By Bill Pinella Still smiling. Still laughing. Still posing. That was David Archuleta Tuesday night at the Wells Fargo Center for the Arts. Prior to his stop in Santa Rosa on his My Kind of Christmas Tour, Archuleta was doing what he does second-best: interacting with people. It was then that he was near the end of his 90-minute meet-and-greet session prior to the 2 ½ hour concert when one of the last fans asked
. By: Pamela Pike When you are in the field of creativity you lose track of time. Only the flow exists, and sometimes absorbed in the present moment. As a musician David Archuleta decides how the feeling or interpretation will change as the song progresses. One can see the effects of a spiritual experience. His performances are ecstatic and as though he is totally immersed in prayer. He also has made certain decisions about the
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57BUWJ9xqMY[/youtube] This video of David Archuleta performing Silent Night with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra has to be the most compelling, passionate and inspiring performance of this song classic I have ever had the pleasure to see and hear. Recorded live last Christmas and set to air on PBS on Tuesday, December 13th from 8:00-9:00 P.M., David’s arrangement of this beautiful carol is nothing short of exceptional. His phrasing, inflection, his lyrical, seamless vocal quality and expressive interpretation,
By Pamela Pike When you are in the field of creativity you lose track of time. Only the flow exists, and sometimes absorbed in the present moment. As a musician David Archuleta decides how the feeling or interpretation will change as the song progresses. One can see the effects of a spiritual experience. His performances are ecstatic and as though he is totally immersed in prayer. He also has made certain decisions about the spirit
‘Archu’-fied: David Archuleta fills up the stage with his signature soulful singing style and that dynamic stage presence (Photos by ROWENA JOY a. SANCHEZ) MANILA, Philippines – there must be “something ‘bout” David Archuleta that keeps his Filipino fans wanting “everything and more” from him. Although already on his third visit—he first set foot on our shores in 2009 (with “American Idol” Season 7 champ David Cook) and then in 2010 to promote his album,
by New Straits time columnist (and FanScene writer ) Alicia Loh: “David! David! David!” chanted the crowd in Stadium Negara on July 26 in anticipation of 20-year-old singing sensation David Archuleta’s first full concert in Malaysia. When the excitement had built up to the point of explosion, David burst onto the stage with Stomping The Roses, a song off of his album The Other Side of Down, followed immediately by the title track and A
Got a chance to see his concert. I was not his fan but I now am. Such a friendly talented singer More photo of the night: FB Here are his comments under his yt vid: I was not plan on filming so just brought 1 camera, doing stills and movie recording at the same time so I could not be able to record full performance. But at least we have a piece of each. Just
Sao Vietnam paved the way for David Archuleta to shine 23/07/2011 07:25 The appearance of the “Little Prince” is cheers He totally won over the audience by the casual style and sweet voice In addition to showing off vocals, Asia, United American also play musical instruments Many fans happy to be hugging leather idols of flesh (VNA) – Last night (22 / 7) at Military Zone 7 Stadium night “Idol & Music” with the participation
David Archuleta wows Manila for the third time! Contributor: Jeffrey Azor Osoc Co-written by Jamie Ortega Thumb through David Archuleta’s Twitter and it says there, @DavidArchie “I’m David. I like music”. Those words right there are a clear understatement. David has proven that he doesn’t just like music HE LOVES IT. Though the Utah boy did not win the ‘Idol’ title during its 7th season, David has stood above the rest with his stage presence
It was a fan-o-palooza at Stadium Negara yesterday! Why? David Archuleta was in town, and we were pretty worried we might be trampled in the stampede! David was down in Malaysia as part of the Asian leg of his The Other Side of Down tour, and we made sure that we did not miss it! David’s fans were at the venue a good three hours before the concert started, just to take in the ambiance