Beethoven But More | Faouzia - Fur Elise | Vocal Coach Analysis and React

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Faouzia, the Moroccan-Canadian songstress, has swiftly risen in the global music scene with her remarkable blend of pop, indie, and world music influences. Her compelling voice, combined with emotionally rich lyrics and captivating melodies, makes her music resonate deeply with a diverse audience. Faouzia's songs, characterized by their heartfelt storytelling and cross-cultural appeal, have garnered significant attention on various digital music platforms, earning her a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim. As a multi-lingual artist with a unique sound that transcends traditional musical boundaries. Known for YouTube viral hits like This Mountain.

Faouzia's "Fur Elise" stands out as a masterful fusion of classical charm and modern pop sensibility, introducing Ludwig van Beethoven's iconic composition to the digital age. Her rendition captivates listeners with a blend of hauntingly beautiful vocals and innovative musical arrangements, making it a must-listen for enthusiasts of both classical and contemporary music. This track not only showcases Faouzia's exceptional vocal range and emotional depth but also highlights her ability to reinterpret classic melodies for today's audience. Perfect for streaming playlists, "Fur Elise" by Faouzia bridges the gap between genres, appealing to a diverse audience and enhancing her visibility in the global music scene. This unique interpretation serves as a testament to Faouzia's artistry and her potential to leave a lasting impact on the music industry.

Songwriter: Faouzia
Producers: Gray Hawken
Genre: Pop
Origin: Morocco/Canada Carman, Manitoba

Performed by Faouzia

Date and Location
March 2024
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[BethRoars]

Excuse the sound on this one! I had some mic issues!

[clay-twgc]

I never heard of Faouzia. Her voice is beautiful yet expressive and powerful. Thanks for giving me this introduction to her.

[troyom]

A couple times in the song her voice blends perfectly with the cello and it’s awesome.

[STONE-when]

Every time I hear this song I get goosebumps. Faouzia has a soft and powerful voice at the same time. The voice modulation she uses to communicate her feelings is phenomenal. I love this singer.

[stephenreiner]

She has a very unique voice. It's quite beautiful. Thanks Beth for this reaction, it was a revelation.

[GotBespoke]

Fouzia is a treasure. It was
Obvious years ago that she was destined for greatness. There's no one like her. I love seeing people so excited by her. ❤ Have you checked out Ren yet? He’s another gem in a very different way.

[BrunoSousa-skpb]

Amazing reaction to this Masterpiece from Faouzia

[KaliFlamingo]

Faouzia just started competing in the Singer 2024 competition in China. Her first song was Crazy (Gnarls Barkley). Awesome performance.

[Rosannasfriend]

Oh, I’m so happy you’re reacting to Faouzia again for the first time in years!

[ohsoona]

She’s so underrated her voice is wooow omggg

[ahmednaim]

Your reaction with a writing commentary are simply amazing 😊. Thank you. Faouzia is mindblowing

[rongotwalt]

A vocal masterpiece on an iconic Beethoven masterpiece. Faouzia was able to infuse her wonderful lyrical interpretation and intertwine it with Beethoven's.claasic composition. I like that she started with the piano intro but the piano changed the composition differently and she was able to put her own musical genius and artistry into this wonderful composition. I appreciate your expert breakdown and analysis and interpretation of Faouzia's innate ability to emote such wonderful vocal dynamics and technique to this truly fantastic video. The visual performance was magical and I like the 17th century costume and shoes she wore ! Just a piano and cello accompaniment ? I totally agree with you. I think this song is about Faouzia talking to her audience and this is who she is. She is a truly wonderful artist and it shines through in this masterful performance. She was able to incorporate so much into this song and her nuances, rifts and runs and vocal dynamics were her very best. I love that she can sing seamlessly through all her registers and sounds so so powerful yet so whimsical. Her Moroccan influence really adds so much to the ending ! She is truly melodic in her writing as you can see and it's so easy to listen to and so wonderful to witness. I want to thank you so much Beth for your tremendous interpretation and wonderful support of this wonderful artist. Keep posting my friend. You are so much appreciated onto YouTube network ! Sending you so much love and thanks from Canada 👍🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️

[brianoreilly]

Who tackles a 200 year old song everyone knows and millions learn to play & add vocals ? CRAZY. This idea should fail right from the start not be the award worthy performance that it is ❤

[Eva_L]

I love this song 🥰 thank you for this beautiful reaction!

[lutdesimpelaere]

Faouzia is my favorite female singer at this time, she reminds me of Dimash, who is my favorite male singer, they’re both very versatile and agile singers. Can you imagine a duet? That would be a dream.

[Rosannasfriend]

Beth, you should talk to Faouzia . You were doing these interviews before Tara Simon (And even “the charismatic voice”, I believe), and I’m sure you would have a lot of interesting questions for her.

[charliepeterson]

i find more new artists that I like from your channel than any where else... thanks for what you do

[makesP]

Thank you for sharing! I felt it deeply and started crying too. ❤❤❤

[jeff.howard]

Thanks, Beth! Great reaction. There is SO MUCH more Faouzia you could go back and react to - I hope you will!

[MrFjellias]

I love the subtitles explaining your acronyms and technical terms. Thank you from one who enjoys your critiques and explanations but doesn’t have a music education.