PETER HOLLENS ft. TIM FOUST.... Misty Mountains (The Hobbit) | VOICE COACH REACTS
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 бер 2021
- Welcome!
Today's video is a reaction to Peter Hollens' arrangement of Misty Mountains featuring vocal bass Tim Foust. Join me in exploring the range of these two vocalists and the some of the arranging/vocal approaches they use.
If you enjoyed this video please like, sub and hit the bell (if you want to).
Original Video: • Misty Mountains - Pete...
Peter Hollens' Channel: / @peterhollens
insta/ @jvoxfox
twitter/ @jvoxfox
website/ www.jvoxstudio.com
discord/ / discord
For a similarly atmospheric arrangement, I recommend “Black is the color of my true love’s hair” with Peter Hollens and Avi Kaplan.
Oh absolutely
Beat me to it. Can we get some upvotes going here?
Yes please explore this next!
Please. Would also be cute/funny (IMO) if you'd wear a black wig for it.
Truth is spoken!
Hope you guys enjoyed this one! It was a fun time and I can't wait to explore more of Peter's arrangements :)
Then you should check out Amazing Grace!!
@@carladams5891 by Home Free?
OMG I’m so glad you enjoyed this. I’ve been waiting for you to react to this since you said you were watching lord of the rings.
You should listen to how great thou art home free cover
Or hear Tim foist subwoofer
I could listen to
Julia explain music 24/7. I adore how emotionally invested she gets when absorbing a new piece. I get pulled along by her excitement, by her pure enjoyment. I get so much more out of the song than I otherwise would have. It’s like watching a world class sports announcer giving play by play of a game. You not only enjoy the game, but you get special insight into the plays, the players, the coaching, etc. It just makes for a great experience for someone who isn’t as well versed but who already enjoys what they’re watching/listening to even without the added bonus of the expert. Great, great stuff every single time. Thank you Julia! Appreciate it!
Couldn't have said it better. Great reactions.
Je partage cet avis. Merci
I agree. I'd also like to see/hear the bloopers. Editing Julia cuts herself a lot, so I'm guessing there's a lot of bloopers. And I love seeing blooper videos :) But I'd also enjoy listening to Julia talking about music, music styles and music analysis 24/7.
Peter does some amazing arrangements, often times with hundreds of layered voice tracks. Truly remarkable what he manages to pull off.
Also, heads up - Peter does watch reactions. So you may see him pop up in the comments at some point!
Yeah, he is known for multiplying his vocals by a hundred and twenty times for a song. Skyrim was AMAZING! :)
Tim's voice is so rich and deep.... What could be his secret? Why of course, the roar of women's ovulation worldwide!
so what came first the voice or the ovulation
@@oskarraeburn5260 whoever was with him at the time obviously came first XD
@@oskarraeburn5260 Legend has it they began as one and will continue until the end of time.
Tim’s wife was actually impregnated by his voice alone.
@@timothyclark803 And no contraceptive could prevent that type of pregnancy.
If you liked Peter and Tim, then you should look at Peter and Avi doing “Black is the Colour” because the arrangement is beautiful and something about the chord choices is both amazing and unsettling(?) and I need an expert to explain to me why that’s so.
This! For sure!
This for sure yes
I can't second this enough. That particular arrangement is insane.
yes please
Both Tim and Peter are blessed with wide vocal ranges and when they flex their talents with these layered harmonies, it is magic. Hard to believe they were not even on the same land mass when they recorded this video. Peter joins Home Free for a delightful few songs I can heartily suggest you check out as well.
Peter's and Tim's voices are such a match for each other. You might also enjoy their rendition of Song of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, and Greensleeves. Peter collaborating with Home Free on Amazing Grace is also special.
If you think Peter's range is huge, just wait till you hear Tim's highest/ lowest notes.
Tim and Peter were in the same A Capella group some years ago, before Tim joined Home Free, so they really know how to blend in together.
Yo WHAT
I didn't know that that explains a lot...
Tim have said the name but I'm not sure about the name, I know he have been in a group called "the blue Jupiter". But I don't know if it was that one that they were in at the same time.
Tim have been in Home Free for... is it 6 or 8 years? And it was even some years before that. So it's about 10 to 15 years ago.
I'm pretty sure it was Ball in the House, based in Boston, that Peter was part of at the same time as Tim. Blue Jupiter was the first acapella group Tim joined, when he gave up studying to be a dentist to do music full time. But if I've got that wrong, someone please correct me.
@@sallymaria You are so right! 🙂👍
Thank you for giving the name of the group.❤
I love that his 'low note' sounded like it had a lot of air going through it... instantly made me remember Gimli blasting that horn in Helm's Deep.
That scene is one of the best and that’s definitely saying something.
That's an excellent observation!
That’s because it’s a growl (aka dragon breath) rather than a subharmonic.
The impressive part isn’t how low it is; growls are actually pretty easy. Tim is amazing because of how incredibly long he can sustain them.
Her expressions while listening to this are so beautiful and pure. She is really feeling the music, thats precious
Please check out Peter Hollens and Home Free with their cover of Still haven’t found what I’m looking for by U2. The essential feelgood experience!
Totally agree with above request....I think you'll love the "surprise" that goes along with this song. Makes it even more amazing!! Love your reactions!!
Yeah... Absolutely yes... :D
Yes, yes, yes! I was going to add this, but decided to scroll down to where someone else (inevitably) had already....
Besides his amazing tenor, Peter is an absolute master at arranging and layering. I really hope to see more of him on your channel :) Besides this one, there's a collab with Avi Kaplan on Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair. But most impressive, imo, is his collab with Home Free and over 100 patrons, doing U2's I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. Thanks for this Julia...not only entertaining, but very informative, too. I love reactors (and unfortunately there are only a few) such as yourself who really know music and explain some of the technical stuff...it lets me better understand why I like something.
Your "dayumm" at Tim's low note had me in tears!!! Awesome reaction
It's so great how you explain those harmony layers. Always pleasure to see your reactions. Thx
WooHooo!!!! my one of my favorite reactors and one of my favorite youtube clips. Seriously Julia you have some of the best production values in your videos, you don't step all over the music, the technical aspects you point out help me appreciate the performances I already enjoy in a different light. Delightful as always.
There’s a few Peter Hollens ones you need to hear
Black is the Colour of My True Loves Hair
Greensleeves
Amazing Grace
Sound of Silence
Vokul fen mah with Malukah :)
Into The West
His “I See Fire” is also incredible
@@bartoszrebelski8571 'Tale of the Tongues' and 'Baba Yetu' as well
Just watched a few of your posts, thank you. Brings even more to what I hear, makes more of the complexities of the sound created appreciated.
Love you Julia! Really glad you reacted to my faves Tim and Peter. Another great recent performance is Peter with Home Free doing U2's Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For.
I love this reaction and analysis. Well done!
Love your reaction/review videos. You do such a great job explaining things. And let's not forget... You are Beautiful!!
I've been listening to Peter Hollens for years; his amazing arrangements, and 5 octave range are out of this world! It was through him that I found out about Tim Foust's wonderful voice, and am now a huge 'fan' of Home Free!
I've always adored everything LOTR since I read (devoured) the books in my childhood..obviously the films are my favourites of all time!
So this collab. is heart-breakingly glorious on all fronts! A great reaction, thank you! 💓💓💓
These two blend so well together. Peter's voice puts you on a cloud and leads you through this beautiful vocal journey and Tim, his bass resonates every molecule in your body. 🤤🤤🤤
thank you for this Julia .. .this made my day .. good analysis ...
I live in the Colorado mountains. Have a small cabin with an amazing view. I listen to this song with my morning coffee. Makes for a good day.
Sounds heavenly.
I love the fact that you are educated in your reaction and that passion and excitement for the art these people perform manifests from you through the screen. I would love to see your reaction to Chris Stapleton, Tennessee Whiskey live!
love listening to how you explain all about the musical stuff, can tell you are good at what you do.
Peter deserves all of the praise! I hope you get to do more of his stuff because he has been consistently amazing since he started.
I know when something grabs my musical interest... Julia explains the "why" very well, with examples I can follow. Thanks Julia, for reaction and voice lesson both.
So beautiful. Such a great compilation also. :)
I love how invested you are in each song. You feel every note and it shows on your face.
Never heard any of these guys before but WOW !!
Amazing singing :)
Loved your breakdown too :)
Your reactions are such a treat! It is like icing on a cake I've already tried and loved -- I really appreciate your work doing these. I'll enjoy any reaction next, but would really like Home Free's cover of Mayday.
I always enjoy your insights. Thank you. :-)
I really enjoy your careful and thoughtful explanations of the technical side of singing. We often forget that singing at this kind of level requires physical training and endurance, the same as with professional athletes. Listening to your explanations has really helped my understanding and appreciation of singers' performances. But I also love seeing you being caught up and fully captured by a performance, when you go from analytic to simply enjoying. Music is a powerful magnet, isn't it? Some performances, some songs, simply pull you in and won't let you go and when they do we're often standing with tears on our cheeks wishing that it would just keep going.
Great reaction! Peter is a master of layering voices. He’s done many collaborations with Tim and a couple with Home Free too. This is my favorite though and if you look at the screen again when Tim hits the last note you’ll see the camera shake. Pretty cool. Try Sound of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Greensleeves and Fire and Rain by them. Peter does have an amazing voice as does Tim. Glad you liked it!
Wow! What a sick arrangement. Excellent harmonies and dissonance. Works so well!
Aww. And here thought you'd finally found your 'I know I'm supposed to pause and exalt this wonderful piece, but it's so good that I can't disrespect it with a pause!' song XD.
Wonderful reaction as always. thank you so much.
I've never noticed it before but I just woke up and your voice is super satisfying and Smooth
Peter Hollens and Tim Foust have a few duets. Another fabulous one is their cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence."
The fact that you referred to it as a "fire drake" put such a big smile on my face! Haha! Also when I saw the film in the cinema for the first time, with those big bassy speakers this song gave me chills
Truly spine tingling!!!
Beautiful reaction! Peter is genious!
You should react to some of the collaborations with Peter and Home Free. They are totally amazing. Amazing Grace, I still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, etc. And Peter and Tim have several collaborations also. Love your reactions!!
That last note gets everyone! Lol Great reaction!🎵🎶🎵
Another great review video. I love this song for some reason.
OH my goodness! Those harmonies and blends. Whew!
Tim's earthquake voice is awesome. He needs a Jurassic Park vibrating glass of water PiP when he does that last low note.
Your face reads like a book when you are really feeling the emotions of the piece. It makes it clear that you are genuine in your reactions, which makes me feel better because my face does the same thing. It's nice to not be alone in that 🙂👍
Thank you Julia I followed Peter for years nice to hear him again.🙂
Honestly, you do such good reviews. This would indeed be a grand start to a peter hollens journey. The guy is really good. I usually prefer just his musical arrangements over the visual of most of his videos, though.
Thanks for the great blind-react ^_^
This is one of my favorite songs. The harmonies are just insane
Redhead, your smile took my heart. Hello from south - west of Russia.
Julia, thank you so much. That was wonderfully rich. Thanks again.
Everytime I listen to this song it gives me the chills and I feel it deep in my soul
Great job with your reaction and analysis of Misty Mountains from Peter Hollens and Feat Tim Foust . Julia in this video your fans can see the chills going through your Hole Body.
Love your stuff! Lol so impressed that you used the line “kill a fire drake with molten gold!” For a DND player like me, I was sad I could only “like” this video once!
Amazing reaction!!!! I would love to see more Peter Hollens! His Interpretation of "The Song of Durin" is outstanding with an amazong range 🔥🙃 you might give it a try
Great reaction , this song is relaxing , transports u to middle earth . Your face at Tim’s end low note lol . Ps love your hair colour. And your hair colour with a white background, black top, orange pillow , I love the contrast this creates . Quite a pretty picture 😊
Awesome reaction!
The way in which you get so deeply captivated and lost in what you are listening too is enchanting. 🥰
Your reaction to Tim’s last part was great. Always enjoy your reactions.
Flabbergasted Julia is intensely fun to watch. It really helps Peters arrangements when the two voices have 5+ octave ranges. He has said he has blended as many as 1056 different tracks per vocalist on his songs.
One of the most EPIC sounds you will ever hear!
This was filmed with Peter in Oregon and Tim in the Cayman Islands. Pretty spectacular arranging, don’t you think? Peter said once that he laid 120 tracks when he did this as a “solo”.
I love the way you mix pure emotional reaction with professional analysis.
Tim is out of this world and Peter arrangements and voice is alwasys stunning.
maybe, if you like to let yourself be entranced, you should give Wardruna, "Lyfjaberg" (anything from wardruna, you cant go wrong with them) a try or if you want to stay with bass voices, Avi Kaplan soloprojects "Change on the rise" or - my favourite "Otherside"- this is exactly that.
To hear Tim's true range you should react to Home Free cove of Mayday. He sings high tenor
I think he goes even higher in “Snow Globe.”
@@DennisKovacich agree
He released something on patreon yesterday, where he says he gave himself a vocal workout. I thought i knew what he can do, but I was just sitting there and thinking: How?!? I hope he releases it to the public soon.
Spoiler warning?
This is the best bass voice I have heard in decades. And the other singers are special also. I am so impressed. What do you think??? Great harmonies. Great video. Great contrast in notes. I so enjoy great vocals. I have since middle school. I was in choir in middle and high school. We had some good singers. Not at this level. These men are vocal studs. The harmonies are mind blowing... The ladies are doing quite well also. SPECIAL......... This bass just melts my head. He gets down on the bottom note and lives there. As always thank you for sharing with us. I am not familiar with these artists. To say I am impressed is an understatement. Good stuff, good, good.
Julia, as Dimash has a range between 6 & 7 Octaves Tim has a range of 5. PLEASE react to Home Free Your Man but specifically the one from their Crazy Life Tour. In that one Tim plays around with his range from High to low and then from low to higher. He ends up clearly rattling speakers at the very end. By the way, Peter also sings other songs with Tim & he sings Amazing Grace with all of Home Free.
Song literally makes you melt.
It amazes me how Peter makes so many sounds layered on top of each other. That alone takes a genius. :-)
Do still haven't found what I'm looking for but peter and home free!!!
Not only will I watch anything you react to (time permitting), but I'll watch anyone react to this. Love it when those come together....
Julia, I read somewhere that Peter had somewhere in the neighborhood of 120 tracks layered in this video (all aCapella), not sure how many layers Tim had. They filmed in two different woodland areas and Peter and/or his people put it all together.
Peter also has a great double solo with Avi Kaplan "Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair" that is also pretty awesome.
One person I haven't seen you react to is the amazing Dan Vasc. His range is incredible and he could pretty much sing the phone book and make it sound incredible. He does a metal version of this song and takes it to new places. Keep up the brilliant reactions.
The tonal shifts start you down in the deep caverns with Tim, feeling the moist air around you...then Peter comes in with the higher tone and lifts you up into the forest....utter beauty.
Wow, I am speechless 😶💓
Thank you for doing this reaction video. I have been wanting you to "Misty Mountain" for a long time. I know your love for low notes. Just to let you know, Tim Foust vocal range is G0-A5 and Peter Hollens is G#2-A5. As a side note, I had the honor to visit your country. (Sidney) Beautiful country and beautiful people. I'm from USA.
Awesome reaction
Love Tim. So talented. Love you and damn you are gorgeous! ❤️🙏☘️
I have to say its wonderful to hear this everytime and the lyrics are pretty amazing and they were written 89 years ago Tolkien the father of modern fantasy :)
Also love your reaction Julia 🙂
Great analysis.
I loved your reaction to this song. Well Done! It sounds perfect for one of Peter Jackson's fantasy movies. It sounded like a Gregorian Chant to my ears. I guess you could call it medieval.
Peter IS the master of layering and stacking. I love the costuming, background and videography. So vary medieval and appropriate for this song. And Tim's serious stare just drills right into your soul. And speaking of medieval, lets talk dragons. If a dragon could speak or sing, he would sound just like Tim. I love it!!
Peter is an absolute master at layering and mixing.
Peter has a beautiful voice in several registers & he works very well with multiple singers. I love the dissonance, I'm new to the dischordant timbres, perhaps since the advent of this group of accapella singing groups.
he has an older vid ft. his wife doing a medley of Les Mis. that is amazing, and his wife pulls off one of the best "On my own" ever
Love this one.
No vas a entender lo que diga, pero amo todos tus vídeos 🥺 Saludos desde Nicaragua Julia💕 tenes mucha gente latina que te ama 🥰
“Baba Yetu” By Peter Holland and Maluka is my favorite.
Hi Julia - fellow Aussie here: I don't remember where I read / heard it, but that last note wasn't a sub - it was Tim's famous sustainable growl.
I wish I had kept up my singing - as a young'un, 30+ years ago, I once hit an A natural below low C (as a 17-year-old), now I'm lucky to get anywhere near a low C.
Love your reactions - the head shivers, and eye-rolls especially with low notes. Us fellas really like how we can affect women with the low rumbling notes :-)
Peter Hollens is amazing, he has worked w/ Home Free a few times. Please look at more of his stuff, Peter and his Wife make some amazing music together.
Juliaaaaa
Finding a clip of Avi Kaplan performing this at a Pentatonix concert inspired me to work on my low end.
It's also interesting how when you look at these two visually and in relation to the film, Tim pulls off the character of what the voice projects which would be a "Thorin" or "Dwalin" (a warrior) and Peter as a Hobbit (Bilbo).
Also Tim could have done Smaug's voice as well if he could do an English accent!!!
I loved your reaction to this piece- one of the most moving pieces from any movie, sung by two of the most talented male singers on YT.
If I may make a suggestion, you should really check out Tomi P. He is a CRIMINALLY underrated and underrecognized bass with RANGE THAT CHALLENGES WHAT IS EVEN PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE. He should be right up there with Tim and Geoff, if not above them.
I won't say much more, but his cover of "Hellfire" from The Hunchback of Notre Dame is simply breathtaking, and in my opinion definitely deserves a watch and reaction. He also has covers of "No Time to Die" by Billie Eilish and "The Sound of Silence," among some other songs.
He is by far one of the most talented and passionate bass vocalists I've ever heard. I can't believe he hasn't blown up on YT yet.
Great analysis as always! Would love to hear your take on Dirty Loops either Next to you or Breakdown =D
Sat down for my lunch break and decided to see what I could find on YT while I ate. Saw this and immediately clicked. I love Peter Hollens reactions in general but I also really enjoy your reactions, so this was a no brainer.
Peter's whole Middle Earth album is amazing. I actually prefer his version of "I See Fire" over Sheeran's, which I'm sure is something noone would ever think someone would say. His collab with Hank Green for the "Hobbit Drinking Medley" (especially the video) is great.
I also will toss in my vote for checking out his collab with Avi on "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair" which is an old folk song and probably one of my favorites of Peter's.
He has several really good collabs with Lindsey Stirling as well. His version of "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" is excellent. He has a version of "Carol of the Bells" featuring a ton of people ranging from a children's choir to his college a cappella group and others, I think something like 300+ people. The video for "Grown Up Christmas List" is absolutely adorable featuring his wife's vocals. The song is great, but the video always brings both a smile and tears. Peter really is a great and nice guy.
If you're in the mood for something a bit spooky, the video for his collab with Bailey Polkman for the "Spooky Halloween Mashup" which is a really great mashup of Come Little Children (from Hocus Pocus) and Hanging Tree (Hunger Games) and the video is just really pulls off a disturbing vibe. And I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the "Disney Villains Medley" with Whitney Avalon which is spectacular.
Peter has a wide repertoire and all of it is good. I'm always so excited when I find someone that's just discovering him. Somehow not as many people seem to react to him despite how great his arrangements and layering tends to be.
Sorry for rambling there, I got a bit excited seeing you discovering Peter. :)
Love Peter’s arrangements