The Six-Octave Man” Dimash Kudaibergen Wows on CBS’s ‘The World’s Best
In week two of CBS’s ‘The World’s Best’, viewers were introduced to Dimash Kudaibergen from Kazakhstan, a 25-year-old with a stunning six-octave vocal range. Making his American debut, Dimash, often referred to as “The Six-Octave Man,” impressed everyone with his incredible voice and range.
Dimash’s musical journey began at age five with piano and vocal lessons. He’s a graduate of K. Zhubanov University in Aktobe and the Kazakh National University of Arts in Astana, trained in both classical and contemporary music. He’s now pursuing a Master’s in Composing.
Known for his linguistic versatility, Dimash can perform in twelve different languages, including Mandarin, English, French, Ukrainian, Italian, Turkish, Serbian, German, and Spanish. His impressive vocal range was showcased in his audition, where he described his evolving voice, retaining his high-pitched tone alongside a deeper range.
On stage, Dimash’s confidence was palpable. Wearing a red sequined jacket, he began his performance with a gentle, hushed tone, escalating through various ranges with flawless execution. The climax of his performance, accompanied by dramatic flames and lights, received a standing ovation. He earned perfect scores from the celebrity judges and a 98 out of 100 from the world’s judges.
Drew Barrymore, one of the celebrity judges, summed up the amazement, noting that Dimash sounded like multiple singers in one, transitioning effortlessly between different styles.
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