Teenager Sarah Ikumu takes to the stage with her version of Jennifer Hudson’s And I Am Telling You, with Simon loving her so much, he reaches for that Golden Buzzer!
NO ES OTRA COSA QUE REALIZAR COREOGRAFIAS UTILIZANDO SOLAMENTE LOS DEDOS DE LAS MANOS.
AQUÍ OS DEJO UN EJEMPLO CON MÚSICA DUBSTEP.
¿DIFÍCIL O FÁCIL? ¿O CUESTIÓN DE PRÁCTICA?
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Si hacéis experimentos con botellas de agua podéis comprobar el sonido que producen mediante dos sistemas diferentes:
Ejemplo del segundo sistema es el siguiente vídeo, en el que podemos ver y escuchar un experimento científico-musical protagonizado por uno de los componentes del AKB48, un grupo japonés de cantantes femeninas (Idols) producido por Yasushi Akimoto. Su nombre es un juego de palabras que proviene de AKiBa (AKB), que hace mención a Akihabara, y el 48, el número de integrantes que iba a poseer el grupo en un principio.
Por último, ¿sabéis cuál es la pieza que está sonando? Corresponde al final de la obertura de la ópera Guillermo Tell, cuya música fue compuesta por Rossini, conocido precisamente por sus óperas.
La verdad es que no esperaba menos de los ganadores de dos Grammys y 11 millones de subscriptores en Youtube.
Esta canción es probablemente una de las más versionadas del mundo, pero con toda razón: la letra es preciosa e incluso sin entenderla te hace vibrar la fibra sensible. Fue creada por Leonard Cohen en 1984, pero no saltó a la fama hasta que Jeff Buckley decidió darle su propio giro y de ahí hasta ahora ha pasado por las voces de más de 300 músicos diferentes. ¡Si hasta salió en Shrek!
¡¡¡¡A disfrutar!!!
¡¡¡¡¡Seguro que no os dejan indiferentes!!!!
Aquí os dejo este cortometraje de Pixar que espero os guste.
When Laura Bretan took the stage, the judges didn’t expect much from the tiny 13-year-old. But she was about to unleash her undeniable God-given gift that left everyone in the room speechless. Laura is an opera singer, and a phenomenal one at that.
However, she was visibly nervous to audition for this season’s first round of “America’s Got Talent,” especially since it’s Simon Cowell’s first season as a judge. Yikes!
Michael Jackson vida, muerte y legado.
Gran documental emitido por la 2 de TVE que nos acerca al Artista, a la Persona y al Ser Humanitario que fue Michael Jackson, desde la objetividad, el respeto y la admiracion; en el que se explica y aclara su trayectoria y las circunstancias que le toco vivir y que los medios tergiversaron a lo largo de los años.
Freddie Combs, an American minister, delivered one of the most shocking performances in the history of “The X Factor.” The 500-pound man, who has already lost 400 pounds after nearly dying, was wheeled out onto the stage by his wife. His arrival was a shock at first, but he joked to the judges, “Give a fat boy a chance.” Once he started singing, the stunned audience immediately did just that.
His performance of “Wind Beneath My Wings,” which he dedicated to his wife, was heavenly and impressive. All the judges was shocked and amazed by his strong voice, adding that you should never judge a book by its cover.
Aquí una demostración de esta tremenda habilidad:
Her parents knew about her talent when she gave an audition in a mall and left everyone wooed with her beautiful rendition of national anthem. This video shows Olivia performing a remarkable cover of Adele’s “Rolling In The Deep”. The depth, control and flow her voice carries is absolutely magnificent.
Jack Higgins is 14 years old and already life has thrown him some pretty heavy punches. The young teenager has dealt with relentless bullying for much of his life all because of how he has devoted much of his time. It’s Jack’s dream to become a professional dancer.
For some reason, his peers can’t seem to wrap their heads around this fact. They tell him dancing is for girls and that he should be playing football instead. It’s almost as if they fail to see that dancing requires the same athleticism, discipline, and devotion as football.
The bullied kid decided to audition for Britain’s Got Talent in hopes of making his dreams come true. Jack performed a stunning, emotional ballet routine. But it wasn’t the performance that left the audience in tears. Jack broke down sharing his difficulties with bullying. While the kids at school may be sneering at home, the crowd gave him an empathetic standing ovation. Then Simon Cowell, known for his stoic demeanor and often heartless critiques, gave Jack a simple word of advice.
“You know the one thing bullies don’t like?” He says. “They don’t like it when you do well.”
Jack received a unanimous vote of “yes” from the judges.
Teenager Alexey Romanov was born without fingers, but that hasn’t stopped him becoming a musical prodigy.
Romanov’s career began when his adoptive parents bought him a synthesiser. After he showed a natural aptitude for music, he was eventually asked to join a music school in Kazan.
Last month saw him make his first television appearance on Russian show ‘Guests From Tomorrow’:
The clever folks at CBC Music put together this toe-curlingly accurate guide for how to become a classical musician, and it’s making us reassess our life choices.
From the viola jokes to the self-combusting music stand, this is pretty much us distilled into four minutes.
Nicely played.
It’s not all that surprising, however, considering how Angelina already won the hearts of judges in her native country on Norway’s Got Talent, landing herself in the first prize position. Wearing a delicate flower crown and stepping on the stage barefoot, you’d probably expect to hear a voice just as soft and lovely as her outfit.
Instead, Angelina’s unique vocals have the depth and maturity of someone twice her age! Crooning to the Frank Sinatra classic, “Fly Me to the Moon,” she has the whole audience in the palm of her precious hands.
Mia Nacamulli details the three types of bilingual brains and shows how knowing more than one language keeps your brain healthy, complex and actively engaged.
Os dejo dos vídeos realizados por diferentes artistas que aparecen en el programa de Jimmy Fallon, un programa que hacen en los EEUU muy similar al Hormiguero.
¡¡FELIZ FINDE!!
El director Vincent Rouffiac ha publicado un vídeo muy interesante mostrando el poder de la acústica en 15 espacios diferentes.
¿¿Qué os parece esta versión del clásico de Tchaikowsky «El casacanueces» por la Orquesta Filarmónica de California y los bailarines » Cyrus «Glitch» Spencer, JR Tight Eyex, James Derrick»?
Os dejo con todos ellos.
En clase hemos disfrutado viendo este flashmob grabado en el aeropuerto de Valencia a través de los trabajadores de una compañía aerolínea.
Es nuestro aeropuerto de Valencia, situado en Manises, se ha escuchado el clásico Canon de Pachelbel.
Me he quedado maravillada con estos vídeos de algunos grupos muy muy conocidos y ya que estamos trabajando la percusión corporal os los dejo para que nos motivemos más… si es posible claro!!
Me pareció una interpretación muy original y buena para ver el resultado de esta obra, de la compositora Anna Meredith, en la que pide a los músicos de la Joven Orquesta Británica que abandonen sus respectivos instrumentos para realizar música con su cuerpo y boca.
¡¡Espléndida Actuación!!
Os dejo el vídeo promocional,ya que, la obra tiene una duración de 12″.