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Thanks a lot :)

Thank you, I trust you on this :)

Thank you very much it is very nice. Please do as you feel, it's a pleasure (I think the majority of passionate singers can sing high notes by using the Mixed Voice technique 😉)

@@OlostA I am all excited about you replying to me, I feel appreciated, it's an honor. Many male singers who watch your video might be encouraged, by your subtitling thank you for adding the lyrics! I daringly did czcams.com/video/bFG8stOTZHc/video.html I am very interested what your range is classified officially. I guess you are baritone. Please let me know if the following writing distracts or irritates your audience, I can easily transfer it to my place. However, I hope you find my analyzing interesting. I think you did the F note above the "high C" (I am German), i.e. the F5 which is counter-tenor range, by falsetto. After doing analysis on the keyboard, I now think you were able - by intuition I guess - to detect what the song is about. What I found out: just like in other songs it's the deep note in a Dua Lipa song that is "key". It took me a while to find the E at all, wherefrom the F chord with the B flat all starts from. Interestingly, I was midlead to assume C being the key (F would be the sub-dominant). That is not correct, as the B flat just contradicts the B of the C key. Thus, I finally came to the conclusion that, in fact, F is the queen, and the C is the dominant. There may be a lot of ambiguity about starting that move from B - which started on F and ended on B. Please let me write down my way of wondering: only by hearing the E below the F (i.e. it was all up before) it occurred to me that C cannot be the key, but is dominant to F. I tentatively assume that the E is the very lowest note of the B chord seen as sub-dominant to F. That could mean that your voice, just like Dua Lipa's appears that naturally high the doing that low E strongly is attractive enough, and the song is able to "paint it black" what at C might start and end in the last note you did. However, you rightly felt that it is about the transposing to the dominant, C key, and the movement then would end in the note you did in the very ending, based on your own idea. In advance, thank you for letting me talk away in cour comments section. Also, I go and find out if you got the "community" page going on. You chose the right song. At the moment, I am surprised that I calm down admitting C as the key of the song - all the time, before, it was all the F chord - and the B flat of the f chord. I now think that song is all about what comes next, beyond the B flat. "Let it be" the C5, I wonder very much. Again, you picked the right song.

Merci, c'est super gentil :)

Salut ! Ma derniè!re prof, c'est Cockie Demaia à la Manufacture Chanson à paris dans le 11ème. Sinon, y a des profs super sur youtube pour apprendre les Vibes Riffs and Runs, le Belting, maitriser son passaggio etc. Je te recommande de puiser les vidéos de ces profs : - Marie Laurence Dubé : czcams.com/video/CefeQ-c2EzI/video.html - Paul McKay : czcams.com/video/kkKuecXa5RQ/video.html - Robert Lunte : czcams.com/video/gs0Db2LliFg/video.html Bon entrainement :)

@@OlostA merci beaucoup ! Et très belle cover ✨

Thank you :) I will ask to the sound engineer but I think she only has the final master like on the video...

@@OlostA thanks man. Please do. I would appreciate it very much. You will be given credit on the slideshow❤ drop me an email at smurfzt@gmail.com

Merci, je te retourne le compliment :D

Merci eh eh Tu vas apprendre le portugais ? :D

@@OlostA ah si je pouvais, oui et l'espagnol et le japonais et d'autres encore 😀

Suzy Cathelain Motivation 😬

Suzy Cathelain Motivation 😬

Marc Haudlant Thank you I appreciate 😄

It is very sweet, thank you very much Rama :)