EastWest Video Clearly, as classical singers don’t sing with microphones in hand. She’s obviously a pop singer. 🙄If they have a outdoor concert the mike is usually set on the stage or pinned. I was aghast when seeing the microphone and an orchestra. If her voice were big enough she wouldn’t need it.
@@lunetelalune2783 Opera singers use microphones quite regularly. Opera being the one that needs the least sound amplification, yet still very often use them embedded in the stage or clothes. No, they don't particularly need them for the most part, and it's certainly not seen in classical opera halls(where the building is literally built to carry projection), but they do use them pretty often. Especially in broadway halls or the extra large ones. Opera being the MOST classical of singing, but not the only kind mind you. Also, it has literally nothing to do with a "big" voice(which trust me, almost EVERY professional singer can sing over an orchestra without Sound Amp if they want to), it has to do with WHERE the song lies and how she sang it. Most Opera singers have a reduced range they can sing in live performances because of the technique needed to get the louder harmonic resonance they use to project properly. Majority of the time they literally cannot sing a song that goes more than 4~6 notes out of their tessitura, sometimes not even 2 notes out, and cannot sing soft tones if they expect to reach the back row. Also, the entire orchestra is using microphones, which means that it's most likely a choice of wanting the softness to shine through to the back row. Actually the reason broadway uses mics despite damn near none of their actors or singers needing them! Theater is neat x3
Weren’t we just talking about what makes a quality singer. This young lady has it all. Beautiful tone, excellent range, and wonderful stage presence. Having said all that, I bet she would say it wasn’t perfect. It’s that pursuit of perfect that takes talent like hers to the top.
The vocals in The Fifth Element were provided by Inva Mula. She claimed that the song, as written, was impossible to sing because of how quickly one needed to shift between high and low notes. Notes were recorded individually and spliced together to create the vocals for the scene.
YES. Jane is on my YT playlist for a while now. I never ask myself if she does the Diva Dance better than Dimash. Both shine like Stars (Alien Worlds), in their specific ways.
I love Jane for her versatility. She is convincing in a lot styles, both Western and Eastern. It's very fascinating to me because it seems you would need to break a lot of habits to switch between different genres. Thank you for the reaction.
When the video started playing, I realized I had seen this lady before. Once a couple of years ago, and I never came back to her again. It was in a video that called her "the greatest of voice in the world" or something. OK I'll stop talking and watch the rest of this video.
oh my gosh! my heart "fluttered" when I saw you come up on my notification, Jane Zhang. I had a half-smirk/smile the entire time. I thoroughly enjoyed your take on her rendition. Your smiles on her high notes, her "shimmers", (that's a term I never knew of), I loved every part of this video, especially you enjoying it. Her high notes are gorgeous and I'm so happy you've had the chance to hear her sing, thank you. your insight into this performance, makes me appreciate her talent even more, thank you Valerie.
And it’s worth knowing Jane is a pop singer who has multiple major hits in China throughout her career so far. For her to showcase this kind of performance is bold and impressive.
@@jnagarya519 yes heard it , thats one of the english songs that lost me. Diction is muffled. Try All by Myself by 黄霄雲 and her 天下无双 . Much better diction for chinese singer
She removes the ear pieces because she moves in front of the orchestra's monitors, and she is now singing of the timing of the "grave" band. I do belive you can still find Jane Zhang practice sessions to perform this song where she is singing from a "plank" position to exercise her stomach muscles. Really cool performance
Yes, there is at least one remaining video on CZcams showing Jane Zhang practicing the "5th Element" impossible song while doing a plank. There were most likely music copyright problems that caused the rest of the plank practice videos to disappear. It is a shame that those videos disappeared. Legally, though, it is a "gray" area whether those videos had more of an educational value of how a pop singer learned the impossible song from the movie "5th Element" to a professional performance level in just 3 months, or whether instead those videos were more about the song itself. A little bit of narration by a singing fitness expert would have clearly tipped the legal balance in favor of educational usefulness, but there was no such narration. Jane Zhang probably has original video footage made for self-training purposes. It would be nice if Jane Zhang and one or two or three singing fitness experts collaborated in producing a CZcams video that would be safe from copyright complaint.
I don't think she is the original singer - she wasn't an opera singer either. She came to the scene in China from a talent show like a dozen years ago, and has been big in China ever since. She has her VEVO channel on CZcams and has sung a couple English songs, mostly pop. But she has nice little diversions now and then just for fun. I remember several years ago she sang "Concerto pour deux voix" in her concert or something. She's definitely one of the best voices the Chinese pop scene has to offer.
One of my favourite pieces to both sing and listen to, thank you dahling it is always good to see you. GivethanXo love and light blessedbe #letthemusicplay #thedivadance #thehillsarealive 🎤🎶🎵🎼
Wow! That was amazing! She even did the vocal fry similar to Dimash doing it ( though of course not as low ).Of course he's basically like a baritone who could go as high as she could so that may impress people more, but she has spectacular range of her own and many different things she can do with her voice and different colors.
The original singer who sang the diva dance aria was Inva Mula-Tchako. It is an aria from lucia di lammer moore by Gaetano Donizetti "Il dolce suono" ("The Sweet Sound") The French composer Éric Serra, composed the more "futuristic bit" for the movie The Fifth Element.
The woman who sang it originally for the movie is an Albanian opera singer named Inva Mula-Tchako. She also did it with very few actual computer effects; there are parts with huge octave jumps in fast time that were sung and then enhanced with technology. Look her up as she's an amazing artist as well.
Yeah the original was digitally pieced together in a way that they thought a human couldn't replicate the notes in sequence but that chick did the impossible
Seeing the comment below, and i deeply feel ridiculous when someone compared a POP singer with a classical singer. I would say, of course, Dimash did very well, and he must do well in his own field as a classical singer. Jane is a POP singer who jumped out from the comfort zone to try something new, and as you can see, her performance was as good as the classical singer.
I call BS on your statement that Jane's performance was as good as the classical singer....Jane is not an opera singer...her technique for singing this music is bad and her Italian diction is atrocious...Lucia is going mad in this music; she just killed her husband on their wedding night...Jane doesn't have a damn clue as to how to properly interpret this music...people listen to her sing this music and think this is how it should be sung, which is complete bullshit....she makes a mockery of real operatic singing....opera singers train for YEARS to sing this music correctly...also, Jane does not have an operatic soprano voice
@Vince C i know what you mean. jane's voice and performance lack passion and at times awkward and bland...i'll go with dimash's version anytime because he always feels the song and is always in character with what he is singing and has excellent showmanhip, plus he is always pitch-perfect...
@@purplearrow Are Dimash fangirls always so toxic and disgusting? If you love your Dimash, fine, don't put down other artists. Btw, what good original songs does he have or is he mostly just doing covers?
@@user-cp5qh5uc9n i wasnt talking to you. was replying to @vince c. that was just an opinion. chill mate! toxic and disgusting? strong words. stop hating!
As you figured out later, this song was not supposed to be humanly possible to sing, at all. It was supposed to sound inhumanly "alien" and, thus, it's more than a small miracle that humans are able to achieve singing it with any measure of proficiency, period. There is someone in the opera world I'd love you to check out, Valerie; a young Eastern European delight whose name is Patricia Janečková. She has a fair-sized repertoire under her belt, already, but one performance that really caught my eye (and ear) was her rendition of 'Les Oiseaux dans La Charmille'. She's come an amazingly long way for someone so young: her voice is amazingly rich and full. ^_^
Shimmery high notes refers to how she can sing her high notes soft and with a nice vibrato spin and then float down. It takes a lot of breath control for that to happen. Most singers either sing the high notes very loud or they attempt to sing the high notes soft but they lack the breath energy to control and sustain the notes.
Thanks for your reaction! Personally I prefer Adriano Celentano “Confessa “ + Diva Dance by Dimash Kudaibergen to Lucia di Lammermoor by Donizetti + Diva Dance . Vocalist Kudaibergen make Diva dance Dimash Dance. The best Diva Dance in the World
What does the monitor do? I see a lot of vocalists on stages have them but I genuinely thought it was to plug up one ear so you could hear yourself. LOL!
The monitor has their music and voice in the mix through their ear piece. When you sing on a stage with a microphone you can't often hear yourself sing or the band well depending on where you are on the stage. If you can't hear the music and/or your own voice, you can end up singing out of tune or pushing your voice to sound louder. Big stars and productions usually have in-ear monitors that are wireless. There are also monitors that are on the floor, pointed like wedges, pointing at the singers. The problem with those old style monitors is that if you move around too much, you can't hear well enough unless you stand right in front of them. That's why most singers, especially if they dance, have moved to the in-ear monitors.
Here's a really nice version by the original artist. Not sure if this enhanced/remixed but the super-low glissando and crazy staccato is brought out in this one (although overdone stereo side flipping) and the runs are smooth. Even though it was digitally edited it's still an awesome feat. czcams.com/video/PMErStBmoSE/video.html
She is close to Dimash on Diva Dance. These two should perform together. If you have not, watch Dimash sing the Diva Dance. It is two songs combined: CONFESSA/DIVA DANCE czcams.com/video/SIKvTKkpvnY/video.html I personally think no one can do the Diva Dance better than Dimash. Lets see if you concur. However, Jane is a wonderful female singer in her own right.
i agree. dimash is simply the best singer in the world. dimash's version and performance of diva dance has confidence and passion and showmanship, and is pitch-perfect. jane's performance is awkward at times, and is quite bland...
@@dimsumden5745 listen to Joan Sutherland...Jane is NOT a trained bel canto soprano...Sutherland is the real deal, a huge voice with a spectacular technique, very well trained...Jane is a silly dilettante in this music
She has an awesome voice...but sorry to say Dimash destroyed her version of Diva Dance...not that she was bad its just that Dimash is that freaking good..
Your attribution of Jane Zhang as the original singer is pretty bad for someone that works in the music field. A simple Google search would show that the Albanian coloratura soprano Inva Mula is the original singer in the film, not Jane. For more comparisons of Diva Dance singers see czcams.com/video/785qBy7IQaQ/video.html
She is very good, but she skips some low parts unlike Dimash who has by far the best rendition. Every singer I have seen other than Dimash has skipped or failed on a part of the song.
Dimash is male, off course he can sing lower while Jane is light soprano, her tessitura is way higher and highest in women's voice type,but she sang really low compare to other soprano.
@@ttt7030 that does not have anything to do with singing low, Mariah Carey goes up to Bb7 and down to F2, you can find Jane's vocal range everywhere, her lower register is way too good for a sorpano
@@jzvr5842 Dimash no falló, él sabe que es una composición digital imposible de cantar por un humano e inteligentemente cambió unas notas, mínimas, para adaptarlas a su capacidad. Es la mejor versión de todas, no hay ninguna que se le aproxime.
Don't know how you can make a mistake like this. The most cursory of searching would've let you know who the original singer was. I fear your review was affected, as you probably began with a higher estimation of this singer than would otherwise have been the case. Let's face it. Zhang is not very good. Sure, compared to Jane Smith walking on the street, she's great. But, compared to world-class singers, she can't hold a candle. If she didn't look the way she does, she would garner nowhere near the kind of fanfare that she does. It must be tricky for reactors/reviewers to maintain their sense of integrity, conviction (if they ever had much of one) making these reaction videos. Because they mostly always have to be so sickeningly sweet about everyone, so diplomatic, lest they risk losing subscribers or worse. But, not everybody is a Dimash (not even Dimash is "Dimash" every performance, though he's far more consistent than most -- and the greatest are the ones who are at top form the most consistently) or So-Hyang, and not everyone should garner the same type of fawning review. This "Diva Dance" performance pales in comparison to Dimash's Bastau performance. Most other "Diva Dance" performances by Dimash himself pale in comparison to his Bastau performance (though, nowhere to the degree that this Zhang performance does). This performance does not deserve a glaring review. Yes, if in comparison to your local social hall performers, sure, but not in comparison to the highest levels in the world. Laura's (disneydiva7) cover actually is good. In fact, it could be argued that it is more faithful to the original than Dimash's. And, it's sung at a very high level. However, like substantially all human performances, it is decidedly "of human." You can never escape the sense of the limitations of "being human." Whereas with Dimash - and with So-Hyang - you can almost believe that "this can't be human." Dimash's Bastau "Diva Dance" exceeds the original. It sounds better than the original. And, this electronically-enhanced piece of music that was never supposed to be possible to be sung by a human actually sounds better with Dimash singing it. And, he does it with seeming ease. It is well within his capabilities, is the ever-present, astonishing awareness that you are left with, even as you watch it with your mouth agape. Well, anyhow, there that is.
Omfg why does everyone have the need to compare those two ? Are you insecure about the talent of Dimash ? Are you afraid someone will say she is better than him ? They are equal, there renditions are just different. Dimash was powerful, Jane was graceful. That's all. Stop being rude. It's the ones like you, shitting on other singers just to make Dimash superior, that make people sick of Dimash... He has talent and so do the others.
Dimash sucks he has a very narrow supported range and fans like you are why Dimash and his fandom are so hated. Everywhere Jane Zhang is mentioned there is a Dimash fan commenting Dimash is better, Dimash can't hold a candle get a life and stop being so pathetic.
@@jzvr5842 Dimash does not suck in terms of vocal and if you don't know what support is don't throw causally say things like his supported range is small. He's well supported with most of his range. The poster's comment is really bad but what you said is just not factual.
For people who haven't heard of Jane before, she is actually a pop singer
EastWest Video Clearly, as classical singers don’t sing with microphones in hand. She’s obviously a pop singer. 🙄If they have a outdoor concert the mike is usually set on the stage or pinned. I was aghast when seeing the microphone and an orchestra. If her voice were big enough she wouldn’t need it.
@@lunetelalune2783 Opera singers use microphones quite regularly. Opera being the one that needs the least sound amplification, yet still very often use them embedded in the stage or clothes. No, they don't particularly need them for the most part, and it's certainly not seen in classical opera halls(where the building is literally built to carry projection), but they do use them pretty often. Especially in broadway halls or the extra large ones. Opera being the MOST classical of singing, but not the only kind mind you. Also, it has literally nothing to do with a "big" voice(which trust me, almost EVERY professional singer can sing over an orchestra without Sound Amp if they want to), it has to do with WHERE the song lies and how she sang it. Most Opera singers have a reduced range they can sing in live performances because of the technique needed to get the louder harmonic resonance they use to project properly. Majority of the time they literally cannot sing a song that goes more than 4~6 notes out of their tessitura, sometimes not even 2 notes out, and cannot sing soft tones if they expect to reach the back row.
Also, the entire orchestra is using microphones, which means that it's most likely a choice of wanting the softness to shine through to the back row. Actually the reason broadway uses mics despite damn near none of their actors or singers needing them!
Theater is neat x3
Vanessa Berg and you are an orphan
@@yuxinjiang2722 lmaoooooo underrated comment
I have been following her for a couple of yrs now, I love her voice, her speaking voice is lovely to listen too as well.
Weren’t we just talking about what makes a quality singer. This young lady has it all. Beautiful tone, excellent range, and wonderful stage presence. Having said all that, I bet she would say it wasn’t perfect. It’s that pursuit of perfect that takes talent like hers to the top.
I think Jane may be the best female singer of our time, She has an amazing range
❤❤❤
The vocals in The Fifth Element were provided by Inva Mula. She claimed that the song, as written, was impossible to sing because of how quickly one needed to shift between high and low notes. Notes were recorded individually and spliced together to create the vocals for the scene.
And then there was Dimash
@@Joy77777 and Jane look over her shoulder at D
YES. Jane is on my YT playlist for a while now.
I never ask myself if she does the Diva Dance better than Dimash. Both shine like Stars (Alien Worlds), in their specific ways.
I love Jane for her versatility. She is convincing in a lot styles, both Western and Eastern.
It's very fascinating to me because it seems you would need to break a lot of habits to switch between different genres.
Thank you for the reaction.
This is the first time you've actually introduced me to somebody. I look forward to watching this.
When the video started playing, I realized I had seen this lady before. Once a couple of years ago, and I never came back to her again. It was in a video that called her "the greatest of voice in the world" or something. OK I'll stop talking and watch the rest of this video.
Jane Zhang is exceptional, she's called "The Dolphin Princess" ! Thank you for this reaction ! 👍
thank you for this reaction! i love jane zhang ♥
oh my gosh! my heart "fluttered" when I saw you come up on my notification, Jane Zhang. I had a half-smirk/smile the entire time. I thoroughly enjoyed your take on her rendition. Your smiles on her high notes, her "shimmers", (that's a term I never knew of), I loved every part of this video, especially you enjoying it. Her high notes are gorgeous and I'm so happy you've had the chance to hear her sing, thank you. your insight into this performance, makes me appreciate her talent even more, thank you Valerie.
check dimash)0))
Dimash sucks, why you think I said watch Jane
Yes, awesome !! well done, Jane !!
She is amazing ❤
And it’s worth knowing Jane is a pop singer who has multiple major hits in China throughout her career so far. For her to showcase this kind of performance is bold and impressive.
she lost me when she started singing english pop songs
@@anpr Try her cover of John Legend's "All of Me". She OWNS it.
@@jnagarya519 yes heard it , thats one of the english songs that lost me. Diction is muffled. Try All by Myself by 黄霄雲 and her 天下无双 . Much better diction for chinese singer
@@anpr It isn't at all muffled.
It's okay to speak with an accent, but not to hear with one.
She removes the ear pieces because she moves in front of the orchestra's monitors, and she is now singing of the timing of the "grave" band. I do belive you can still find Jane Zhang practice sessions to perform this song where she is singing from a "plank" position to exercise her stomach muscles. Really cool performance
Yes, there is at least one remaining video on CZcams showing Jane Zhang practicing the "5th Element" impossible song while doing a plank.
There were most likely music copyright problems that caused the rest of the plank practice videos to disappear. It is a shame that those videos disappeared. Legally, though, it is a "gray" area whether those videos had more of an educational value of how a pop singer learned the impossible song from the movie "5th Element" to a professional performance level in just 3 months, or whether instead those videos were more about the song itself. A little bit of narration by a singing fitness expert would have clearly tipped the legal balance in favor of educational usefulness, but there was no such narration. Jane Zhang probably has original video footage made for self-training purposes. It would be nice if Jane Zhang and one or two or three singing fitness experts collaborated in producing a CZcams video that would be safe from copyright complaint.
That was awesome, and a great review sweet Valerie, big big hugs
good reaction love jane so beautiful voice
just practicing this song has greatly improved my range. 7 months in. still not there. but better than before.
Beautiful!
Youre a great sincere teacher for what i see
Besides Jane's beautiful appearance, she also got a beautiful voice!!
It's interesting to see people reaction on this video ,especially from a voice teacher :))))
I like Painted Heart OST by Jane Zhang, because I watched the movie. Also, I like Loving You cover by Jane Zhang.
Wow. She is the Best
Thanks for the vid. Sorry i kept getting distracted by your gorgeous hair! Both very beautiful women
I don't think she is the original singer - she wasn't an opera singer either. She came to the scene in China from a talent show like a dozen years ago, and has been big in China ever since. She has her VEVO channel on CZcams and has sung a couple English songs, mostly pop. But she has nice little diversions now and then just for fun. I remember several years ago she sang "Concerto pour deux voix" in her concert or something. She's definitely one of the best voices the Chinese pop scene has to offer.
One of my favourite pieces to both sing and listen to, thank you dahling it is always good to see you. GivethanXo love and light blessedbe #letthemusicplay #thedivadance #thehillsarealive 🎤🎶🎵🎼
Wow! That was amazing! She even did the vocal fry similar to Dimash doing it ( though of course not as low ).Of course he's basically like a baritone who could go as high as she could so that may impress people more, but she has spectacular range of her own and many different things she can do with her voice and different colors.
she sang that live on stage...wow!
Perfect jane
The original singer who sang the diva dance aria was Inva Mula-Tchako. It is an aria from lucia di lammer moore by Gaetano Donizetti "Il dolce suono" ("The Sweet Sound") The French composer Éric Serra, composed the more "futuristic bit" for the movie The Fifth Element.
Pronounced "Jarng" (without the "r").
Check out her "All of Me" for astonishing skills including with the mike.
She’s actually a pop song singer.
The woman who sang it originally for the movie is an Albanian opera singer named Inva Mula-Tchako. She also did it with very few actual computer effects; there are parts with huge octave jumps in fast time that were sung and then enhanced with technology. Look her up as she's an amazing artist as well.
perfect performance
Thanks for sharing. She is tremendously wonderful.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW
No she took the monitor off cause a crazy scene is coming up that’s how you know the song is ganna go wild
Jane Zhang woulda needed to be 10 or 11 to sing it for Fifth Element. It was made in 1998 I think
What did you say at 5 minutes and 52 seconds? She has such great what?
Yeah the original was digitally pieced together in a way that they thought a human couldn't replicate the notes in sequence but that chick did the impossible
Seeing the comment below, and i deeply feel ridiculous when someone compared a POP singer with a classical singer. I would say, of course, Dimash did very well, and he must do well in his own field as a classical singer. Jane is a POP singer who jumped out from the comfort zone to try something new, and as you can see, her performance was as good as the classical singer.
I call BS on your statement that Jane's performance was as good as the classical singer....Jane is not an opera singer...her technique for singing this music is bad and her Italian diction is atrocious...Lucia is going mad in this music; she just killed her husband on their wedding night...Jane doesn't have a damn clue as to how to properly interpret this music...people listen to her sing this music and think this is how it should be sung, which is complete bullshit....she makes a mockery of real operatic singing....opera singers train for YEARS to sing this music correctly...also, Jane does not have an operatic soprano voice
@@vincec8218 Most people listened to this song and heard a beautiful voice except you as you are too busy being an opera snob.
@Vince C i know what you mean. jane's voice and performance lack passion and at times awkward and bland...i'll go with dimash's version anytime because he always feels the song and is always in character with what he is singing and has excellent showmanhip, plus he is always pitch-perfect...
@@purplearrow Are Dimash fangirls always so toxic and disgusting? If you love your Dimash, fine, don't put down other artists. Btw, what good original songs does he have or is he mostly just doing covers?
@@user-cp5qh5uc9n i wasnt talking to you. was replying to @vince c. that was just an opinion. chill mate! toxic and disgusting? strong words. stop hating!
I think you should listen other Chinese singer,like 小河淌水by龚丽娜，named little running river,or 左手指月by 萨顶顶，named left hand refers to the moon
The impression at 3:40... I felt that. 😀
Jane Zhang - Diva Dance 4+
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Hii try Jason Zhang -Myself pleasee!!
As you figured out later, this song was not supposed to be humanly possible to sing, at all. It was supposed to sound inhumanly "alien" and, thus, it's more than a small miracle that humans are able to achieve singing it with any measure of proficiency, period.
There is someone in the opera world I'd love you to check out, Valerie; a young Eastern European delight whose name is Patricia Janečková. She has a fair-sized repertoire under her belt, already, but one performance that really caught my eye (and ear) was her rendition of 'Les Oiseaux dans La Charmille'. She's come an amazingly long way for someone so young: her voice is amazingly rich and full. ^_^
Listen to zhou Shin "time to say good bye"
Please Diva Dance Bastau by Dimash thank you!
What do you mean by "shimmery high notes"? Is it like "bright high notes"?
Shimmery high notes refers to how she can sing her high notes soft and with a nice vibrato spin and then float down. It takes a lot of breath control for that to happen. Most singers either sing the high notes very loud or they attempt to sing the high notes soft but they lack the breath energy to control and sustain the notes.
which part of this song has the most difficulty? the operatic part, or the diva dance? I loved your soft nods in appreciation. thank you Valerie.
The non classical part the notes she hits going low to high and fluttering makes it almost impossible
Beautiful women
How about Jona Viray the magic flute?
Thanks for your reaction! Personally I prefer Adriano Celentano “Confessa “ + Diva Dance by Dimash Kudaibergen to Lucia di Lammermoor by Donizetti + Diva Dance . Vocalist Kudaibergen make Diva dance Dimash Dance. The best Diva Dance in the World
喜欢看着你们看着华夏人，然后feel amazing
there is also nice version from Evgenia Laguna (live in Los Angeles), actually not so much singers dare to do it :)
What does the monitor do? I see a lot of vocalists on stages have them but I genuinely thought it was to plug up one ear so you could hear yourself. LOL!
The monitor has their music and voice in the mix through their ear piece. When you sing on a stage with a microphone you can't often hear yourself sing or the band well depending on where you are on the stage. If you can't hear the music and/or your own voice, you can end up singing out of tune or pushing your voice to sound louder. Big stars and productions usually have in-ear monitors that are wireless. There are also monitors that are on the floor, pointed like wedges, pointing at the singers. The problem with those old style monitors is that if you move around too much, you can't hear well enough unless you stand right in front of them. That's why most singers, especially if they dance, have moved to the in-ear monitors.
@@VocalSplendorStudios very interesting! Thank you so much for sharing!
yeah, one is always better without any pesky inner monitors - agree ! 🙃
Great video!
Id like to see a reaction on Melanie C or Celine if you havent if you can one day ^_^ Im new here haha.
She is not the original singer in the movie
Please, do a react to kamijo - louis enketsu no la vie en rose (live)
Here's a really nice version by the original artist. Not sure if this enhanced/remixed but the super-low glissando and crazy staccato is brought out in this one (although overdone stereo side flipping) and the runs are smooth. Even though it was digitally edited it's still an awesome feat.
czcams.com/video/PMErStBmoSE/video.html
Kosheen?
Dimash.DivaDance.Bastau.Please
im more impressed by dimash version but still great
To sing this peace technically dificult. I've seen a performance where she does this much better.
Why react that way why not just congratulate for being able to preform???
She is close to Dimash on Diva Dance. These two should perform together. If you have not, watch Dimash sing the Diva Dance. It is two songs combined: CONFESSA/DIVA DANCE czcams.com/video/SIKvTKkpvnY/video.html I personally think no one can do the Diva Dance better than Dimash. Lets see if you concur. However, Jane is a wonderful female singer in her own right.
i agree. dimash is simply the best singer in the world. dimash's version and performance of diva dance has confidence and passion and showmanship, and is pitch-perfect. jane's performance is awkward at times, and is quite bland...
Jane is one of a kind.. You may try to listen Dimash Kudaibergen's whistling as well.. czcams.com/video/u52XDilf628/video.html
czcams.com/video/bgo0CDL6bd0/video.html el video de ella también está bien
She is perfect but Inva Mulla is on a higher unreachable level
but you need to take account that jane is singing this live on stage.
@@dimsumden5745 listen to Joan Sutherland...Jane is NOT a trained bel canto soprano...Sutherland is the real deal, a huge voice with a spectacular technique, very well trained...Jane is a silly dilettante in this music
the hall is too big That's a football stadium
you wrote about the song, "wasn't never suppose to be sung live." Improper English. It should be "was Never" or Wasn't ever."
She has an awesome voice...but sorry to say Dimash destroyed her version of Diva Dance...not that she was bad its just that Dimash is that freaking good..
Your attribution of Jane Zhang as the original singer is pretty bad for someone that works in the music field. A simple Google search would show that the Albanian coloratura soprano Inva Mula is the original singer in the film, not Jane. For more comparisons of Diva Dance singers see czcams.com/video/785qBy7IQaQ/video.html
She is very good, but she skips some low parts unlike Dimash who has by far the best rendition. Every singer I have seen other than Dimash has skipped or failed on a part of the song.
Dimash skipped and failed too, the original was digitally altered it's literally impossible for humans to sing staccato runs that fast.
Dimash is male, off course he can sing lower while Jane is light soprano, her tessitura is way higher and highest in women's voice type,but she sang really low compare to other soprano.
@@minhanhnguyen2213 Jane's Tessitura in head up to E6/F6 and higher support G#6 with consistent support F#6 . It low ??? :D
@@ttt7030 that does not have anything to do with singing low, Mariah Carey goes up to Bb7 and down to F2, you can find Jane's vocal range everywhere, her lower register is way too good for a sorpano
@@jzvr5842 Dimash no falló, él sabe que es una composición digital imposible de cantar por un humano e inteligentemente cambió unas notas, mínimas, para adaptarlas a su capacidad. Es la mejor versión de todas, no hay ninguna que se le aproxime.
Dimash was better than she💁
this "teacher" is poor
Don't know how you can make a mistake like this. The most cursory of searching would've let you know who the original singer was. I fear your review was affected, as you probably began with a higher estimation of this singer than would otherwise have been the case.
Let's face it. Zhang is not very good. Sure, compared to Jane Smith walking on the street, she's great. But, compared to world-class singers, she can't hold a candle. If she didn't look the way she does, she would garner nowhere near the kind of fanfare that she does.
It must be tricky for reactors/reviewers to maintain their sense of integrity, conviction (if they ever had much of one) making these reaction videos. Because they mostly always have to be so sickeningly sweet about everyone, so diplomatic, lest they risk losing subscribers or worse. But, not everybody is a Dimash (not even Dimash is "Dimash" every performance, though he's far more consistent than most -- and the greatest are the ones who are at top form the most consistently) or So-Hyang, and not everyone should garner the same type of fawning review.
This "Diva Dance" performance pales in comparison to Dimash's Bastau performance. Most other "Diva Dance" performances by Dimash himself pale in comparison to his Bastau performance (though, nowhere to the degree that this Zhang performance does). This performance does not deserve a glaring review. Yes, if in comparison to your local social hall performers, sure, but not in comparison to the highest levels in the world.
Laura's (disneydiva7) cover actually is good. In fact, it could be argued that it is more faithful to the original than Dimash's. And, it's sung at a very high level. However, like substantially all human performances, it is decidedly "of human." You can never escape the sense of the limitations of "being human." Whereas with Dimash - and with So-Hyang - you can almost believe that "this can't be human." Dimash's Bastau "Diva Dance" exceeds the original. It sounds better than the original. And, this electronically-enhanced piece of music that was never supposed to be possible to be sung by a human actually sounds better with Dimash singing it. And, he does it with seeming ease. It is well within his capabilities, is the ever-present, astonishing awareness that you are left with, even as you watch it with your mouth agape.
Well, anyhow, there that is.
Omfg why does everyone have the need to compare those two ? Are you insecure about the talent of Dimash ? Are you afraid someone will say she is better than him ? They are equal, there renditions are just different. Dimash was powerful, Jane was graceful. That's all. Stop being rude. It's the ones like you, shitting on other singers just to make Dimash superior, that make people sick of Dimash...
He has talent and so do the others.
@@hugooo1788 .... Fully agree with you.
Dimash sucks he has a very narrow supported range and fans like you are why Dimash and his fandom are so hated. Everywhere Jane Zhang is mentioned there is a Dimash fan commenting Dimash is better, Dimash can't hold a candle get a life and stop being so pathetic.
@@jzvr5842 Dimash does not suck in terms of vocal and if you don't know what support is don't throw causally say things like his supported range is small. He's well supported with most of his range. The poster's comment is really bad but what you said is just not factual.
@@whatthell He does suck his supported range is narrow and his voice is not well connected.