Shadowing-Übung: Vocal Coach discovers Mohsen Yeganeh - Behet Ghol Midam (Live) - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Hello, welcome to Beth Roars where we look at your favourite singers to find out what makes them them.
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I have to say there's been someone in the comments who has been repeatedly asking for this guy for months
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and I haven't listened until now.
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I am not a massive expert on Iranian music
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but I'm always up for listening to music that I would have never come across before.
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So let's give it a listen.
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I'm excited.
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Oh, which is my buddy for television.
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I'm not gonna let me so that I saw for me Oh, sure.
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I mean in was he a hard move than us Oh,
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don't don't have to punish didn't show me you don't lose big sorry that sure Oh But it's all need on
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No, no, yes, oh nice
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His tone is so warm on that lower end.
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It's really well developed.
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He isn't pushing.
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Now, As I say, I'm no expert on this style of singing, but the fundamentals are still the same.
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You can see his neck isn't tensing or anything.
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His breath support is good.
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He's not pushing loads of breath out.
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He's got full cord closure, so you can hear that really kind of full tone.
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And when he goes down, instead of kind of pushing for those lower notes, he is relaxing down onto them and letting them,
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allowing his body to be resonant or allowing his body to feel the feeling of resonance.
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I think that's my biggest tip to any singer.
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Listen to your body and how the sound feels in your body
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and if it feels good in your body you've got it.
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If it feels like hard work then there's something you might need to adapt.
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But well we'll talk about this in a minute because some of these runs are just spectacular.
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I think it's the run.
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It's so fast.
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They're so fast and so clean.
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And again, my main tip for this is just getting it really slow.
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YouTube has a great feature for this actually you can slow it really down
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and it stays at pitch so slow it down listen to it really like half speed
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and try and get it that speed
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and then speed it up bit by bit by bit by bit until your voice gets really used to that
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so many guitars it's so warm because of it
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It's really good.
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What is really impressive as well is that he's able to keep that agility, those fast moving phrases, while he's really low.
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It often gets harder when you get to the bottom of your range like that, but that is a testament to what I was saying earlier, that really well developed, really relaxed,
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really easy lower range which not everyone has and or
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Everyone has the potential to have but it often takes a bit of work to get there And then that mix Yes
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I have to remember the name of this guy because he's so cool.
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Mohsen, Yagana?
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I hope I said that right.
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And what I really love is that there's such simplicity in this writing that everyone can sing along with the chorus.
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But then he's adding these tiny little runs in when he's singing
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that are extra complicated not everyone can sing those very well
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um i mean it took me a really really long time i'm not a natural agile singer
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and it took me a really long time to get my riffs
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and runs not in this style but really quick
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and um i love how he's got these really simple phrases in in the chorus
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but when he's on the bridge and
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when he's on the verses yeah they're They're kind of showing off
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and he's taking us on this dynamic journey He's got all these textures in his voice
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that warmth at the bottom that kind of punch and Nasality in his higher mix.
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I love it Again. So good.
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I find it so interesting.
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People who play an instrument
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and sing often have a really similar approach to their guitar playing
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or whatever instrument they play and he is certainly no exception to this rule
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that I I seem to find in that he has this really great balance between complete simplicity
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that is really really beautiful and then when he does those little fast moving phrases
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um they really mean something they really stand out
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and you're like wow because you're not overloaded by it
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and I think that that's a really really clever and tasteful way to sing and play Yes!
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It just, I don't know what the lyrics mean but it gives me so much joy this.
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It just makes me want to smile.
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He looks really happy.
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I really enjoyed that.
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Thank you for suggesting it.
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That was really beautiful singing.
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Great dynamics.
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It was...
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It just made you feel really happy and really good.
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It's something that I'd love to just have on on a Saturday afternoon.
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Just chilling in my house.
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Having a little sway.
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Maybe reading a book.
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Having a little listen.
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Oh, lovely.
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Thank you for watching.
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I hope you enjoyed.
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If you did, please do like and subscribe and I will see you in the next one.
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Bye!

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