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DionFanAlways Newbie

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Sooooooo anyone else wondering about this Netfix Celine supposed collab?????????
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scielle Apprentice

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We had Carolina Kostner and that North Korean couple at the Olympics, and now there's a new Celine skating routine. Not familiar with the skater, but I imagine she's one of several that'll be skating to Celine this season.

 

"While the siblings work primarily with coach Carine Herrygers, Jorik assisted Loena in selecting her “It’s All Coming Back To Me Now” short program music, another ’90s hit by Céline Dion.

“I really liked my program [“The Prayer” by Dion and Josh Groban] from two years ago, and so I think I chose the same style. I researched more of her music, and it was my brother who found this song. I didn’t like it at the beginning because I had another song I liked more.

“In the end, Jorik convinced me to take this one because it’s more powerful and I can skate better to powerful music.”"

 

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As expected - lots of Celine out there in the professional figure skating world, now that music with lyrics is allowed in competition.

Here's another new one this season - US skater Mariah Bell at Skate Canada International, which this year happens to be held in... Laval! Girl knows how to play to the local crowd!

Skating her short program to To Love You More, choreographed by Adam Rippon.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQxrRAB8McM

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nowanorris Newbie

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I have been in search of this interview for so so so long now and can’t find anything more than these tiny little thumbnail photos. I remember being glued to the TV when this originally aired. I was actually a big fan of this talk show at the age of 15! Lol. I would love to be able to find this Celine interview to watch again. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Mike & Maty - February 1995

 

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dawn Enthusiast

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I have been in search of this interview for so so so long now and can’t find anything more than these tiny little thumbnail photos. I remember being glued to the TV when this originally aired. I was actually a big fan of this talk show at the age of 15! Lol. I would love to be able to find this Celine interview to watch again. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Mike & Maty - February 1995

 

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Haha cute interview. Thank you.
Angel2006 Newbie

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In this interview, Celine mentions that she was trained by Pavarotti's same vocal teacher. Does this mean that Celine is technically "classically trained", since Pavarotti was an opera singer?

 

I tried to find out any information I could on Celine's vocal training. I read that she was trained by an opera teacher in 1982 named Tosca Marmor. Tosca taught opera singers for more than half a century.

 

The vocal teacher who greatly strengthened Celine's voice in the 90's was Dr. Ripley. Dr Ripley was also the same vocal coach as Luciano Pavarotti. If Celine was first trained by a vocal coach of opera in 1982 and then later further trained by Dr Ripley who also worked with opera singers, doesn't this mean Celine is a classically trained singer?

 

I have always wondered if this meant Celine was technically classically trained, so any help on this question would be greatly appreciated. :)

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nowanorris Newbie

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Oh my goodness I cannot thank you enough!!!!! This has made my day. You have no idea!!!

 

 

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maki_Dion-er Newbie

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In this interview, Celine mentions that she was trained by Pavarotti's same vocal teacher. Does this mean that Celine is technically "classically trained", since Pavarotti was an opera singer?

 

I tried to find out any information I could on Celine's vocal training. I read that she was trained by an opera teacher in 1982 named Tosca Marmor. Tosca taught opera singers for more than half a century.

 

The vocal teacher who greatly strengthened Celine's voice in the 90's was Dr. Ripley. Dr Ripley was also the same vocal coach as Luciano Pavarotti. If Celine was first trained by a vocal coach of opera in 1982 and then later further trained by Dr Ripley who also worked with opera singers, doesn't this mean Celine is a classically trained singer?

 

I have always wondered if this meant Celine was technically classically trained, so any help on this question would be greatly appreciated. :)

 

I think so.

Her vocal warm-ups alone imply that. I've seen several singers on YouTube react to some of her videos where she's shown warming up and they are always surprised/impressed by her technique.

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Angel2006 Newbie

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I would assume that if two separate people qualified to teach opera taught Celine how to sing, then doesn't that make her classically trained?

 

If anyone knows more about this I would really appreciate it. I find it fascinating that Celine was first taught by a woman who taught opera for more then half a century and then Celine was also further trained by Pavarotti's vocal coach in the 90's.

 

Celine has mentioned before that Doctors have been puzzled over her voice and they've told her that she shouldn't be able to reach those notes she hits, because her vocal cords don't appear to look different then anyone else's vocal cords. I guess singers with a high vocal ranges have different looking vocal cords than other singers?

 

If Celine was classically trained, that would have made all the difference in how she is able to sing the way she does, especially from such an early age. Celine was first trained by a woman who taught opera in 1982, so that would have made Celine only 14 at the time. Wow. :w00t:

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scielle Apprentice

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As expected - lots of Celine out there in the professional figure skating world, now that music with lyrics is allowed in competition.

Here's another new one this season - US skater Mariah Bell at Skate Canada International, which this year happens to be held in... Laval! Girl knows how to play to the local crowd!

Skating her short program to To Love You More, choreographed by Adam Rippon.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQxrRAB8McM

 

At this point I feel like we might need a "skating to Celine" thread!

Here's another one - Haley Sales & Nikolas Wamsteeker skating to Seduces Me and LMBTL:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMlooli6izg

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Jeanette Newbie

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Saw Bohemian Rhapsody movie last night, thought it was fantastic. Rami Malek does a fantastic job playing Freddie. Cried numerous times throughout and especially upon hearing Love Of My Life as this song always takes me back to seeing Celine live last year. Can’t wait to go back and see it again!!
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Angel2006 Newbie

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Marc Dupre's new album was nominated tonight at the ADISQ Gala. Does anyone know if Celine wrote any of the songs on this new album?

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Marc Dupre's new album was nominated tonight at the ADISQ Gala. Does anyone know if Celine wrote any of the songs on this new album?

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No she didn't


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Angel2006 Newbie

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No she didn't

 

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smw Newbie

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Wouldn't it be great if we got a round-table discussion with the world's greatest vocalists talking about how their voices change over the years? No one really talks about this, because it's such a sensitive subject. Only people who have been given such a gift can relate, and I imagine it can also feel like an immense burden. It seemed to plague people like Whitney Houston and Karen Carpenter. And Julie Andrews' circumstances were certainly devastating.

 

It could be a candid discussion with legends like Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, Andrea Bocelli, Gladys Knight, Sarah Brightman, Cher, Patti LaBelle, Mariah Carey, Idina Menzel, etc. etc. etc.

 

I remember when Celine was at her weakest vocally during A NEW DAY, she talked about she just had to embrace that she was offering more than just a live vocal -- she was offering audiences a full experience. (This was in the A&E bio.) Thank goodness she came back so STRONG in 2011.

 

It could be set up like this:

 

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nuts2you Rookie

nuts2you

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Does anybody know if there is any types of her singing at her Brothers wedding or Video's
DionFanAlways Newbie

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Wouldn't it be great if we got a round-table discussion with the world's greatest vocalists talking about how their voices change over the years? No one really talks about this, because it's such a sensitive subject. Only people who have been given such a gift can relate, and I imagine it can also feel like an immense burden. It seemed to plague people like Whitney Houston and Karen Carpenter. And Julie Andrews' circumstances were certainly devastating.

 

It could be a candid discussion with legends like Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, Andrea Bocelli, Gladys Knight, Sarah Brightman, Cher, Patti LaBelle, Mariah Carey, Idina Menzel, etc. etc. etc.

 

I remember when Celine was at her weakest vocally during A NEW DAY, she talked about she just had to embrace that she was offering more than just a live vocal -- she was offering audiences a full experience. (This was in the A&E bio.) Thank goodness she came back so STRONG in 2011.

 

It could be set up like this:

 

 

This would be fantastic.
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maki_Dion-er Newbie

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Wouldn't it be great if we got a round-table discussion with the world's greatest vocalists talking about how their voices change over the years? No one really talks about this, because it's such a sensitive subject. Only people who have been given such a gift can relate, and I imagine it can also feel like an immense burden. It seemed to plague people like Whitney Houston and Karen Carpenter. And Julie Andrews' circumstances were certainly devastating.

 

It could be a candid discussion with legends like Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, Andrea Bocelli, Gladys Knight, Sarah Brightman, Cher, Patti LaBelle, Mariah Carey, Idina Menzel, etc. etc. etc.

 

I remember when Celine was at her weakest vocally during A NEW DAY, she talked about she just had to embrace that she was offering more than just a live vocal -- she was offering audiences a full experience. (This was in the A&E bio.) Thank goodness she came back so STRONG in 2011.

 

It could be set up like this:

 

 

Incredible idea, I really want this to happen now.

Maybe pitch it in the comment section of the video.

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Happy Halloween ! Don’t eat too much candy, it’s not good for your teeth ! ������ - Céline xx…

��: Denise Truscello

 

 

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fred Newbie

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Tonight I was at a concert where a Swedish soul/pop diva celebrated the 25th anniversay of her most popular album. The track list was the setlist before the break (after the break she did some best of tracks). It was a true treat to the fans who got the chance to sing along in many songs. We got stories from.the recording sessions and memories from her life at that time.

 

Imagine if Céline celebrated one of her albums like this! Which one would you want it to be?

Peace and love to all.
scielle Apprentice

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When it comes to completely bonkers random, this takes the cake.

 

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And no, it's not an Onion article! It's an actual study.

(No Celine content in the video, but I promise, you'll have a good laugh!)

 

 

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