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VOCAL COACH reacts and breaks down PENTATONIX - THE SOUND OF SILENCE (1st time hearing with SUBS)

Roberto delli Carri | Vocal Coach

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International Voice Trainer Roberto delli Carri reacts and analyzes "PENTATONIX," a revisit of the song "THE SOUND OF SILENCE" by Simon & Garfunkel.

PENTATONIX ORIGINAL VIDEO: Pentatonix - The Sound of Silence (Officia...
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20 Comments

@ChodTheWacko 5 years ago Pinned

This is one of the best reactions I've ever seen. There are a lot of nonsense PROFESSIONAL <something> reacts to pentatonix and you can tell it's just click bait. Yours isn't - it's one of the best technical and professional examinations of pentatonix I've ever seen. and I've seen a LOT. Thanks for your time and effort and you can multiply that by 10 for the english subtitles - very few non-english speakers take the time to do that. Kudos to you and I hope your channel does as well as it deserves!

@allanwebb2985 5 years ago

I've watched hundreds of Pentatonix reaction vids, including a bunch from professional voice coaches. Your analysis is the first one I've seen which has gone into this level of detail from the standpoint of breaking down the arrangement on the fly. You are hearing and commenting on things that I've not seen other reactors catch, so kudos to you.

@Karen-Campos 5 years ago (edited)

Thank you for your subtitles and and your thoughtful breakdown of their arrangement. They are very intentional with every word, note, beat & silence. They have been together for a decade now and trust each other implicitly with timing. We Pentaholics call their build up, the Wall of Sound and yes they often have full silence breaks as they know well how to use them. When they sing on same notes for a line or two, we can expect them to break back into harmonies which is SO powerful. Bravo!
Amazing Grace is stunning!

@Bine80 5 years ago

Loved this reaction because it's interesting to see a professional break down their arrangements. They are so unique and perfect. That's why they won 2 Grammys for arranging. A third one for a collaboration.
Please check out Hallelujah next and do it just like this one!!! 👍👍👍

@jkilmon 5 years ago

As a Pentatonix fan I am always "wowed" by their voices blended and individually and the skill of their transitions. Having watched hundreds of reactors, this is the first time I have given a "wow!!" to a reactor, the most skilled of all, and also a "wow" to the commenters this reactor has attracted. Count me in!

@michaelcooper5677 5 years ago

I have listened to a fairly large number of reactions to this and other Pentatonix videos. Yours is the most complete, most incisive and in many ways the most knowledgeable I have come across. In addition, you do a better job of explaining and relating what you are experiencing, feeling and knowing than anyone I have heard/seen. There others who are knowledgeable and ,of course, some are specialized in certain areas but you excel in all areas. You pick up on nuances in the performance that many do not and you bring them to life for people who do not possess you knowledge, experience or artistic depth and understanding. You have a wonderful gift and you are a wonderful gift for all of us. Thank you !

@Kat-hn6fd 5 years ago

"Beautiful descent into hell". That has to be my favorite description of a bass singer I've ever heard. 😆

@RandomAxeOfKindness 5 years ago

It's lovely to see the group not just appreciated for having lovely voices but for the arrangement, the technique, the execution, all the little touches and careful choices that make their performances so good. Appreciation and real analysis. Completely worth reading subtitles!

@kuraudoirene 5 years ago

What a privilege it is to listen to your reactions. You have my undivided attention from the outset because with every word you utter, I feel I am receiving an education. Your sheer love of music is blindingly obvious and your depth of knowledge and musicianship is astonishing. Without a doubt the best reviewer on YouTube. Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us lesser mortals.

@elizabethrobbins8580 5 years ago

I wish you had been born 50 years earlier. My singing career might have gone somewhere if I had had a teacher like you.

@totahsam8293 5 years ago

This has to be one of the best reactions I have ever watched. It was fascinating. You highlighted things in this song I didn't even notice. masterful. You gained a subscriber. <3 <3

@ics501 5 years ago

Best reaction ever!!!! More pentatonix please!!

@marymichele340 5 years ago

I love the respect you give Matt and Kevin

@sean1849 5 years ago

More pentatonix please

@jetmail17 5 years ago

Sir, your analysis in this video is the most insightful, sincere, and intellectual examination I’ve ever had the pleasure of viewing. This clip puts most other reaction videos to shame by virtue of substantive, expert observations that even speak to the stylistic choices made in the video. I’ve never watched a reaction video this professional in my life. Well done sir. Bravissimo!

@michaelplano6941 5 years ago

Kirsten’s vocals generally cut through the backing vocals like a “blade” as you said. She does the same in “Hallelujah”.

@katybebop 5 years ago

I was thrilled to see you had a new reaction today and to one of my favorite groups! Then, I asked myself why did I enjoy your reactions? And, this is it... because even though music is dots (notes) arranged on lines (staff) written on 2 dimensional paper, so in that sense, it is linear. But when instruments (human and crafted) have those notes applied in specific sequences, it undergoes metamorphosis into a multi dimensional conceptual experience that no ear alone can contain. You get that and the fun for me is listening to you try to explain it.😉

@maurapieper994 5 years ago

I have watched countless reactions to Pentatonix and this is, by far, the most amazing reaction I’ve seen. Not just to Pentatonix but to any group, song, music...You pointed out so much that I had never caught onto before or had even thought about with their arrangement. I wanted to like and re-like this at so many moments. You have earned a new follower and fan. I cannot wait to watch more of your reactions. 🧡

@secretarts 5 years ago

Pentatonix is a master class on vocal delivery in all 5 vocal ranges. Here in the USA I know several schools that offer actual course studies on Pentatonix. After 10 yrs they have redefined what is possible for acapella performances. Welcome to our world of Pentaholics(fans of PTX).

@nadinehaney6590 5 years ago

Pentatonix came together in Texas, USA, when Kirsty, Mitch and Scott were in high school choir together. After high school they added Avi Kaplan as their bass and Keven as beatboxer and sometime tenor (he also plays cello - bellisimo!) and they entered an American TV competition that was strictly for A Capella groups or choirs of any size. They ended up winning that competition and the prize was one hundred thousand dollars and a recording contract. That was 10 years ago and, although Avi literally broke my heart when he left the group a few years ago,they have managed to create an entirely new genre - A Capella pop - and inspire other young singers to follow in their footsteps. There is another amazing A Capella group that won the competition the following year and they have been touring non-stop ever since. They are called Home Free, and I would love to see you react to their music; How Great Thou Art is probably my personal favorite followed by Ring of Fire, but really all of their songs are wonderful and their beatboxer is incredible!