, but all were united by the Russian language ... and in our country it is considered very indecent to point to someone's accent ...
So what right do you English speakers have to demand this? At least this is indecent and politically incorrect !!!!!!!!!
I would like to see how you would sing in Russian, Kazakh, Chinese ... and how you, like a kitten, will be poked in the shit ...
You are in Europe so intensely fighting for the rights of African Americans ... at such a pace, the whole World will soon fight with you for their right to speak English with an accent !!!
I never write angry comments ... but just talking about accents is already infuriating !!!
And, I beg your pardon, if Dimash and I hurt your high feelings !!!
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Я не понимаю, почему англоговорящие думают, что весь остальной мир обязан говорить на английском языке... и без акцента..? Охренели что ли? Вы там уже совсем рехнулись со своим мировым господством?
Если в Россию приедет иностранный певец и споет песню на русском языке, то нам наплевать будет на акцент... даже пропущенные буквы и слова неважны... мы просто будем благодарны ему за труд, за то, что выучил, за уважение к нашему языку...
Да будет Вам известно, юноша, до 1991 года в состав СССР входили 15 республик (в том числе и родина Димаша - Казахстан)... 15 республик, чувак!!!! и в каждой республике свой родной язык, но всех объединял русский язык... и у нас считается очень неприличным указывать на чей-либо акцент...
Так какое имеете право вы, англоговорящие? Как минимум это неприлично и неполиткорректно!!!!!!!!!
Я бы хотела посмотреть, как вы бы спели на русском, казахском, китайском языках... и на то, как тебя, как котенка, в дерьмо будут мордой тыкать...
Вы у себя в Европе так интенсивно боретесь за права афроамериканцев... такими темпами скоро весь Мир будет бороться с вами за свое право говорить на английском языке с акцентом!!!
Я никогда не пишу гневных комментариев... но просто уже бесят разговоры об акцентах!!!
И, прошу прощения, если Димаш и я задели Ваши высокие чувства!!!
@@user-zj4ui9dm2d I agree with you completely.... I get so infuriated when I see others talking shit about his English accent.
Ok, slow down, please. My whole intent was only to say that if he wants to appeal to even more international audiences, one-third of whom understand English, then he at least needs to be understandable. Unless captioned, some people didn't understand the beauty of the lyrics. Dimash himself plans to learn better English, it is his own goal too. And he was thrilled to be speaking English in his concert here in New York, and very humble about his hope to learn. No nationalism or world domination here. Think about the possibilities!
Dimash is not a tenor, not a baritone, Dimash is an angel! I love his accent, it's sexy as hell.
If talking in classical terms and if Dimash was to sing a classical part in an opera, he would probably be considered a tenor from what I've heard of him.
this is so critical to understanding (if that's even possible) the talents of dimash! everyone tries to confine him to a certain voice type & *he is all the types*
he doesn't follow the rules as frustrating as that may be for some singers to accept. i've seen so many try to classify him & seriously, there's just no point except to say he's dimash, a voice type of his own! :)
@@emelianemone777 I know that, I meant in terms of classical opera where a man would sing his part.
thanks for your comments
I absolutely love his accent and it doesn’t bother me at all that he sings into de dark. It adds to his unique charm.
I think he wants to learn the pronunciation, imo
Rebecca Rowland Most of his dears, if not all, feel the same as you do!!
Is Dimash a tenor? Yes. Is he a baritone? Yes. Is he a soprano? Yes. Is he whatever he wants to be? Yes. 🤣 I’m not a bad person!
no you're not
* Big smile
Totally agree😂👍🏼
Haha, yes! Dimash has plugged into the matrix and downloaded every programme, and he accesses them at will, with a thought 😀
🦌💞
Absolutely right
Well, my point of view is that Dimash breaks all boundaries. I don't know why we have to classify him a Tenor or a Baritone. Frankly, Dimash's voice is in it's own category. No one has his range... so why should we smash him into a limiting category where he doesn't fit? And I love Dimash's pronunciation. It's charming!
it is a hot topic of debate for some
@@ramseyvoicestudio - Not even Mariah can hit some of Dimashs' high notes, and as Julie H says, No one has his range, he is not limited to one category of singing, he fit's into all of them. Why do YOU have to make such a drama out of something that is not important to the rest of us with regards to Dimash and his absolutely amazing voice. Not interested if it is a topic for debate, as long as we all get to hear him sing and no matter in what language, we get the story from his voice and words.
You are not and never will be able to sing like Dimash ! I feel there is a little jealousy in you, because he has something you never will. Sorry to sound like a total bitch, but you are so WRONG !!
it doesn't matter to me whether he is a tenor or baritone.....what matters is I love his singing and he speaks to me through his singing.....the rest I couldn't give a damn.
got it, it is interesting why that is so hot a debate
Because you, sir, started it and rub the Dears the wrong way!!
while you are here discussing the accent of Dimash - He is conquering the world with this accent!!!)) every day more and more people around the world fall in love with his accent!!!))) Well, something like that!!! Dimash is the Best vocalist on this planet!!! in addition, it can train trained!!! his education is too good!!!) in addition every year all its languages are improved!!!
Yes, and that's all I want for him
Dimash, Best of the Best. 👌👌👌👌🇰🇿
yes!
I had to just put this here before you get to the reaction: RGB, as a Dear myself, I have to thank you for being so respectful when voicing your disagreement. Personally, I can't understand why this controversy has been going on for so long. In the grand scheme of things, Dimash's voice is sublime. For me, that's enough. One singer that absolutely WAS a tenor, was Jim Reeves. Wayyyy before your time, Ramsey hahaha. Yeah, Dimash is highly intelligent in the way he chooses to deliver a song. He's the supreme fisherman lol. He reels you in from the beginning and doesn't let go until the end and you're left wondering "Why did it stop???" His absolute breath control when he goes from belting down to a whisper is pure mastery (and long hours of practice, I know). That fade-out is perfection. Thanks, Ramsey. I'm glad Piergiuseppe chose him to do this soundtrack for the movie. You're right. He does have a problem with the 'th' and onset 'h'. It's not all the time, though but he DOES tend to forget sometimes. But we tend to love Dimash's Dinglish, so we don't mind at all. In fact, I love it.
Our fave dinglish...🧡🧡🧡😄😜
@@polinakolesnik6091 We very, very miss him 😄😄😄😄
Love his Dinglish 💖💖💖
His Dinglish is adorable 💚💚 it's endearing (pun intended)
Its quite adorable.. Dinglish ,too too cute.. many dont feel its good for world stage! oh well.. he is already in my world stage 🌍
Love his already well known Dinglish!!! It is fun to hear about his English from people that are unable to say correctly just one very, very simple word- his name, Dimash... I am pretty sure that he would speak well if only would have enough time... his workload is insane.... thank you so much for your professional reactions!
appreciate the feedback
Dimash can't be categorised!! HE IS ON HIS OWN!!! MASTER OF MASTERS!!💗💕💝💝
ok....
I, being a Chicagoan myself, think that Dimash is really from Chicago. "DA" Bears, being the proper way of pronouncing "the" Bears. I have noticed the "DA" for "the" in all his English songs. Again, being from Chicago, It doesn't sound "Bad" to me. It sounds familiar and nostalgic. Thanks for you great reactions and lessons. You are one of the Vocal Coaches that make learning fun.
Tanks, Joe, oh I mean, thanks, Joe
LOL I wish I had thought of that one!
😂😂😂
My mom is from Chicago
I've heard vocal coaches say that he over pronounces the 't' sometimes so maybe he's working on it. I just think it's funny, such a fine line between over-pronouncing and under-pronouncing.
understanding the standard "voice types" is so critical to understanding (if that's even possible) the talents of dimash... because if you do then you may readily identify that dimash fits into absolutely zero of the formal categories.
everyone tries to confine him to a certain voice type & what i think most people are forgetting is *he is all the types*
he doesn't follow the rules as frustrating as that may be for some singers to accept. i've seen so many try to classify him & seriously, there's just no point except to say he's dimash, a voice type of his own! :)
It is a hot topic, no doubt
Emeli anemone what a fantastic way to describe Dimash! He is his own style that has a profound effect on many around the globe, and that’s not a small thing to accomplish by an artist!
Besides his accent is delicious!
Very well said !!!
Ramsey Voice Studio
previously, i had been one of dimash's fans that thought you were a little quick to judge/categorize his voice, although i don't believe i was ever vocal about this prior.
i was pleasantly surprised with this video's commentary/critiques, in comparison with other dimash evaluations you've done.
i'd like to thank you for the two min tutorial here; it's not an issue i have being a native english speaker, but i do have close family members whose native tongue isn't english, so i've seen the challenge with certain sounds, & some seem dang near impossible to shake.
yr tutorial was easy to follow, concise, pertained to a legitimate issue many non-native english speakers deal with, & then offered up simple instructions & what seems to be an easy to implement tool to remedy the issue, should one desire.
it's okay to talk about what we like & what we would change about a performance... that's why we're all here! i hope others can admit this much as well.
Does it matter what he is? He is exceptional controlling his voice, easiness for high notes that sound clear and cristaline.. and emotional interpretation of the music.. Fantastic.
It is interesting that it is such a hot topic of debate
@@ramseyvoicestudio - Think you have scratched that comment to death, come up with another one please !!
He is an angel 😇 bless our angel 🤎🤎As for his English language, I bet anyone who sings 12 languages like our angel Dimash, when angels sing, all humans understand
his voice is beautiful
Dis is da best singer in da hole wild world! So hu cares about pronouncing, tenor or baritone... Just listen and enjoy
haha, good one
😂😂😂👍👍👍
Dimash - Talent - Phenomenal - Brilliant... ❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯
yes!
Dimash ❤️ perfect!!!!!!
Wonderful!
I love his accent. I will hate if he loses it. It makes it so special and sounds beautiful ❤
Keep the accent, but improve the diction
One of his vocal teachers has said that Dimash is a Tenor Altino. Practically though it doesn't matter much as he can cover Baritone up to infinity...
Yes
Yes! Infinity!
yes!
I always felt Dimash was a tenor but I most definitely would love to see a video on that very subject! Now...Across Endliess Dimensions, I love when Dimash sings so whispery the words are barely there. He is so good at it! I also love his accent and i would be disappointed if he lost it completely. I agree with your accent recommendations but we definitely don't want him sounding American. 😊
He'll always be his beautiful self
I subscribed for one reason only. I am Russian, I am also a retired linguistics professor. What amazes me the most is the way Americans, you included, approach the accent in foreigners. This young man sings in 9, some say 12, languages, and not just sings - he understands what he is singing about because of the way his body, arms, head, etc. moves. A few songs he sings in Chinese, which is arguably the most difficumt language on earth, and the Chinese audience adores him even though it's not the best pronunciation. For them, the most important thing is whether he understands the lyrics and connects them properly to the music. They cry when he sings Daybreak and Autumn Strong (you must listen to them with the stories that created these two somgs). Very few foreigners speak without an accent, but almost all of them speak proper English, which I cannot say about Americans. In my experience, the vocabulary of an American is about 2500-4000 words - out of hundreds of thousands in English language. Simply say, most Americans are illiterate. And in the end: every foreigner speaks and writes in 3 or more languages...how many do you speak and write? This shouldn't even be a discussion, not from you in the least. Enjoy your day.
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This is just a stunning performance. I love his accent. No problem with me. He is brilliant in everything he does. That th sound is interpreted as 'Dah Dark'. You know, I don't friggin' care. Russian has no equal to THE. That word does not exist. And who cares. "Into dark" no THE. No amount of training can explain to Russian speaker the need for :THE'. I find performers who sing in multiple languages are usually able to apply emotion to overcome glitches in diction. Certainly Dimash is the most amazing of them all.
I'll bet he could learn it, if he can do all this, and it's only for his success
This is what I'm saying. It's hard to learn a sound you don't know. I've heard him pronounce 'the' properly before, but if you are not a native speaker them you most likely don't know if you're doing it right or not. For example, two seemingly identical recordings of Sinful Passion and apparently his Russian pronunciation is different in both. I listened to them numerous times and would swear that they sounded the same. Dimash doesn't get lots of practice with English speakers, his closest resources are his managers and assistants in China. They communicate to each other in English because they don't speak each other's language. Mind you that these people aren't natives ( to the English language) so Dimash is practicing and learning incorrect pronunciation, expressions etc.
Let’s not forget that those great composers who work with Dimash in different countries would do so if they thought that this was a significant issue? Dimash IS successful selling out full concerts wherever he holds them! Besides he’s an intelligent and highly educated young man who will decide his own path his way, as he always does!
@@ramseyvoicestudio - With a voice like his, he is successful ! As Arwen states below, he does use THE, in certain songs and perfectly too, such as "Hello", it only changes slightly later on, but makes no difference. Who are you to point something to insignificant out about Dimash ?
bravobr I was just listening to his “Hello” and noticed the same. His pronunciation( accent) is really good there!
Dimash king🤴🤴❤🥰😍😘👏👍✌
wonderful!
when he sang "show me the way to reach the core of my life" his pronunciation of 'th' was much better.
just imagine how many takes he had to take for it 😂😂
It's not that important unless people make it so....to me it don't matter at all as long as his singing is sublime. No use having perfect pronounciations but sings lousily.
Obviously, a movie producer would want him to say it as perfectly as he can, right? So it's understood, I'm sure he wants to get it
These is a soundtrack for a Sci-fi movie that will be premiered after the quarantine.
Right
@@ramseyvoicestudio movie title is Creators: The Past
Yes, Carmen, can't wait to see it
Great reaction, and good tutorial as well. You're right, lots of people have trouble with that particular dipthong. Glad you could help them.
Thanks, Jeris
Dimash has greatly improved in his English pronunciation and has said that he continues to work on this. There are actually two "th" sounds, one voiced (the) and one not voiced (thumb). I have found that some non-English speakers have more difficulty with the voiced "th" and also tend to extend the tongue past the teeth. As you mentioned, it is a difficult sound to master. I appreciate your reactions to Dimash's performance and hope to hear more from you.
stay tuned, DebRu
The long wait is over, the BEST reaction from a Credible Vocal Coach...
Thank you.
Hi, I am your a follower, a Juris Doctor, from the Philippines
Wow, thank you! I appreciate that
Dimash fans call his English Dinglish. If you consider that three years ago he didn't speak English at all, he has already mastered a lot in this direction. Certainly he will also lack practical training, because he will surely have too few people around him who have English as their mother tongue to talk to him. I think he even wanted to go to school in America, but Corona has now stopped everything.
But when I sometimes notice, especially with reactors, how indistinctly the English speak, people who have it almost certainly as a mother tongue, then I really get along better with Dimash Dinglish. Smile.
thanks, Ruth
Hey, I like your videos! Watching you from Greece
Please react to Dimash's song "Samaltau" at Tokyo Jazz Festival 2020. Due to the pandemic all participants were in their studio and Dimash sang from his home studio. It is a traditional Kazakh song, you will love it
will check it out, Vana
Hi Ramsey I’m a Dimash follower yes he is a tenor a bar atoner and a soprano +he can makes 4voices he is Dimash my idol number one singer in the world ❤️❤️❤️Dimash
many feel that way
He is astounding.
Yes, he is
Im so glad theres so many people in the comments who do not mind that Dimash has an accent. Thats wonderful!!! But Matt is a voice teacher. Hes using that as a teaching point. People out there could be struggling to pronounce words better. He wasnt picking on Dimash at all just pointing out something that he felt was a teachable moment.
thanks, Danielle, al you said is true. And Dimash himself wanted to come to LA to improve his diction until Covid struck :(
Нет субтитров( Ну да ладно, тогда что поняла, строго не судите , если что. Дареному коню, как говорится))Тенор или баритон? - в начале ролика. Рэмси настаивает, что у Димаша "абсолютный, абсолютный тенор". Показывает даже пост, в котором есть ссылка на преподавателя Димаша в колледже Марата Айтимова, где он сказал, что Димаш - тенор. В комментариях многие , смотрю, несогласны - высокий баритон, меццо сопрано даже. Лично мне, не музыканту, не надо твердо определить для себя диапазон, чтобы навсегда стать фаном. В общем кипиш на пустом месте))))Дальше. " Прекрасно....какое драматическое ? исполнение.. этот шепот...ууууу это идеально...." Увидел Шаттнера с механическим глазом - "это жуть!" Потом начинает озвучивать ноты - C5..E5., на 7:30 "это похоже на "Звездные войны"...углядел медузу 😄 Кульминация: "это E6!!! это определенно свист! Боже мой" После кульминации "..это удивительно Димаш превосходный исполнитель"...и т.п.эпитеты Дальше - отмечает русский/.казахский акцент и неправльное произношение "th" в слове "the dark".Хлебом не корми, блин, дай про произношение сказать) Что есть, то есть, но мы от этого его меньше не любим !
Всем добра!! и ждем перевод от профи.
@Полина Колесник
Все, кто цепляется к его акценту, даже его имя правильно (без акцента хотя бы))) произнести не могут. А Димаш совершенствуется во всем, в том числе и в английском языке. Раньше или позже, но он будет говорить и петь на английском без акцента. Хотя любим мы его уж точно не за произношение))). А вот им спеть так, как он поет, не удастся никогда)).
@@user-jz4ps1fl9d Точно! Рэмси рамсы попутал). Зациклило)В основном, все спокойно относятся. Вот, например, сейчас смотрю канал "Это я - Барри!" (он ирландец). То ли он видел эту реакцию, то ли совпало, но он пошутил там про свой "ужасный дублинский акцент" 😉
thanks for watching
@***t ***s я бы ещё добавил и зависть...)
@***t ***s а он вам сердечек наставил )))))))))
I speak in five languages and the English that i learnd in school from England is not the same speaking one here in the U.S the pronounciation and the accent is totally different they pronounced half of the words it took me time to speak in american english and i am still have a french accent which by the way they like it Dimash have a beautiful accent and music is a universal language.
Music is, true
Димаш , супер
thanks, Irina
In my opinion he is a tenor, counter tenor, soprano and a partially Baritone. His talking voice is more of a baritone than a tenor. It means that he can talk in any octaves as well as singing of course. His Baritone is very beautiful and all the way to the whistle notes. I wish I could hear his Ave Maria before I die.
Who knows?
послушайте песню,,,любовь похожая на сон,,,,, он там поет Ave Maria-вы почувствуете как поют ангелы
Great song, great Dimash and great reaction ! Yes, I am interested in a video about Dimah's voice type. 👍
Ok thanks!
I love to hear your comments! Please keep doing more Dimash!
Thanks Sandra
Dimash says that he is a counter tenor! I’m sure he knows his own voice. You can’t always tell by a speaking voice exactly how high or low someone’s singing voice will be. 😊
Dimash is everything!
O melhor cantor do mundo.
Dimash
I Love you 😍😍😍
thanks for your comment
Dimash can’t be squished into the pigeon hole of baritone, tenor, etc. because he is so accomplished and flexible that he can sing anything! I’m sure you can produce evidence that he’s a tenor...and someone else can produce evidence that he’s a baritone. In the end, WHAT DOES IT MATTER? He is UNIQUE, and wonderful!
Thx for your great reaction!
thanks, Sally
Sally Stubbs, Dimash, recently asked jokingly in an interview for one Russian television to decide whether he is a baritone, tenor or soprano, replied: like when it happens. I liked it very much. He doesn't need it for anything, because, as he himself says: octaves are only a workshop he can use, and the most important thing is music.
Dimash amazing
yes, he is
I think his da sounds adorable. 😇🖤🤍🖤🤴🤴🤴🦋
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I personally think Dimash does a great job. Particularly when you think that someone like the Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who's lived in the United States, and has been exposed to the English language for more than 50 years, still has trouble pronouncing his English. He still has a very strong accent. Remember the famous movie line. "Get to da chopper", so with all the other languages Dimash performs, it's highly unlikely he'll be able to sing, or speak in English, like a native. But i certainly wouldn't put it past him in time.
Spoken accents are a different matter, to be sure, but I also wouldn't put it past him to learn better singing diction
@@ramseyvoicestudio I agree Matt, spoken accents are slightly different. However, the reason we have the likes of the comedian Peter Kay, doing the misheard lyrics comedy sketch. Is that even English speakers, when singing, can be equally unintelligible as a non native English speaker. So Dimash, in my opinion anyway, still does a great job. Cheers Matt.
@ Rick B, you are right, English has many variations and mashups!
@@ramseyvoicestudio - Better singing diction !! I don't care if you are a voice coach, get over yourself hunny !
Dimash is the best..what a voice..sooo beautiful ! Love it !
Dimash still good with baritone & tenor range and all other ranges
Yes
Dimash s Dinglish is just fantastic 👍
Depends on his goals
I don't care if he doesn't pronounce the word "right". He sings in a lot of different languages witch I don't understand and it doesn't matter because hes bodylanguage and the way he uses his voice tells me what it's all about. 🎶🙏🤘❤
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I think that's fine for most that enjoy Dimash's music, but I think in Dimash's mind, he wants to continue to improve. I feel that his pronunciation not only English, but some other languages as well is something he has a lot of room for improvement. If you compare earlier versions of his songs to performances now, he clearly has made a lot of progress in correcting his pronunciation over the past few years. I can only imagine how much better he will be as he continues on.
I always enjoy your reactions to Dimash🤗. Thank you so much! It would be great if you could join the DQ team as his English coach, that would be awesome!👍👍💙💚💙
SW, if they call.....
I hope fate will save Dimash from such "English coach" after all.
Chills every time and I have listened to this song hundreds of times already
He is amazing!
I agree, to me it doesn’t matter either whatever he is, because his voice is just heavenly! But... 😉 indeed.. in an interview I heard Dimash himself saying he is a tenor 😌😅
Yes
CB Dutchy Yes, I remember him saying that in an interview. But to me, it does not really matter if he is a baritone or tenor. He can sing them all, including alien.
that's correct, and for sure he started his classical education there, but in the meantime he has further developed and is also covering baritone register ! cheers from Vienna
haha, @Grace
I really enjoy your reactions. I always learn something. Thank you.
I'm so glad!
He is both, tenor when he was younger and now, as he gets older and the voice further develops, he is also covering the baritone register. Take 'Ogni Pietra' for example! What is so surprising about that? With other singers maybe, but with Dimash it's almost normal, with all the work and efforts e puts into his singing! It's the same fuss about his D8 (Unforgettable Day) and now people are expecting this in almost every song. Just relax and give yourself in to this wonderful, unique voice, enjoy it without quarreling over tones and registers, gosh! Cheers from Vienna!
Hi, Vienna!
Sounds like fun. Although I believe he’s a blend. I love all his placements. Then he rolls those r’s and I’m in heaven. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
thanks, Lynne
I don’t care about his pronunciation but i know for most of Americans it is a big deal, thanks for your 2 min tutorial 👍 btw you pronounce his name “Dimash” and “Kudaibergen” incorrectly maybe you can watch some videos and listen how to pronounce it well. 😊
I will check it out
There is really no point to be offended and sarcastic! If you are going to sing English please get a tutor to help otherwise what is the point of singing in that language? I am Dimash's fan by all means but I don't understand why after all these years and with the money he makes he has not one teacher to help him sing correctly in English. It's not hard. I think no one dares to point it out. Accent is one thing but wrong diction is bad. It's very weird to listen to an English song without understanding the words at all. You don't care but many do. People should correct him so that he can improve. Obviously nobody dares to tell him because I hear some wrong pronunciations in Your Love that actually change the meaning of the sentence.
BTW, people who correct you are the true friends even if the truth hurts.
@ C Y I agree! I thought he was singing something else until I read the lyrics "Your Love" and after reading I was kind of suprised 😅
C Y i am not being sarcastic, I really appreciate his tutorial, Dimash needs a better English teacher or coach, I don’t care his bad or good pronunciation but i know many people do, he wants to conquer America, he needs to improve his English. It is the truth!
Dimash himself is fully aware that he has some accent. And he is trying very hard to reduce it. If you saw his recent English interview, you could tell the improvements he has made. If we look at this as an area of improvement, I feel Dimash himself would be very receptive to it. However, the quality of a performance is mostly determined by tonality, musicality and emotion delivered by the performer. And Dimash did a superb job on those! I would view the tiny accent has no significant impact on that delivery! Non native speakers would naturally have some accents and we just need to have open mind and clear ears to hear them out!
you're right, I only want what he wants for himself
Please react to Samaltau. Live from his Studio at home. You would love it, I hope. Thank you! 😘😘😘
I will check it out
Dimash is my idol. Can you react to Confess + Diva Dance (it’s a mix of songs) and Daybreak. It’s in Chinese. It’s my favorite song!!!
Thanks, got it
Спасибо 🙏 (Thank you) I really enjoy your reactions of him and Marcelito Pomoy! I had to throw in there!
@@ramseyvoicestudio If you do the first one, please consider including the Bastau Diva Dance too for a comparison, it's short.
@Estera, great idea
Dimash himself said he's a tenor. Does it really matter anyway? He's the greatest singer in the world!
people love the debate
@@ramseyvoicestudio I don't its boring
I find it amusing that ppl are so invested in classifying him. I think this is why D said he wished we wouldn't fixate on technicalities so much and just let the music take us to that place of fantasy. And when the debate gets serious ppl resort to name calling. just ridiculous.
For me, Dimash was good, singing in English which is not his language and don't speak English can sing that good and relate the story for you to feel, is amazing. Tenor or baritone, if you don't deliver it good and sound awful is useless. I watched Dimash how he delivers, his facial expressions and body language. He knows how to used his voice in so many techniques that I haven't heard before. He amazed me every time he performed. I can listen to Dimash songs and never get bored many hours a day.
True, Evelyn
Dimash cantando essa linda música, me transporta para um mundo mágico e Celestial onde meu coração, minha mente e minha alma se deleitam de emoção e amor!! Puro prazer celestial!!
Dinash é Magnífico!! Amo tudo o que ele canta!!
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏼👏🏼👏🏾👏🏾👏🏻👏🏽😍😍🎶🎶🇧🇷🇧🇷
Yes, Rosangela!
Where you said "that's creepy", that is William Shatner. And close to the end, that's Gérard Depardieu. It is the title song of an upcoming movie, Creators: The Past, which was delayed due to the pandemic.
Right!
Does it matter if Dimash is a tenor or baritone?? Why put him in a box!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!##################**************************
a lot of people care, but thanks for your feedback
He doesn’t fit in any box! Only Dimash box!!
Wow I think you are so likable and I love your appreciation of music. So fun to watch you enjoy the music and Dimash of course. Btw, I trust you on Dimash’s tenor
😊. very cool, thanks
Great reaction! And loved your pronunciation explanation at the end. I don't why it is so important to categorize his voice but if you must, I saw an interview with Dimash from 2016, he said him self that he's a tenor but on one of the recent interviews he said "depends" when he was asked about it. My guess, he doesn't want to be categorized. I would categorize his voice as "Amazing" though ;-)
Yes, and thanks for liking my new feature at the end
He doesn't want to be categorised and he doesn't seem to care about voice type or range. It's an inevitable discussion though. He is what he is and I love him in any voice type
He will always have an accent, English is not his language, but having an accent is not an insult either, when people tell me but you don't have an accent, I always wonder why do they tell me that, are they saying it because they are being nice, do they think I would get offended? or is it true I don't have one, but then do I identify with my people? So having an accent is not bad at all. Having good diction is a must especially while we are singing, people have to understand what we are saying. It comes when you use the language, that is what some people don't get about busy people like Dimash he has to practice the language to learn it, this is not the Matrix one plug to your brain and now you know English, it takes time, as an ESL teacher I can tell you it takes a lot of effort.
that is perfect understanding of the situation, Eve
Yes, ma'am you are correct. Even learned phonics in my 30s. Some of the English pronunciations are still challenging to come out from my mouth.
Thank you for an enjoyable reaction. Just so you know, I'm one of the good guys. 😊
Yes you are! thanks, Sally
@@ramseyvoicestudio keep safe, Ramsey. 😊
There’re no good or bad guys here. Only sensitive cultural issues that elicit strong reactions from the fans!
To me it doesn’t matter whether he has an accent or good diction or not I just love his voice.
So do I
Thanks Ramsey with your comments on our Dimash I just subscribe your channel cuz I like your reaction
Thanks for subbing!
Thank you for your reaction, if you want to hear a different style of Dimash, I recommend you "screaming idol hits", it's in English and a little different of the official video, but it's complete live with a really good feeling (my English is so bad but I don't like to use translator :D )
Jeisson, I understood you perfectly, I certainly need a translator, and thanks for the suggestion
I think the guy with the creepy spider on his eye is William Shatner. I saw an interview with the producer of the movie and writer of the song and he said Dimash is the best singer in the world...his DEARS already knew that. I hope since there are american actors that he becomes mor know in America
Right, Jill
Yes! I’m interested!!
Thanks, Basia
he already does so much, he sings in multiple languages and music is a universal language. i’ve noticed only americans criticize his accent lol international fans don’t want him to change it
I wasn't criticizing, I support his own desire to improve his pronunciation
Does he have to be either a tenor or a baritone??? Can he be both? Something in between? Could he be everything? He was raised singing soprano. He was 1st soprano! And really, does categorizing him really matter? :D
Only to some
Ramsey Voice Studio maybe only to you? 😄 we, dears, are very proud to tell that our beloved Dimash is a baritone, tenor, soprano, with also a fine bass touch. ❤️
I agree he's a tenor but would love to see your video on it!! Thank you for reacting to this!❤🎶😁✌
seriously considering it, MJ
Dimash - Unforgettable day at GAKKU :0
keep watching, soon!
That Dimash range video sounds pretty interesting actually, if you ever make that I'll definitely watch it!
thanks, Oscar
Dimash himself said "Im just a regular tenor who works hard".. so no need to argue everyone. Trust the "real" voice teacher ❤❤❤
I love the teaching segment at the end. It's so helpful for those who aren't native speakers to pick up on some of the more difficult English dictions.
Glad it was helpful!
"Is that jelly fish?"
You broke my focus lol
thanks, Jho Zu
Gidday from Australia, I think Dimash is whatever he wants to be. With a 6/7 octave voice, what's the problem, especially he's greatest telent is his story telling through his music. As I say in most reactors channels, no one comes close to Dimash. Not now in this time and moment, he commands everything deliberately. But I like your knowledge, and your interest in helping different cultures learning English. That's all good and well, but sometimes it takes a bit more than that. According to sources, Dimash has been working really hard on his English. Anyway my rant is finished, keep up the great work
Thanks, Rick.
Oh, dear. You stopped the video before the movie credits. 😟. I am glad you enjoyed the video and I’m sure someone else has already listed the movie, composer/director information. Thanks for reacting to our Dimash.
I did!
Maybe you could offer to help Dimash with his accent???? That would be cool! and we would love to watch & listen while you'd do it! :D
Great idea!! Waiting for the call!
Hell yeah to this amazing video.
Great!
if i recall correctly, dimash has said in an interview that he is naturally a tenor, but his mentors in kazakhstan referred to him as a rare "contralto" or countertenor.
Thanks, C
Dimash is both
he is the best Singer of the World
First you sing like him then you can Comment
Simon, I'm a vocal coach, not a professional singer, and I highly respect him
Hi Matt, It's been a long time, good to see you back. I love your tutorial lesson.
Welcome back, Joy, glad you like my new feature
Greetings to the owner and guests of this channel…! And to all the personnel's who worked with artists, and all others who did the translation, produced videos and uploaded it on line. My heartfelt gratitude to the reactors worldwide and commentators of this channel for your great help and service, so that artists can improve and or develop their talents and gifts at their best in order to serve better the listening public.
STORY BEHIND THE SONG: This new song “ACROSS ENDLESS DIMENSIONS” by Dimash from the movie soundtrack of 2019's: "CREATORS: THE PAST” it was composed, conducted and directed by Piergiuseppe Zaia, an Italian Director, Writer, Producer and Composer. The movie was based on the 2012 Mayan Calendar an upcoming Italian fantasy film written by Piergiuseppe Zaia, and Eleonora Fani. The movie is delayed to view in public due to Covid 19, but it is still a good news because just recently this song had gained Dimash for 2.7 MILLION VIEWS - A GIFT TO HIM FROM THE LISTENING PUBLIC.
How Dimash sang this piece of music, his towering highest notes, the power and beauty of his voice are indeed remarkable. His English pronunciation as well, improved a lot. Listening to this music seems it give us a glimpse of getting into, our life inner journey, which points us into a great mystery of our human life existence and being. The music background creates such an ambiance and mysterious inner depth of the soul's journey towards its destination.
And in this music, Dimash was able to enter into that inner depth of himself in order for him to enunciate and utter the real feelings and emotions by heart, so that naturally he can deliver his music beautifully as in, he was there in a real story that happened. Obviously, until this time, his music circulates so fast and connects to millions of people worldwide, even if he sang his music in foreign languages to the listening public. As I observe it, when Dimash sang and performed his song, he doesn't just narrate the story plainly but enters into it, which is very unique of him as an artist.
Music is such a mixed up of many and various competing emotions within us, and when artist and audience are sensitive and attentive to it, we can really feel for real, every beat and the dynamics of the song every time the artists performed, which brought such a great effects on those who listen to it.
This song “ACROSS ENDLESS DIMENSIONS”, is a soul penetrating music which encourages me once again to reflect such a great truth to look into our internal life. Although this song is based on a FANTASY FILM, which means, is only an imagination created in mind by the writer but does not really exists for real. But if you reflect it deeply, it conveys something spiritual and truth in our human life. In fact, on line, some awe inspiring and beautiful comments about this music and the voice of Dimash which says: oh its heavenly, angelic, divine, and majestic etc, all these conveys some spiritual beauty and images that awakens in the hearts of people to those who listens to it.
Even just the Title of this song itself and some few phrases coming from the lyrics, poses a great deal for us to look into, which is very important, most especially the truth of many things particularly in our human existence and being. Here are my comments and personal reflection on this song, to give us an in depth meaning of this piece of music. This is my gift to the listening public, hoping that it might do good and help them in some way. My reflection focuses on:
I.) The Title of the Song: ACROSS ENDLESS DIMENSIONS in truth and in reality this phrase is only applicable to God alone, why… because He alone is endless, and is never easy to come across going to Him casually, much more His dimensions in whatever aspects is cannot be measured. We don't know really how God come into existence and in His being, because nobody is above or greater than Him, much more no one created Him, He come into existence in his own power. We cannot also fully understand or measure the depth, and length and height of who God is… especially His power, love, beauty and wisdom, which I believed He has revealed it clearly in the BEAUTY OF HIS CREATION.
In Gods own design and will, indeed our existence in this world is really a gift and a grace beyond human words, out of God's great love, generosity and goodness lavishly bestowed on us, but sad to say, it is only for a short time , because by nature everything that exists materially here on earth passes away, nothing lasts. But even if this is our human reality, still God is… and is always worthy of all our praise and gratitude.
II.) As the song progresses, we come across this phrase in the lyrics: THE SOURCE OF MY CREATION. Obviously, this is the truth of our human existence and being that it really came from God. Remember that… our parents do not create us, but are only Gods instruments that we can have a physical body. Yes, materials things like: houses, cars etc ..., are human creation, but if God does not give us life and intelligence, still human being cannot do anything. So in the end, we always go back to the source and truth of our existence = TO GOD WHO CREATED US.
III. ) Another phrase in the lyrics: SHOW ME THE WAY TO REACH THE CORE OF MY LIFE it is beyond our human capacity to show the way and to reach the core of our life, no matter how holy the person is. Why ...? Because each person is a mystery, unique and different, nobody can fully understand who really we are, that is our sacred space which only God can penetrate. God alone can lead us the way to reach that core of our life because our existence comes from Him who created us and He alone knows us deeply through and through.
IV.) Finally another phrase in the lyrics is: TAKE ME HOME BACK TO MY SOUL after we come across this life on earth, our soul will go back to His Creator and to its final true home which is in heaven, the fulfillment of everything that we are longing for, and there, we can fully experience true, endless, perfect dimensions of joy and happiness beyond all human telling and expectation, when we will be united with our God more closely.
Why is it necessary and significant for us the realities of this song ..? Because when we knew and accept the true roots and beginnings of our human identity that… all things that exist including our talents, skills and intelligence etc… belongs to God, only then that we can fully live our life in joy and in peace. So, so that in us and in everything, there should not be any boasting, because without God in our life we are nothing and cannot do anything.
In the case of Dimash, his grateful hearts is always thoughtful to God and to people who help him in many ways. In fact and in joy, he really give his best and work very hard for years, in cultivating and developing his many talents and gifts. Through constant practice and perseverance, he was able to reach such an extreme peak and core of his professional field, that at this time many people and even the renown artists worldwide are amazed of it: of its quality, beauty, professionalism and optimum talent development which is beyond our human understanding and expectation.
Many questions are being asked by onlookers ... How Dimash do that ...? And what is his secret ...? Of course he did all the professional things and dedicates himself wholeheartedly to practice and participate in various singing contest which polishes very well his singing career into such a remarkable beauty, power and strength. I do believe that his success is no tricks and magic at all, but rather, it is the fruits of many years of hard work and dedication. More than that, beyond Dimash human capacity, I believed too that he is really gifted by God with grace for music, and in that, we are all amazed on how God's power works and reveal his wisdom, beauty and goodness thru the works of an artist.
God’s grace and Dimash perseverance and cooperation with it, he was able to face every difficulties and challenges that comes his way, to realize his long time childhood dream to be an artist. Very well … he was able to make it with flying colors, and so my warmest congratulations to him, to his family and to his teachers, who contributed a lot that his dream will become a reality.
With much appreciation thanks indeed for this beautiful reaction video on this piece of music sang by Dimash and for your great service to us. Gratefully yours, Ester Rabi, Philippines, South East Asia
Ester, you are wonderful!
@@ramseyvoicestudio Once again greetings and thank you sir for your prompt reply and appreciation to my comments. May God Bless your life, your channel and your career that it may bear good fruits in abundance. Thanks always for your great service to us thru your reaction video and in reacting to artists worldwide. Gratefully yours, Ester Rabi, Philippines, South East Asia
I am all about that guitar riff Dimash does with his voice.
Yes!
..I don't care what he is lol....I just enjoy his talent and voice! :))))))) It's a song from a Sci-fi movie ^^
Yes!
*DIMASH!!!* 👉💣💥🤯🤪
Yes!
Heya, Matt. Thanks for your enjoyable and educational reactions to Dimash's incredible work. As a linguist -- that is, as one who studies human language scientifically -- I find you vocalists' approach to language (from the whole other end of the spectrum) to be quite fascinating. I recall my initial shock the first time I heard a trained singer -- someone I knew to be a non-linguist -- talking about the human language faculty using terms I'd never before heard outside of a linguistics classroom! It was a very pleasant surprise, and I find listening to you vocal coaches and opera singers and such on these Dimash reactions is very much more of the same.
That said, I'd like to comment on your brief tutorial on pronouncing the English -th sounds : -th as in 'think' & -th as in 'father' (IPA sounds θ and ð respectively, aka theta & eth). You see, I think you missed the boat entirely on how these sounds are made. They are both denoted as interdental fricatives, with the emphasis here being placed on 'interdental' -- that is, made by placing the tongue between the teeth. There is no relationship between these sounds and 'laying the tongue flat', although I can see why your professional focus on tonality might mislead you to think otherwise. To make these sounds, just position your mouth to make a -t or -d, push your tongue tip slightly through your front teeth, and then make the sound that *would've* been -t or -d if you hadn't moved your tongue. It'll be a theta or eth every time.
As for people busting on you for commenting on diction at all, well, you can expect some of that. Language is very personal but is very rarely well understood, and there *is* a lot of pointless snobbery built into many discussions about it. I didn't detect any of that in your commentary, though. All I heard was a helpful voice putting out what Dimash and probably every other serious vocalist would regard as very helpful information -- despite the fact that I think it was off-target :) -- simply because anyone singing in a different language wants to sing it well enough to be understood. For those who still want to bust on you anyway, well, don't pay them too much mind. There is a place for their criticism of language bigotry, but I don't believe that place is on you, so don't let their not understanding that ruin your day.
Thanks again for your great reactions here. I look forward to the next.
Sorry for the long apparent strikeout, as none of that should be stricken out. I think the initial hyphen on the first "th" did something I didn't mean it to. All those words do belong in my comment! Sorry about that.
I really appreciate the comments and the linguist point of view
@@ramseyvoicestudio Good, good, good. There's a tremendous amount of overlap in certain aspects. I'm loving all these reactions. Woohoo.
Jim Price
, You are a real gentleman. I don't have that much understanding for arrogance of Ramsey Voice Studio.
Димаш это космос.У космоса нет акцентов,есть только величие и красота!!!
nice comment
Es perfecto en todo
Glad you like it
Dimash current vocal range is 7 octaves and one semi tone (C#1 - D8). This is what Dimash shows to us. Probably much wider in reality.
I think he can go higher personally, but usually growl notes do not count as part of your range, so the C# is debatable
amazing!
What if Dimash is the first unique voice that you can't put into a range of tenor v baritone. What if he transcends these definitions. Maybe it's time to start a new classification. Dimash is the forerunner of a new range.
hmmm.......
I mean...... what about Yma Sumac? She has two octaves less than Dimash but the closest to him in my opinion
I learnt "the dark" today. Thanks
cool comment, thanks
Yessss!!!! Do the video hahaha
thanks, Dilanhe