Vocal Spectrum - Bring Him Home
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Although everyone knew it would happen, Timmy just keeps getting better and better! I wouldn't post this normally because there are lots of videos out there but this is THE BEST version I have heard. I think he's now singing most of it full voice and it just adds so much power it's awesome.
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It has been a great thrill for me to have both Platinum and Vocal Spectrum sing my arrangement of "Bring Him Home." Both Timmy and Tony are gifted singers, but Tim seems to have reached another level. For me, an arranger's greatest reward is to see someone sing his music. The comments below are extremely gratifying to me and I appreciate them greatly.
Pete Rupay
peterupay where could i get this arrangement for my quartet
We lost Pete to melanoma on 19 Jan 2020; he is deeply missed.
@@philanderson4689 no way man, thats so sad . Rip
Stunning arrangement! Well done! Of course the quality of this quartet is one of the highest!
3:21 tim just creates a super loud overtone by himself... wow
Frak I'm used to hearing one octave overtones, but that two octave just popped...IMMEDIATELY!
IT'S SO HOT OUTSIDE AND I'M SITTING HERE SHIVERING
"My favorite quartet is Tim Waurick"
What you just experienced is four exceptional vocalists singing an exceptional arrangement. This is an exceptional quartet . Tim is outstanding. Did anyone notice the facial expressions starting from 00? And maintaining it throughout? I pray I will never have to sing this for my son. God Bless all of you.
But in the play, Jean Valjean is also thinking about his daughter as he sings this song. He knows he is “old, and will be gone,” and he desperately wants Marius to survive and be with Cosette, to take care of her.
It never ceases to amaze me that no matter how good something is, and this is awesome, someone can find something negative to say.
john wilkinson p
Wow what a tenor!
Perhaps the most deserving award winners I've had the pleasure to listen to. Wow. VS is the greatest quartet around, à mon avis.
The tenors voice and the other three are absolutely incredible they could easily win Americas got talent!!!!!!!!!!
This is incredible. As a huge fan of Les Mis and a Barbershop member, I enjoyed every second. Thank you
I'm playing in an orchestra and the worst thing is, if the audience starts to applaud too soon (sometimes even DURING the last notes..).
Always remember: A song starts with the silence before it and ends with the silence after it.
SINCE WHEN DOES A BARBSHOP QUARTET MAKE YOU CRY. TALK ABOUT HITTING YOU IN THE GUT, JUST INCREDIBLE, I HAVE TO WIPE MY CHEEKS AND BLOW MY NOSE, THIS WAS JUST SO FULL OF EMOTION. THANKS FOR SHARING.
I'm jealous that I don't have their level of skill and perfection in performing. It would be awesome to sing with that group of guys, but the next best thing is being able to listen to it. Amazing performance.
Tim always sings from his heart. I love his facial expressions!
That is absolutely incredible. Such emotion and power. Tim really does get better and better every day. Outstanding performance.
I saw these guys perform and it was absolutely amazing. This song got them a standing ovation. Beautiful.
Tim brings me to tears every time! Amazing- nothing else in the world like it
He's a one-off, that's for sure.
I just heard these guys perform this live this past weekend - absolutely defies description. Simply spectacular - the sound, the ringing chords, , , yeah.
Tim finds his inner pop/rock star for "soon". Love it. Gotta find something new. Every other aspect of how amazing he is has been covered lol
Bravo bravo bravo!!!!
Incredible, such harmony even in the OOOOOOO's.....!!!!!!
I am fairly certain this is my most favorite version of bring him home ever.
I have never ever ever ever in my life ever ever been so impressed and in love and wantig to cry and be amazed and astounded and had such a run on sentence.
WOW!!!!!! It almost sounds Tim quits singing altogether, and this amazing Soprano note just HAMMERS! I had to play it over and over about 20 times before I could beli it!
Met all of them at a barber shop camp yesterday :) This is even more amazing live. I almost cried
so my first thought was that wow this is some good sound quality because when that person coughed in the beginning i seriously turned back i thought someone was behind me
I can't breathe yet......still in awe.....
Simply fantastic! Great blend, breath-control, and dynamics. Excellent voices! Thanks for sharing this!!
Not even a minute in and I already have tears welling in my eyes... Hats off to you guys!
The emotion Tim pours into this brings me to tears. This is my favorite rendition of this song, bar none.
Love these guys !!
The like button just isn't sufficient. Beautiful - touched my heart. Thank you!
I absolutely love this! The voice and the backing is so good. The only thing that I would say is that this song seems to be more effective when sang by a British person. It's just the accent that really completes the song. An absolutely stunning performance though!
This is Pure Perfection. I seriously hold my breath at the end of this...this has got to be what it sounds like when angels sing :)
Amazing!!! Great tenor!
Tim, why must you be so good. . .
Holy overtones Batman
Literally, the first note gives me goosebumps and then I have the chills until the very last one.
This is one of my favorite songs. I saw these guys at the CSD convention this fall in Kansas City. Just amazing!
That was awesome.
I rarely heard something beautiful like this before!!!
I've been around a while too Mr Shopbrat.Going back some 60 years in this thing when it was still SPEBSQSA.I've heard all of them and I'll tell you one thing Yeah DeRosa is great but there are a whole hell of a lot of great ones on any given night.This is about encouragement of Barbershop singing not about who is THE bestest,best of the best Best.Give me a guy like this with the passion and balls he has and I'll be brought to tears.Growing up in Michigan we had some kids like this.Names like Gore and Slamka and others I could name.This kid Tim here has got skills and is going to go very far in this thing and I'll be glad as hell if he continues.We should be grateful we have people still willing to compete with all this competition and judgement.Its funny the ones on these sites contribute very little and most can't sing they're way out of the toilet.
Wearing??? as in John Wearing??? as in the Detroit chapter??? Oakland county??? Russ seeley??? Marv Burke??? Carl Daulke??? ....Cliff Douglas, Mike Frye, Ray Guerin, Ed Lilly???
that would be deni gore?...and of course norm thompsom...oh the vagabonds!
It technically still is SPEBSQSA
Amazing
@nwmusic there is nothing more to say about this! Thank you for posting this wonderful quality
Brilliant, amazing voices
It's not a terrible rendition at all, that's completely unfair. Obviously, it doesn't appeal to your tastes, which is fair enough (Colm Wilkinson has a very different way of singing the song, and for the record, I like that too), but that doesn't give you the right to say it's indisputably bad. Lots of people like it, and he sings it with a huge degree of emotion, and skill, which fit the song well.
Fell in love with barbershop listening to Connelly and De Rosa.... but Waurick is something else.
OMG....first, don't apologize for uploading this!! This is an awesome version, sound quality is better than most that's not recorded straight from the on-stage mic. My hearing has gone to crap the past few years but I can STILL hear the overtones that the great quartets produce....absolutely amazing quartet, these guys, and a beautiful arrangement of an already beautiful song. I haven't heard Platinum's version, I'll definitely need to look for that now (Joe coached my quartet many years ago, and I've been a fan of his since his Keepsake days). Kudos to both the guys performing this AND the arranger of this version. Amazing, and tear jerking!!!! :O
Wow, Tim has an amazing voice and he does not overpower the trio behind him.
THX Andrew, you made up my day!
It's amazing to think they aren't using instruments at times...truly amazing
simply breathe-taking
That was pretty freakin' awesome! Tim Waurick's got a whole lot better!
Thanks for posting this and the other videos, really made my night watching them.
mind blowing just amazing so beautiful it hurts just amazing
4500 views? Seriouly? OMG, best vocal everrrr
@Esandcircle01 that is the best overtone I think I've ever heard!
Goosebumps!! Damn that was good!
words can't describe...
I now have words…the reason I love this, is because I truly feel like Tim is really begging for (our) life…and very humbly
This was incredible. Just one more thing that makes me miss singing Barbershop.
@3:49 early in tears? Such emotion!
Angels! Please give me the sheet music! Please!! That was so beautiful. I don't think that song could get any better but you just brought me to tears from it!! That was amazing! I want to sing it so badly.
He sounds best when he lets the tone float.
Thanks for posting. It's true that there are a lot of videos of VS singing this song, but not only can you never have too many but also, this is probably one of the only videos of them singing it where you can see Tim's facial expression clearly. What a performance!
As good as Tim on belting posts and singing high, he really shines singing a soft song like this.
I keep coming back to this rendition. It's absolutely gorgeous, and a very interesting recording for several reasons. Tim's tuning deviations from 12-equal-like steps are quite expressive melodically, since he sings his dramatic minor seconds at different sizes based on the crescendo. For example, the one at 2:50-2:55-ish is quite low (if my ear is correct, he's singing the b9 in a V/vi, so scale degree 4 in the key), clocking in at my ear to sound low enough to flirt with the quarter-tone ~ 70c boundary... so maybe something like 65-ish cents? Anyway, the sliding and inflection is very attentive... because that chord doesn't have to lock and ring, but the angsty dissonance perfectly sets us up for the next bigger moment - "If I die!!!" But in OTHER moments where that same device is used and the chord DOES have to quasi-lock, he uses a high semitone like we'd expect in JI around 16/15, or perhaps even higher (!) like the one at 0:46-ish that sounds a bit like 130c to me (but it sounds so good!!!!). Tim's tone is so clear and natural-sounding for the high register he is in as well. There are some cool vowel moments where barbershop instincts may be clashing with choral instincts - for instance, diphthongs. Moments like "hear my prayer" (0:33-0:37) and various "bring him homes" at times seem very barbershop because of how wide his mouth is. But the sound just gels perfectly and the overtones match almost instantly!!! The blending of supposedly "opposite" singing techniques is seamless. This ensemble is so good that sometimes I think to myself - "They've got to be cheating somehow." LOL! I'm also floored by Tim's dynamic control at the ends of phrasings, where one would normally use vibrado to increase the energy as the note ends. However, Tim manages to create that feeling of energy increase with a completely straight tone. His skill is not to be underestimated. That's hard. REALLY hard.
There's only two things wrong with this recording. The microphone should have been a little farther away from Tim - the balance is off in loud sections and he overpowers the ensemble because of it (he's such a loud dude!!!). And, the ONLY chord sung out of tune (can you find it?) is the I chord at 1:26-ish (just a little too Pythagorean). But yes... FREAKING. AMAZING. This group. The level these guys are on is just unreal.
Incredible.
The absolute King. Tim is unreal.
hat off! Amazing preformance!
AMAZING OMG
Watch. Love. Repeat.
putting aside barbershop overtones, Tim accidentally overtone-sings all by himself at 3:20. Hear that octave overtone pop? must be the vowel shape.
I love how they all wear matching suits. :3
As amazing as this video is, it is nothing compared to hearing this live!
A very fine performance. I would love to hear Colm Wilkinson sing this with these guys behind him. Wilkinson is the only singer I've heard who can capture all the poignancy of this song. But there is only one Colm Wilkinson and his presence in the world takes nothing away from this superb quartet.
In fairness, VS had just sung a whole concert, and the whole weekend convention as well, he deserves a break.
oh god Chills and I'm only 30 seconds in...
Incredible tenor
EPIC OVERTONE AT 3:20
He's listed as a tenor on their website, but it has been documented that he can sing nine octaves, so he can pretty much do whatever he wants! :) the guy in the background on the left (from the camera's point of view) is the lead. The one in the middle is the bass, furthest right is the baritone.
Just epic
3.35 angels singing
Tim does do an incredible job, however, I don't think anyone can do it better that Tony DeRosa. Tony exemplifies singing the character, not just the music. I cry almost every time I hear Tony sing Bring Him Home or Fare Thee Well.
Damn. Just...damn.
*goosebumps*
Please tell me Tim is straight. That man is absolutely fantastic and I might have developed a bit of a crush.
this is beautiful ,i wish more people my age ,appreciated songs like this ,the emotion he puts into it is beautiful ,you can actually feel the words ,amazing
just amazing..thats it...amazzing!
Awesome
please post everything you can. don't worry about if there are too many videos. you're videos have excellent quality and I've enjoyed all of them :)
I agree that Colm Wilkinson's version is amazing, but i think it's good to hear an alternative version, especially a cappella, and this is certainly an excellent version, in my opinion :)
Wow....
@alltimebria I have a couple problems with your comment. First of all, this performance is by no stretch of the imagination "good"--it is nothing short of fantastic. Second, I'm not sure what you mean by "depth". If you're referring to vocal range, Tim Waurick can sing bass with the best of 'em. If you're referring to emotional depth, we'll just have to agree to disagree, because the emotion of this song pours out of every pore of Timmy's body during this performance.
I've sung at a couple Barbershop competitions in which people said I remind them of Tim Waurick.! Life Made.
Underrrrrrtone!
Pretty much only listening cuz it's Les Mis. Great job guys!
Straight tone is hard especially when your holding such a long note... Kudos! I'm a Les Mis geek so of course I loved this ;)
It was sarcasm, buddy. They start out in B flat major, but unintentionally they shift towards B major, a half step up from what they originally started. But the change is so subtle, and they're all in tune with each other that it still sounds fine. This happens occasionally in acapella groups, because there isn't an instrument like a piano that's at a set tuning to help keep them in the same key. Oh, and by the way - There's no such thing as an H major.
agreed
DAFUQ 3:20 OVERTONE OMGGGGGGG