Elizabeth Zharoff 'Martern aller Arten' REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach/Opera Singer!

Wait, what? Elizabeth Zharoff reacting to Elizabeth Zharoff? You got that right! In celebration of our 250k subscribers, our Patrons suggested I analyze myself in the video of me performing "Martern aller Arten" live at the Queen Elizabeth competition.

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Performed by Elizabeth Zharoff - Words and Music by Maria Cebotari, Staatskapelle Berlin and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[mauricioramirez]

That Zharoff girl is amazing. You should react more to her. Give her more exposure.

[Revelatus]

After I saw this performance, I realized how incredibly humble you are

[marcelotumas]

"Overall, I did a pretty good job." Understatement of the year, ma'am. That was an AMAZING job.

[captainnapalm]

Elizabeth, after nailing a vocal run that 99.99% of people couldn't even attempt without physical injury: "I did a pretty good job." Yeah. Yeah, you did. And, Einstein was pretty good with numbers.

[pvdaele]

Being from Belgium, I am no stranger to the Queen Elizabeth competition. I had no idea you had participated in this, and you even made it to the finals!
For the people not familiar with this competition, or with classical music: this is a yearly competition, but not always for the same instrument. It alternates between voice, piano, violin and more recently also cello. It is open to the most promising classical musicians from all over the world. You can only compete once. Getting nominated is already great. Making it to the finals is only for exceptional talents. And to be honest, it is very subjective comparing these finalists. The jury sometimes prefers a candidate for an original interpretation, while other times they see the interpretation as a flaw.
Competitors are isolated from the outside world during the competition, which takes weeks, while they have no idea how good the performances of the other competitors were. You only have one option: do your absolute best. This must have been absolutely nerve wrecking.

I'm listening to your performance at the finals, now. Absolutely amazing. And hard to fathom that this is the same woman that is so open to voices like Jinjer/Devin/Floor ... You truly are one of a kind.

[markaliberti]

I’m not into opera at all but honestly I forget that human beings can actually make sounds like that. Awesome👍

[Mozart]

Elizabeth Zharoff? Never heard of her. Probably one of these young YouTube talents.

[catthestitchwitch]

I see Emilia Clarke attended the Elizabeth Zharoff school of Expressive Eyebrows

[DavidJacobs-rlrj]

She does not need
A microphone
Her voice is f***ing
POWERFUL!!!

[ExaltedDuck]

You should do a tea time interview with her afterward.

[warlordnl]

I love the excuse for showing she still fits the dress 10 years later :P

[frankov_]

It's like having a daily chat with the sweet-spoken Bruce Banner and then one day seeing The Hulk on a stage 😁👀

[billparrish]

So let me get this straight.... You're one of the most 'heavy on musical theory' reactors on YT (delightfully so). You have that endearing quality of charming innocence crossed with nerdy enthusiasm (which is basically my drug of choice). You're stunningly beautiful! And now we're seeing you in this performance, an accomplished and renowned soprano, who not only sings like an angel, but can credibly act (one can _feel_ how ticked off your Konstanze is). You can sing in another language with a pronunciation and accent that can fool the ear of a native. And now you sit here ten years hence, wearing the same dress! So what, are you a brain surgeon and a particle physicist in your spare time? I'm in awe.... Brava!

[Rockin_Ross]

What makes you a champ is you can compliment your own ability without being arrogant.
Not only that, but reviewing yourself is in and of itself a tough thing to do.

We are our own worst critics. As a drummer I hate, but need to see myself playing to make adjustments for the shows.

You are truly a remarkable person and the upmost professional musician. ❤

[aaronpeek]

I always assumed she was just a vocal coach that could sing opera; now I find out she is a mind-blowing amazing singer! Best music reactor on YouTube

[stevenpatrick]

Loved the "hold my beer I got this" look you gave the conductor just before you started.

[docabj]

I stumbled across this performance last night. That was borderline punk rock. The energy, emotion, execution, and swag are what most performers imagine they will do but often miss. I wanted to roar when they showed the sweat. Watching someone work super hard and execute with excellence, without apologizing for getting dirty is a truly beautiful thing ❤.

[jjs]

WOW! I come here as an amused metal head watching you appreciate the art. But having a chance to see you in action….just wow! I knew you were a professional by how you discuss singing techniques but I had no idea how amazing you are at killing it in the opera! Well done!

[ddinfant]

I always thought that she must b an average opera singer at best, mostly because she never talks about what she does or sings while doing her reactions. I like her a lot and to see her singing so spectacularly awesome is such an amazing surprise. She's so humble and down to earth I never thought she'd be this good. Absolute world class!! And then the way is able to praise herself without shame.... Such a fine fine line...she's amazing

[oystersnag]

I'm late to the party, but I just want to say, I love watching you in this reaction. I can see your body and head movements are 100% reenacting your performance on stage without actually singing. As a cellist, I do this every time I hear a piece I've performed before. You aren't just listening, you're FEELING it again and that's the part I miss most about performing live.