Ten Second Songs I expect free tickets

Do it your videos entertain me to start with but operatic tone your voice is amazing

Now do Music of the Night in the style of Type O Negative?!??!

We actually need you to be the next phantom you nailed it!!!

Now you can sing some Queensryche!

without hurting yourself

@@ERACLAB The rock singer had no problem doing opera and she sucked hard when it came time to show some diversity.

Distortion is a technique that takes serious practice to do correctly. People are pretty mean about it, but that doesn't change reality.

@@IanRLewis looked to me like she didn't want to risk hurting her voice for a youtube video. there was no risk for him to keep practicing musical theater style

@@lunarul The youtube video is her career. You can't hurt your voice from attempting something 1 time if you are a trained singer.

while he has great singing talent himself, he spent YEARS mimicking every singer you might like ... he even mimicked non-singers like (Elevator Music) and (Darude - Sandstorm) lol

@@belalabusultan5911 that's generally how you get good at things that you aren't the first person to get good at

She's just a proud "not a music teacher" :)

UnKnown_Drive i read threat & somehow it made more sense...

@@eliza3986 Definitely another way to look at it. lmfao

#evenesance 😝

God damn that sounds sickly

I love that genre! But don't think I have enough variety in it. Any suggestions on bands? 🤔

but the audience kicks and beats walls instead

The audience judges you silently....

plus if you drop the soap you can hit real high notes

@@jonny11995 hahaha...everyone will be tenor if they drop the soap

Greg Khar especially if it drips on your toes.

They do

yeah they do, but only between singers, normal ppl that don't listen to rock think they're just screaming and making nonsense noises

@@zedopikao that's exactly the point trying to be made

My favorite thing to do is ask someone to scream along with the song. Generally they will try like half a note and realize they don't have the lung capacity or the actual technique to pull it off.

I started off listening to classical crossover singers and teaching myself from them, and then when I got into rock and metal I have been at a loss for years how to emulate them. Like, how do you even cut off vibrato for high notes? Next time I'm in the car I'll practice what Malinda learned in this video :-) I'm a car singer... I have been onto the compression concept recently though.

Every doctor visit

I want to like but I can’t ruin the perfect number

SaM'S gIrLFriEnD iS HeRe!

Honestly, really good advice on top of being funny

@@dustinfranciscoquia7642 give me the curry, GIVE ME THE CURRY

Oh yeeees!!!

What made the first Nightwish singer amazing was that she could switch between them. The new ones sing metal with an operatic sound but not the full technique

I'm imagining angry crows with umbrellas, top hats, monicles and a coat

NIGHTWISH!!!!!!!!!!!

@@sophitsa79 Floor and Tarja can both do it all. I saw Floor live and she nailed every song with Ghost Love Score being insane.

3) bubble fry

What i've learned today: He certainly wouldn't refuse 10 days of practicing with Malinda. This was a very endearing and cute video. Now someone do metal covers of Disney songs... :-)

I think you meant it went zjhoop

@@tedtalc and palate instead of palette :)

@@SeaJay_Oceans I'm sure you can easily find metal covers of Disney songs. Just Google it.

😂

You've never been in one of those militaries. We work very well together.

@@g-mancollections5264 Just being funny.

@@10INTM lol no you're not

@@theonlyrealgina I don't get it. Are you saying I'm not being funny because the joke isn't or are you saying my all-caps comment was me being serious?

Shit that answered my question 😂

@@napalmhotdogs2401 And I didn't even know you asked 😁

Mine did that, but the learning curve of just not accidental yawning all the time sucked. 😂

I yawned as I read this...

I KNEW opera have something to do with yawning..not saying boring i love hearing it..just it have a bit of similiraty to me

Save the Last Dance (2001) Step Up (2006)

Remember Happy feet though? What a shit movie...

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Bring it on 2

Streetdance 3D

And yet I'm not surprised!

And I'm utterly delighted.

loved it

like this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rLlni5if2tzOeKM.html

Next collab is with Corpsegrinder

Mickey Bitsko Finally another fan.

Yeah Mercury has nothing on opera singers

@@gabsssowo he did do some Opera. I'm fairly certain that he did an entire Opera album.

Atilla Dorn: all three of you hold my beers.

Serj tankian: hold my bong

Hi...enjoy my youtube content music page.

I R O N G R A Y stfu

Keldren Raze Sadly, most things she says is bs, go to nyc vocal coach instead

@@fredriklarsson1707 Because only people from New York know how to sing?

@@fredriklarsson1707 No, I'm pretty sure everything she says is valid. Also, my vocal coach is from Chicago and honestly NYC vocal coaches can suck it, my coach is good enough for me.

Interested Bystander No, but just inte the first 45 seconds she already spreads slight wrongs. The larynx can be relaxed or compressed depending on the style. If you want certain distortion it should be compressed. If you want to sing ”normally” it should also be compressed, but just by a little bit The softpalate should often not be raised. One has to master it, meaning to manage to bring it up and down on command and then find a balance. If you just raise it, nasal airflow will be blocked all the time. This might be a quickfix for a stronger sound sure. But in the long term, you actually want nasality. The nose in short explonation helps you to go higher in notes and is basically the central part of headvoice, falsetto and flageoulette The next part is so oversimplified that its almost disturbing. She doesnt mention vocal fry or falsetto, which will confuse singers once found. Im recommending nyc vocalcoaching not for its nationallity. Im swedish, but for its will to not spread missinformation, I do it for you guys. But if you like this singer then fine, stick with her she does aroundish 60% right in terms of standard technique. Nyc vocalcoaching is online and free, you can pay for a course but its really not nessesary

@@fredriklarsson1707 Yeah, I agree that pretty much nobody should take advice from this video, as they're trying to fit techniques that take several weeks to a few months of practice to even do consistently (if even well) into a very limited amount of time. That being said, I think that the advice that she gives Ten Second Songs is valid enough for him in particular, for the passage that he chose. Also, I had no idea that there was an actual comprehensive free voice coaching resource online! I'm checking that out right away. Cheers from the U.S., my Swedish friend!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/maujhrJl2NPSomQ.html Marco from nightwish fucking nails it.

As a choir kid of 9 years, yes. Im a rock/metal head and its hard to sing to alot of them because im so use to the structure and vocal discipline I've been thought for the 9 years.

Thats why the LIVE version of Phantom of the Opera by Nightwish - with Marco Hietala and Tarja Turunen (pronounced Tarya Turunen) is still, in my opinion, the Best Version Ever of that song: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNaTgbSL187Me5s.html

@@soundslikeblue So you missed the one with Floor? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptJzhsab26qzeoE.html imho a whole lot more emotional. But yeah, a personal opinion.

@@QnA22 No I didn't miss Floor's version, but she did a more "standard" aproach to it (I mean closer to the musical version) - it didn't brought me the Energy and thrill that the "End of an Era" version did, not even close... Marco's raspy agressive tone and Tarja Turunen's powerfull lyrical soprano (with those haunting dark lower notes she has) combined perfectly well to the song's theme and the Nightwish instrumental arrangement on that was so Powerful too!! If I want to listen to a more emotional version as you said, I'll go straight to the original recording with Sarah Brightman and Michael Crawford/Steve Harley... there I will listen to all the emotional feelings and all the original written notes and musical arrangements that neither Tarja or Floor ever did... But then it becomes a boring song again and I will go back again to "End of an Era" \m/ \m/ ... Anyways, thanks for the sugestion, All the best for you! Cheers!

Damien Schuetz they probably have some sound proof but yet that slight sound the nighbors: "what in the f**k"

Ænima

Anthony's cat "This is just Thursday to me."

This is more common than you think

OOOO AH ah AH ah

Wrong mate i tried to copy him like a maniac the whole village is now aware of that... The problem is - how the fuck is he doing rhis screaming :D

Tom Araya is proud

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@@aftabhussain4036 its heHeeeeEeEeeeeeeEee

@Darrow Au Andromedus ur 12

G n f n r BABY

Oh wont you please take, me, home!!!

Lol gnr

To everyone.

@@armink.4173 Nah. Death and Black metal are jokes.

@@armink.4173 shut the f*ck up, symphonic metal is best metal

@@arpitabrahmachari7649 don't you be talking shit on death son

@@arpitabrahmachari7649 Black metal is a joke, death metal is not

I totally would too. Really great, clear advice.

Yep! A show where people who perform different genres teach each other their different styles.

same here

shut up komaeda

@@AzathothsAlarmClock You do know that fry screams are the most popular in rock, right?

Ian Parrish fry screams are not vocal fry. they are very poorly named. they refer to screams using the arytenoid cartilages.

@@swrdghcnqstdr false chords are, again, one of the most common styles of screaming.

yeah, not as common as “fry”s though. and neither use vocal fry. unless you want to hurt yourself and make shit screams.

@@AzathothsAlarmClock i agree that distortion isn't the same as vocal fry, but when people talk about vocal fry in singing they're 99% of the time referring to distortion so they get used interchangably a lot. im pretty sure malinda knows the difference between using the false cords and distorting, she was talking about the sound of the effect, which distortion does effectively sound like speaking vocal fry, just louder. not saying you're wrong (obviously you aren't) just that i think malinda misspoke because she was talking through the sound rather than the technique itself

Sergeant Seven 😂

8:36 you' re right

@@tavuklupinar ....N THEN THEY F**CKED!!!!

Breaking stereotypes..👍

Metal heads are also the most gentlemanly individuals I’ve ever met

@@wheelie_dude that is a huge generalization and I disagree

Sam Velasco I never said “all” I just said out of the people I’ve met in life..most gentlemen were metal heads

When you're trying to still be in frame xD xD xD

Their names are Anthony and Malinda. 😉

@@miguelpereira9859 ite not a woosh.

@@Johnny.Picklez It's really not I don't know what I was thinking

AAAAAAAAAALL ABOARD!

dun-dun Dun-Dun *DUN-DUN*

Yes...I know what you mean...I can play that

SomeFinnishDude and I mean you

@@janejanebobanebananafannaf2522 ?

But it was a voice crack in key!!

_rxynx_xox_sksksks_ thanks for appreciating my humor lol

iLikeTheUDK Ye Olde Voice Crack is sneaky that way

A night at the "Phantom Rock" opera. Do see what I'm hinting at.

@@TeamXrossflare ayyyyyo!

Well, there's this one: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bryXf66JqZOmn40.html

The Phantom of the Opera is actually considered a Rock Opera like Jesus Christ Super Star. So it's already basically what you say.

All great responses, thanks for the info and video suggestions 👍 but none other these feature these two lovely people performing together ☹️. So I feel my request still stands 😁😉

riptideee e create a death metal band then haha

That's growl, not vocal fry.

Kim 5 The singer for Jack is none other than Danny Elfman himself! Amazing that he got to write the entire score AND sing it too

@@FDroid01 cool I didn't know that!

I hadn't made the connection until I read this and now I can't unmake it.

Most singers have godly posture

And a huge booty

Donald Salkovick that’s where the vocal cords are at

IM A BASSIST, and i dont understand music at all

@@cs2101tns I'm a punk vocalist and just get drunk and yell in a mic.

@@JohnnyRaze99 im a drummer and my brain just fell out

That's the part where you tingle the chimes and shake the egg

Watch Mary z channel

Also, Kate Bush

does Michael Jackson also count?

@@anhthiensaigon i didnt hear much mj sounds in this video

If you want to get heavier into Freddie's tech, there's an interesting secret a lot of people don't know: he actually sometimes utilised overtones similar to Tuvan throat singing.

Dats kind of obvious.

True, but notice she does say that what Anthony is doing is musical theater and not opera. So she already explains this. :)

TPOTOIAMNAO

It's an operatic musical, so it is a musical, but it has a bit of Opera. Also how do you explain Think of me? It is part of an Opera that the characters are performing.

Right... But have you heard the rock version? It is a healthy balance.

And then Nightwish came and made it metal!

so is distortion on a guitar also known as guitar fry...think about it

hi mr floyd, im also a singer myself, and i when you were talking about how bad it sucks for a singer to not be able to sing, i was cringing on the inside because i know exactly what that feels like and it was like pure freakin torture, imo. ive experienced a few different times in my life when i couldnt sing at all due to the fact that when/if i get a bad cold/bronchitis/the flu, etc... it often turns into a case of laryngitis that can last for several days...and then, even after my voice finally returns and i can speak again, that dosent necessarily mean im able to sing.... i mean not to my usual ability anyways. its taken me 3 or 4 months before to get my voice all the way back to the state it was in before i got sick. i cant even imagine having to go thru life without singing for any longer that that! it literally felt like i was missing a huge part of myself! 😪😭😢 i just wanted to say, from one singer to another, im so sorry you had to live with that feeling on a long term basis...excuse my language, but that mustve been a pretty f*cked up experience! im happy to hear that your voice is finally starting to come back though. that is awesome. ill keep you in my prayers okay, maybe you could give us a little update on how your voice has been lately? (only if you dont mind sharing of course) im hoping its improved even more by now. wishing you the best of luck on your journey to a full vocal recovery! ✌😎 peace.

Jesucristo xdddddddddddddddddddd

Stfu XD

If we were on Reddit, this comment would've gotten gold.

LMAO 😆😆

ADJFHSALDSF jesus chriiiiiist! Underrated comment for sure

Oh, he definitely smashed.

I was going to suggest either Somebody to Love or Barcelona.

"That's pretty brutal." ~Nathan Explosion 🤣🤣🤣

Same thing right?

holY SH-

why does this remind me of 8 legged freaks😂🤣

This actually sounds plausible.

Yeah, no. No one wants to litsten to little girly screams

@@voodoovixen666 a spider with ten feet would make me so exited I couldn't help but let out a voice. "Heureka!!!"

hey are you on Bored Panda?

Yeah I am.

@@bloomingallium I recognised you! I'm not very popular on there - Bluebell Rizzi 😊 High five ^ ^

Just say porn. Easier to describe.

It's Wednesday my dudes

Soneone hard to poo, forced so hard

My brother asked me 😂😂

It’s more like she wouldn’t wanna risk with her voice.. and if you watch the video, she’s very conscious of her singing with the healthy techniques just as many opera/classically trained singers does.

​@@alvinloh9068 Except there's nothing necessarily unhealthy about rock vocals, a lot of classical singers just have an outdated idea of what the voice can and can't do healthily. A lot of harsh vocals singers have classical training under their belt, but they've learned to transcend it.

He's really good, but this is musical theatre, not opera. Musicals are closer to pop than classical.

Not beign the iron maiden song

metalheadoldschol Sorry, say that again, I’m not sure what you mean

He sang that song but that wasnt that Paul dianno era Iron maiden song .

On the first LP (1980) . Phantom of the opera

This was very interesting to me as someone who is an amateur singer and almost completely self taught.

Didn't know you had this channel. Been subbed over at your translator fails for a good while. Love this though!

If I was even remotely close to the DC area, I would totally pay you for singing lessons. I've been stuck in the limbo of "good enough to impress a bunch of drunks at karaoke" but not good enough to really go anywhere with it. I'm better at selling a performance than I am at actually singing well.

One tip to open up the sound for him a bit more is instead of holding his arms/hands in front of him, make a power pose with his hands on his hips, or the hands locked behind his back. Opens up the rib cage and makes the full body chamber far bigger. Or as you do, flail them arms around, just don't hold them in front XD

That is awesome! I have been subscribed at his channel a long time too. It was cool to see the team up!

🤣🤣🤣

Wow it's 4/20 today

Hahhahahahahahahaa

The Dope Sandwich LMFAO

I swear I can’t stop laughing

Are you trying to write "opera"?

Arbor Meow opera?

Does Oprah even sing?

@@hummingbirdspark3998 yes it eat auto correct

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Anastasia Wasylinko would you do that on stage?

Did you Learn the walnut technique?

@@hummingbirdspark3998 No, just during practice. And I've never heard of the walnut technique. What is it?

Our director told us to think about smiling to stop from singing flat. He also told us when you inhale, to do it from your gut and not your chest (rib cage) as your control is from your diaphragm down there. And on a related note, because that's where the control is, never sing while your stomach is confined. If you're sitting, sit on the edge of the chair and drop your knees.

And of course hot pizza or not breaking a light bulb in our mouths to get a higher soft palette to have a rounder tone. 😅 Our teacher also had a sign for canto bella that was making a Viking hat (the horned ones) you see in operas. If he wanted robustness, he had a gesture, and if we weren’t quite there, out came the horns. It made us laugh in rehearsals and gave us confidence when performing or competing. The raising and lowering hand thing never worked for me. Sometimes they’d have us actually get in tip toe or sort of squat too, but that didn’t help. Luckily I’m pretty on pitch most of the time. As an alto my enemies were projection and support. Once I learned to sing even on my back with a book on my stomach, it was easier. 😂 Music is weird, man. 😅

You must not have heard of gothic/symphonic metal then smh

@@CageyTroller taking that a step further, a Dutch opera star Henk Poort is going to perform with symphonic metal band Nightwish, after he duetted with their lead singer Floor Jansen on a Dutch singing competition (providing a great cover of Phantom of the Opera)

RQK1996 actually I have heard of symphonic metal. Love it. Love Nightwish, Epica, Therion, Kamelot, etc. Now, this is different to me because a vocalist of operatic and metal styles came together to put their differences aside and learn how to sing like the other. That was the only thing I meant by their “worlds colliding.” I apologize you thought otherwise.

@@bjmatlock8877 fair enough, I only recently learned about that genre myself, and weirdly thanks to Dutch public television, Floor Jansen (lead singer of Nightwish) was in a show called "de Beste Zangers" (the Best Singers), and she excelled there, she did perform some opera there, before performing the Phantom of the Opera with the original Dutch male lead

@@digitool5944 really now? That's pretty fucking great

Interesting thought. Can you elaborate on how Malinda is reminiscent of Céline Dion here? I am reminded of Céline Dion's rendition of the Heart song "Alone," which perhaps shows the difficulty of covering an original by a powerful singer (Ann Wilson in that case, Bonnie Tyler in this one). We should probably try not to "hear" the original version and instead appreciate the new singer's reinterpretation.

Ooh, I've never heard Celine's version of that song! I'm going to. Listen to Malinda's intonation when she says "more than ever" and how she pronounces the 'on' in "holding on forever". The little breath before "right". I don't know, it's really tiny things that remind me of Celine, but I could just be projecting.

Perhaps you are extremely limited in your vocal perception and elements from the girl in the video remind you of Celine

She sang the song horribly. Failed to hit an easy note as well, especially being a damn opera singer. She's no Montserrat, neither Celine.

@@heyitslarib I'm so sorry I never responded to your kind reply to my question. I confess I have trouble hearing what you describe--probably my deficiency. But we are in agreement that Malinda sings like an angel. Incidentally, Céline Dion has some really beautiful French-language songs from the 1980s. My favorite is the ethereal and moving "C'est pour vivre." I also like the lighter, cheerier "Hymne à l'amitié."

Good female vocalists in metal is just way too rare

Wait till this person finds out that male opera singers are a thing