@@tylercollins9323 Also the baritone for Keepsake, lead for Max Q, and recently the baritone for the 2024 champs Three and a Half Men. Man has won 4 gold medals.
Tony DeRosa. He is actually singing the tenor here. He won BBS quartet gold with Keepsake, Platinum, Max Q and Main Street. Phenomenal singer. Can hold a chest Ab note forever.
Tony DeRosa is the guy in the striped shirt with his back to the camera. He sang in a group called Voctave, and in several barbershop quartets. The Voces 8 singer is the blond haired guy in the tux-- his name is Blake Morgan.
As amazing as all these singers are, this is the most I've ever seen the baritone carry a tag tbh. Perfect volume relative to the group, great vowel match with everyone and an excellent lock with the bass, what more could you ask for?
There's all kinds of harmonics and subharmonics here :)))) awesome e.g.: - from 00:46 a subharmonic - octave below the bass (also at the final chord the subharmonic can be heard; a bit softer though) - at the final chord a harmonic : the 5th(as in high F) can be heard. etc
That sequence from 40 to 46 is amazing. I think Tony going from the 3rd to 5th and switching to a full voice on the 5th just puts it over the top. I don't hear any other tenors doing that with this tag on UA-cam, but that little detail sounds awesome! Thanks for sharing this video.
@@onpointacappella9579 have a great partner-in-crime filling out baritone to create immense fundamentals! Globetrotting and locking 5ths with Kory Reid was amazing practice. Helps to have sung a full 2-hour-program beforehand, I reckon... lower parts of the vocal register always feel a bit thicker/bladey after a marathon of blasting high notes in tenor (or soprano, in Kory's case!)
The description said Chanticleer, but if I'm not mistaken that's Blake from Voces8, Tony (formerly) from Voctave and Drew (currently) from Voctave giving him the intervals!
It looks like Blake Morgan (Chanticleer Tenor) on bass (facing camera), Adam Ward (Chanticleer Alto) on baritone (on right; teaching the tag), Tony DeRosa (back to camera) singing tenor, and Drew Ochoa (Lead from after hours, signally Tony). I don't know who's posting (singing lead).
@@davidpulanco2715 Actually, I believe Blake is a tenor with Voces8. But yes, he's an amazingly versatile singer and one of my favorite musicians. I'm not surprised he's singing bass here.
wait, could it be, that Tony wasnt actually sure of how to sing tenor, and the guy on the left is kind of directing him, by giving him the beats and the Intervalls? that would be pretty cool
I’m looking for the whole piece. Such an amazing arrangement. If anyone knows where to find recordings of this or live performances please let me know. I could only find short clips on UA-cam. Thanks
This is 'the whole piece'. It's called a tag - guys who sing barbershop harmony enjoy the ends of songs (where a lot of interesting harmonies are added, sort of like 'dessert') so much that special endings are written just for this purpose. That's what this is, a tag. There ain't no more. :D
@@rajneeshmilarepa6090 I’m a little late to this conversation but, if you haven’t seen it yet. Tim Waurick composed a bit of an intro into the tag! : ua-cam.com/video/TGOVIsjqmxI/v-deo.html
I think it would be nice to add a couple more voices in there. From 0:42 (you can have someone keep the same note as the 2 while the other guy drops to the half one and then sliding to one while the other guy moves to 6. And maybe a soprano to hit the half 1 octave higher and sliding to a 1 while the high note guys hits the 5 and sustains.
Barbershop music is some of the best chordal music out there. If you want to hear fantastic quartets, I suggest looking up Vocal Spectrum, Crossroads and Platinum. For choruses check out Westminster Chorus, Ambassadors of Harmony and Vocal Majority. Once you go down the rabbit hole, you may never come out as you find more and more amazing barbershop music.
I love the baritone sign guy. Every quartet should have a baritone sign guy. He's the coolest cat there.
He's giving the notes for the tenor
if you know who Tony De Rosa is, lead of main street, then thats him
@@tylercollins9323 Also the baritone for Keepsake, lead for Max Q, and recently the baritone for the 2024 champs Three and a Half Men. Man has won 4 gold medals.
@@LynneReinault Thought It was 5 with Platinum also
@@tylercollins9323 Oh yeah, I forgot about Platinum.
0:40 this chord wast just from another planet
The baritone and bass lock that fifth in perfect at the end. I’m pretty sure also the guy singing baritone is a tenor the Voces 8.
Omg I just noticed the same thing!
He was a Barbershop Harmony gold medal winner before Voces 8. Really well known in the barbershop world.
Tony DeRosa. He is actually singing the tenor here. He won BBS quartet gold with Keepsake, Platinum, Max Q and Main Street. Phenomenal singer. Can hold a chest Ab note forever.
Tony DeRosa is the guy in the striped shirt with his back to the camera. He sang in a group called Voctave, and in several barbershop quartets. The Voces 8 singer is the blond haired guy in the tux-- his name is Blake Morgan.
@@pepeluishernandez6306 his name is Tony DeRosa.
Drew giving Tony the numbers is my favorite part of this video
sameLOL
this is the best this tag has ever sounded. it will never get any better than this. this is the epitome of tuning
0:43 tony's high note, so belanced and nice dynamic
press 4 on your keyboard
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I literally could just repeat 0:09 forever. Kory is an absolute vocal diety.
Thanks, Ryan!
YES! I thought the same thing!
I listened to it closer and WHAT
As amazing as all these singers are, this is the most I've ever seen the baritone carry a tag tbh. Perfect volume relative to the group, great vowel match with everyone and an excellent lock with the bass, what more could you ask for?
Gosh, those three chords between 0:41-0:46 are so darn pretty. Love it!
0:25 on repeat.. Goodness
I love to use this when my voice is feeling particularly low and take it down an octave, what wonderful singing
POV: you watched this more than ONCE
My favourite tag out of all I've heard
There's all kinds of harmonics and subharmonics here :)))) awesome
e.g.:
- from 00:46 a subharmonic - octave below the bass (also at the final chord the subharmonic can be heard; a bit softer though)
- at the final chord a harmonic : the 5th(as in high F) can be heard. etc
That's what I thought I heard at the end, but I just wasn't so sure.
Gorgeous young men!!!! They sound great and look great!
Definitely recognize the tenor from Voctave in that group
And the lead of "After Hours" standing to the left
That sequence from 40 to 46 is amazing. I think Tony going from the 3rd to 5th and switching to a full voice on the 5th just puts it over the top. I don't hear any other tenors doing that with this tag on UA-cam, but that little detail sounds awesome! Thanks for sharing this video.
The baritone is Kory Reid -- Countertenor in Chanticleer. This was a blast!
Blake Morgan what part is Tony singing? It's so hard to tell
Blake Morgan oh just listened again, is he on tenor?
Tony's singing tenor -- Drew is signalling him. :)
@blakemorgan how do you sing bass like that?
@@onpointacappella9579 have a great partner-in-crime filling out baritone to create immense fundamentals! Globetrotting and locking 5ths with Kory Reid was amazing practice.
Helps to have sung a full 2-hour-program beforehand, I reckon... lower parts of the vocal register always feel a bit thicker/bladey after a marathon of blasting high notes in tenor (or soprano, in Kory's case!)
Wow. I LOVE choir!
man!! this sound soooo relaxing 😌🥺❤️❤️
The description said Chanticleer, but if I'm not mistaken that's Blake from Voces8, Tony (formerly) from Voctave and Drew (currently) from Voctave giving him the intervals!
And Jordan Litz (from Wicked on Broadway) singing lead. Tons of talent in this crew.
I believe Blake was in chanticleer at the time of this recording
absolutely gorgeous
Perfect, is an understatement
Heavenly!
Best tag ever
Blake Morgan too!!
so clean
It looks like Blake Morgan (Chanticleer Tenor) on bass (facing camera), Adam Ward (Chanticleer Alto) on baritone (on right; teaching the tag), Tony DeRosa (back to camera) singing tenor, and Drew Ochoa (Lead from after hours, signally Tony). I don't know who's posting (singing lead).
That looks like Jordan Litz.
The one on crutches is Kory Reid. The other man in tux in Blake Morgan, who is now a bass for Voces8.
@@davidpulanco2715 Actually, I believe Blake is a tenor with Voces8. But yes, he's an amazingly versatile singer and one of my favorite musicians. I'm not surprised he's singing bass here.
The lead is Jordan Litz
Totally delicious
That last minute overtone on the 5 though...
Indeed it is
wait, could it be, that Tony wasnt actually sure of how to sing tenor, and the guy on the left is kind of directing him, by giving him the beats and the Intervalls? that would be pretty cool
Doubtful - more like the guy with the signs is making sure he's got it right without squatting on the tag...
Is that DeRosa with his back facing the camera?
Yep, he's on tenor
@@romankingbhs And those were some slick hand-signs for him to get his parts!
@@romankingbhs gotta love how he sounds on tenor
That one guy looks like Chris Evans.
I’m looking for the whole piece. Such an amazing arrangement. If anyone knows where to find recordings of this or live performances please let me know. I could only find short clips on UA-cam. Thanks
This is 'the whole piece'. It's called a tag - guys who sing barbershop harmony enjoy the ends of songs (where a lot of interesting harmonies are added, sort of like 'dessert') so much that special endings are written just for this purpose. That's what this is, a tag. There ain't no more. :D
@@WBensburg omg! 😮 That makes sense now. Well then, someone should write the rest of the song, because it's so beautiful!! 🤣
@@rajneeshmilarepa6090 I’m a little late to this conversation but, if you haven’t seen it yet. Tim Waurick composed a bit of an intro into the tag! : ua-cam.com/video/TGOVIsjqmxI/v-deo.html
@@googingus Hey thanks! It's never too late, this is gorgeous.
What is the chord at 0:34? It's so enchanting.
F#maj7
wow
I think it would be nice to add a couple more voices in there. From 0:42 (you can have someone keep the same note as the 2 while the other guy drops to the half one and then sliding to one while the other guy moves to 6. And maybe a soprano to hit the half 1 octave higher and sliding to a 1 while the high note guys hits the 5 and sustains.
who's the baritone?
9 overtone is LOUD
Thats amazing!!!
Is that jordan litz posting?
Who’s the guy singing the sustain note?
Tony DeRosa there with his back to us?
Tony and drew have been spotted
Blake singing bass?:D
And you’re next BHS International Champion quartet is... these guys. How many gold medals would that be for Tony DeRosa?
5
what do you call this type of music id love to hear this live
This is called Barbershop music, it's an a cappella genre of music with close knit chords being the main staple in the composition.
Barbershop music is some of the best chordal music out there. If you want to hear fantastic quartets, I suggest looking up Vocal Spectrum, Crossroads and Platinum. For choruses check out Westminster Chorus, Ambassadors of Harmony and Vocal Majority. Once you go down the rabbit hole, you may never come out as you find more and more amazing barbershop music.
Why’s captain America singing
What was the After hours member on the left trying to signal to Tony for him to sing the correct notes? Chord numbers?
Mathew James just the degrees of the scale he should sing. It’s easy because the tune only has 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
treesarecool12345678 thx. Makes sense actually.
It’s degrees of the diatonic scale. Sort of a substitution for moveable Do.
0:40
Why is that guy off to the side acting like he's involved? They've got it, dude. You're not helping.
He's signalling the degrees of the scale to sing to the tenor, Tony De Rosa - so actually, he IS helping. Chill out.
0:43 tony's high note, so belanced and nice dynamic
0:25