Peter Hollens and Tim Foust "Greensleeves" REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach / Opera Singer
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- Two of my favorite a cappella vocalists crushing a folk song from the 1500s? Sign me up! Peter Hollens and Tim Foust come back together again for this classic holiday song sung in such a way that gives me shivers and giggles galore. It's just SO GOOD!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Peter Hollens and Tim Foust performing "Greensleeves”.
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Performed by Peter Hollens, Tim Foust - Words and Music possibly by Henry VIII
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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You ask always for requests, here is mine a 10 year old that will blow your socks off named Lillian Breeze on You Tube, she is criminally undersubscribed. Her current video is Il Mio Cuore Va. Do yourself a favor and listen to that angelic voice.
I have some recommendations, I couldn't decide just one to suggest.
Pantera - Cemetery Gates or The Art Of Shredding.
Megadeth - A Toute Le Monde or In My Darkest Hour.
Death - The Flesh and The Power It Holds or Crystal Mountain
Alice In Chains - Would or Them Bones.
Either way I hope you eventually give these a listen I'm sure you've heard a couple already
Can't wait for the Elizabeth/Tim collab NOW!
It's gonna be epic, remember ya can't fangirl while singing with him..js
If you are intersted in Harmonies, then I recommend hearing to Kalafina. (The movie about them is even called "A Sparkling Harmony Spun out of Dreams") Best song to have their voices single and together is probably this one:
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Or maybe Oblivious th-cam.com/video/fh6GLNASOAY/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately the group no longer exists.
The composer is Yuki Kajiura, who does a lot of "mystic" sogs for animes.
Elizabeth, now that you are reacting to Christmas, you should listen to David Phelps' cover of O Holy Night. It is the best version ever.
All of Peters collaborations with Tim and Home Free are amazing.
Sounds of Silence and Misty Mountains with Tim. And Amazing Grace and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For with Home Free.
Don't forget Bridge over Troubled Waters with Tim and Peter.
@@lynnbetts4332, one of my favs with the two of them.
I really honestly just come here for the giddy reaction, and pure joy you show on your face when those low notes come around, especially from giants like Tim and Geoff. And as usual, I was not disappointed! I do love and appreciate Tim and Peters voices as well, this song was incredible!
Thank you! ❤
The way Tim moves through the octaves as he sings in a single verse blows my mind.
Greensleeves: three and a half minutes
Elizabeth: twenty-four minutes.
YES. This is what I'm here for. :)
Hi Elizabeth, this is my first time listening to this rendition, and I loved the performance. Peter and Tim sang a beautiful arrangement, and their harmonies were amazing. I'm still in awe of Tim's vocal range, and Peter's voice was angelic. I love it when Peter and Tim collaborate, and they are fast becoming my favorite a cappella duo. Thank you, Elizabeth!!! 💙
If you get a chance and haven't heard it check out We Three Kings with The Hound and the Fox, featuring Tim Foust. It's absolutely beautiful.
What a wonderful arrangement. I have always liked this song but these two guys make it come alive. Peter has such a great voice. And Tim once again shows some of his amazing vocal range. He has such a fantastic expressive voice - Wow! Thanks for your great reaction!
The giggles and reactions to every time Tim hits a deep note are always the highlights of your videos with him in them lol
I think their voices are so beautiful together. I imagine that’s why they collaborate on so many songs. This is one of my favorites of theirs. Such a beautiful setting and Peter and Tim are magical. Love Misty Mountains, Sound of Silence too. Great reaction CV.
Alright Elizabeth, you've interviewed Peter, Tim, Austin, and Geoff. When are we going to hear you collaborate with Peter, Home Free, and Voiceplay? We've heard your solo work, now its time for you to sing with some of our, and yours, favorite acapella singers.
For a collaboration to really work you need a piece or theme or something that is mutually inspirational - any ideas
Yes!
@@chanman819 I just checked her tea time Playlist and Austin isn't on it.. So I think it's possible she did that interview on patreon..
I found it! The perfect two songs to "mash" together for Elizabeth, Home Free, and Peter to do. [suggestion ~ with Geoff Castellucci arranging] C,S, N and Y's "Carry On" and "Teach Your Children" th-cam.com/video/5aYYGMx9rHs/w-d-xo.html
@@nw2394 I know it's a well known, but "Bohemian Rhapsody"? ;) Or "Stairway to heaven"?
Just watching the joy on your face as you listen to the seemless harmonies and unisons of these two talented men is delightful. You don't even pretend to hold back your giggling 😊. That is why I love watching your reactions.
Good choice Tim gets to show off his range and Peter as always is wonderful. I can't wait to hear what you have to say.
I really like their cover of this. Tim is great as usual and Peter, and company, have done their magic to turn this into a wonderful experience. Congrats on the kiddo. Children are a blessing that lasts for a lifetime.
You need to go to Austin's YT channel and catch the collab with Tim doing "My Maria"
One of the reasons that I love your reviews is your eyes. In profile, you give away every emotion you are feeling while watching the video you are reviewing. Surprise or amazement seem to predominate. No matter, it is a joy to watch.
I loved seeing the expression on your face when you realised that Tim was using Dark Magic, to allow himself to effortlessly glide between octaves that would otherwise be beyond the most extreme capabilities of mortals...
I've watched a lot of videos on this channel. This is my favorite, all of a sudden. Something about the way you and I perceived this music, was easier for me to access as a layperson. It looked/sounded/felt like you got goosebumps at the same points I did.
What a stunning performance! Tears in my eyes. You did a masterful job at breaking it all done my dear lady.
I have always loved this song since I was a little kid, and this is my favourite version by far. I have been waiting for you to do a reaction for so long as I knew you would be able to draw out all the intricacies that are part of this arrangement. I think its my fav reaction of yours as well, as I see your passion for the music & voices shining through. Thanks to Peter & Tim for creating something truly glorious.
Loved this performance. Loved your reaction (I love seeing you giggle!). It was great to discover that Tim and Peter go waaaaay back to when they sang together in Boston. You are my #1 top favorite reactor.
Love, love, love your reactions. You have really extended my musical experience with the wide range of music.
Super excited for this one!!! My favorite collab of these 2!!!
The harmonies in here are amazing! I sang this with a madrigals group in our local SCA barony years ago, but the arrangement we used was nowhere near this stunning. Then again, we didn't have the advantage of having Peter Hollens or Tim Foust singing with us either, which might have made some difference.... 😁
One of my favorite songs and their rendition was stellar.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Elizabeth and the charismatic voice fans.
The bliss in you face, when they do the perfect vowels, is so delightful to watch. It makes me feel the same bliss ❤
One of my favorite songs of all time, done beautifully here. I loved their version of Misty Mountains, so I had high hopes and was not disappointed. What does discourage me is that Greensleeves was written too early for me to say that these guys really go for Baroque with this one. Oh, well.
Upvoted for that awful pun. 😂
I love the romantic myth that Henry VIII wrote this for Anne Boleyn. When we were last in England, we ate a lovely meal in a restaurant that had originally been a house built for Anne by Henry. The English landscape is dotted with reminders of that romance. While it is not likely that Henry wrote this for Anne, it is a nice fit to their story. We remember him as the old, fat, diseased tyrant that he became and forget the cultured, romantic man that he was in his youth. His personality changes have been attributed to repeated, serious head traumas he suffered from his passion for jousting.
As a young man I used to sing this song, alternating between tenor and bass roles. I can still sing the bass role and get a nice rumble going, but now the tenor gets a bit screechy and my falsetto is best left undone. Joys of being old. This performance brought back some very nice memories and I loved your enthusiasm.
"Greensleeves" has always been a favourite of mine going back to my teen years when I sang it in choir. For me it never gets old. I'll probably have this on repeat for a while.
BTW, in one of your performances (can't remember the name, I plead CRAFT) I was impressed with your low range which had me fooled into thinking I was listening to a male tenor.
Don't forget the gout w/THAT much weight! I believe He also had sores on his legs that wouldn't heal... I wonder if He could have been a Diabetic (would explain why sores wouldn't heal).... ALL THAT Combined... made him a VERY grouchy!!! And the inability to Properly reason.... And turned him into a Greedy, Grubby, Unreasonable, Obsessive, Power Tripping, "Hornytoad".
In the UK, we were often told in school history lessons, that his change in personality was due to the common affliction that affected many mediaeval kings: Paranoia. Brought on by the constant threat (or perceived threat) of being overthrown by a rival. The tiny number of Kings (and Queens) who weren't afflicted by this mania stand out from the rest.
The history of Greensleeves is an interesting mystery. While Henry the 8th (I am I am, hehehe) being the author is the most popular theory, some historians are skeptical because the songwriting style of the song is an Italian style that was not popular in England until about 20 years later. It was an obscure and mostly unknown style in England at the time it was written. The thinking behind their logic is that the King of England would be more likely to know and be able to use the more popular styles. Some argue however that the fact the style was not well known may have been the vary reason the author, maybe Henry the 8th (I am I am) used it, so that does not at all remove him from the 'suspect pool'...... second VERSE same as the FIRST!
Henry VIII was quite the prolific song writer. There are some absolutely beautiful choral pieces attributed to him. It's a musical rabbit hole well worth diving into!
Yeah, as a young man he was regarded as very much the perfect prince - athletic, intelligent and creative.
Shame how it turned out, really. I'm a fan of Pastime in Good Company, personally.
@@Sinewmire Pastime in Good Company is a lot of fun to sing! Definitely a favourite for me.
Elizabeth, I love your voice and I really love the emotion of your reacts. Congratulations!
Ohhhh...I'm gonna wait to listen to this til you do your review. Love Peter Hollens and Home Free. Tim Foust is a Bass Beast!
1+1=3 they say, in this case I dare say 1 + 1 = 4! Tim, Peter, Elizabeth and the mini-charismatic bun, will make my time disappear like Nutella in Elizabeth’s cupboard. Looking forward to some great music and a fantastic tea time interview.
Wow, is this an underrated master piece or something? I have never seen Elizabeth react and passionately discuss a piece like this. And she is always VERY passionate when she does these, which really says something!
This was great. Thanks for the wonderful commentary and geeking out.
It was great hearing the origins of this song. For me, it will always remind me of the Lassie movies of my childhood 🥰
Beautiful, beautiful!!!
Probably my all time favorite song executed with extreme mastery!
I love Peter’s LUSH harmonies. They’re making an album together!
Beautiful old song done by 2 very talented guys. Their voices blend very well & showcase their incredible ranges. Love all the collaborations they have done together. Check out "Sound Of Silence", Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Fire & Rain", "Misty Mountain" & "Teach Your Children".
Their two voices could fill a cathedral!
Westminster Abbey would barely contain them
I gasp, I giggle, I find my shoulders moving as the music swells. And I see you reacting the same way!
And then you describe what I can't put into words!
I wish one day to feel this giddy about anything. I am so happy that you can get that out of music.
This just out, Tim Foust ‐ Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow / Stay, really good and the range wow
tims voice shows a lot of hardwork +compassion
I just love your videos! Your expertise, personality, analyses and musical talent are very engaging and lovely! Normally I don't post song recommendations and just enjoy what you end up analyzing but lately I am absolutely enthralled by one of Tim Foust's videos he posted a few months back. If you could add it to your list of songs to cover on your channel, that would be superb! I just loooovveeddd seeing/hearing Tim's insanely impressive vocal range in this particular production, not to mention it's such a light, fun and upbeat video by him that I find myself listening to it several times a day for the last two months straight :D I'm not sure if we're allowed to post url/links so I'll just leave the title here. You can find it on Tim's TH-cam channel: "Tim Foust ‐ Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow / Stay" I anxiously await when you're able to do this one, it's just so neat there aren't adequate enough words! Keep up the wonderful content, you're a delight
I love music so much, and it’s so important to me, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone who loves music and who is always moved by it the way you are Elizabeth. It really makes all of your analyses so great to watch.
secretly my favorite medieval tune - my mother once had the sheet music with something like 29 verses of it (some insane number anyway) , these two guys do a fine version. Love your smile about midway, such a fantastic treat!
I adore watching your facial reactions as much as the mini music/voice theory contained in every video.
More Sabaton reactions/analyses would be great!
Perfectly stunning... I gained a whole new appreciation for this piece and would LOVE to perform it in this style
I have this image in my head of Elizabeth in the studio between Peter and Tim, and the producer yelling at her because, every time the two guys harmonise, she cannot help but "squeee!"
You have a great and unique way of analyzing singing and breaking the sounds down. Great stuff
Please eventually do all the duets these two have done together!
Thank you and every once in a while please include more baby news!
Oh good you found this one. I've been waiting for a pro to review this piece.
It's just like they say, the greatest musical instrument in the world is the human voice. So many gorgeous sounds in this composition!
Geoff Castellucci just posted his rendition of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" today and it was really great!
I love this song.
Your reaction every time Tim hits a low subharmonic note is hilarious! Clean up on aisles 1, 2, & 3😂😂
Truly enjoying the reactions since your announcement. You seem bouncier and giddier, more so than normal. Great video, great song. Thank you and congrats.
As much as I value your detailed interpretations (always fascinating learning how and why something moves me in music), I have to say your reactions are adorable and SUCH fun too - Thank you
I know 'tis not the season, but I'd love to hear your reactions to HF's "Snow Globe" and "Winter Song." Without all the hoopla of a concert setting, their voices ring so clear. I appreciate that you share your mind and your heart in your reactions.
When these two get together magic happens
Can't wait to see you react to Geoff's rendition of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. It was fantastic!
Thank you for creating content. I love your videos.
My only issue with this video: I can only give it a thumbs up once! I love this soooooo much!!!! As always, I love Elizabeth's analysis of the arrangement. It give so much more appreciation for the performance!
I have always loved this song. For many younger years, I was unaware it had lyrics. I think Blackmore's Night version is a top fave, but this? Wow. Wonderful rendition. Thanks for making my Sunday morning a little brighter. :D
Never heard this before same harmony as what child is this awesome
If you still wanted to check out some Grand Beatbox Battle videos, there are two that just got released that are a good blend of singing and beatboxing techniques. Gene Shinozaki is probably one of the best singing-focused beatboxers around at the moment, and his Elimination Round (a 4 minute performance) is a really great blend of singing techniques with beatbox. Another one worth mentioning is King Inertia who ranked 1st in the Elimination Rounds and has some amazing bass singing techniques and does some clean singing as well.
Not sure if youtube will let me link videos in the comments, but I'll add them in reply just in case
Gene Shinozaki
th-cam.com/video/FCiBaH1v2cg/w-d-xo.html
King Intertia
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You gave sufficient love to their vowels and consonants, but I didn't hear a single word about their diphthongs...
I'm taking my tape-recorder and going home!!!
You should listen to Ozzy Osborn, Mamma I'm Coming Home and so many other songs. He has been such an important part of the rock music world and made so many contributions, not the least or which launching so many new bands.
The only analogy that makes sense in my mind for the differences in voice are Tim's is like a razor blade, by the time you hear it it's already cutting while Peter's is like a pillow wrapped around a brick.
Your reactions make me wish I continued singing to get to the point tovmive a woman the way you are moved
That was fun. I love how excited you get. Would love to see you do Gods of Debauchery by Seven Spires! And some Amorphis, their new song just came out today.
Elizabeth introduced the tree-huggers to the Screaming Trees.
Hey, they were looking to branch out. Still, their bark is worse then their bite.
@@oglschmitt you need a drum roll with that one. Rodney Dangerfield couldn't have said it better.
@@sethkaicer319 I appreciate that. Sometimes I feel like I get no respect. No respect at all. 😉
Tim and Austin+ friends doing "My Maria" in Austins backyard, It is amazing!!!!
You should sing some metal for us🤘🏻
Much love from Brazil! ❤️
Thanks Elizabeth, but you cant tease us with Greensleeves without looking at Ronnie James Dio's look at it when he was with Rainbow and they released 20th century Greensleeves. The live version from rainbow on stage is fantastic.
Elizabeth's analysis is so beyond my knowledge, but I sure enjoy her reviews.
Peter does (with a partner) a fabulous version of "Now We Are Free".
Love all your videos! I don’t suppose you would consider reacting to any of the songs on the first album of the band Free called Tons of Sobs? They were way ahead of their time with this album and the eldest was 18 when they released it with the drummer being 16. Insane voice in my opinion for the era (released in ‘69)
yay!
Elizabeth, thank you so much for this reaction and interview with Tim. Tomorrow I get to see Home Free live in Mobile, AL and can't wait. Thank you. So ... when are you going to sing with Home Free, Voice Play, or Voctave 😉? Jim Hester
Love these collaborations. It's almost like there is an a cappella version of MCU. Add in The Hound and The Fox with their collabs with Peter, Tim, Rob and Adam Chance and the theatrical performances of VoicePlay and their guest artists and you get to listen to so many wonderful voices. Rob and Tim have both been in VoicePlay videos in the past year or so.
Anybody else get Kermit the Frog vibes at 13:58 ? Just me? XD
Love your stuff Elizabeth, and I LOVE Tim/Peter collabs
I REALLY want you to react to Tim Storms "Lonesome Road". Tim Storms holds the world record for lowest note held by a human.
peter purenest of sound is fantastic
I would love to see a reaction to brothers in arms
New sub here, enjoying your reactions/analyses so much as well as your interviews. Have you reacted to Peter and Avi singing Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair? It’s quite stunning. 🎶👍🏻
Listen to Tim's solo cover of can't help falling in love. It's from his solo album before he joined Home Free. It's ear candy.
One of my all time favorite tunes, but I've never heard all of these verses, nor the story of Henry VIII & Anne! As a student of history I can definitely see Henry getting with his official musicians to put his poem to song! Especially as Anne kept hinting of leaving him with marriage being impossible. 🙄
My favorite music video of all time features this same tune. I never get tired of my 2 favorite tenors (Chris and Adam Rupp), and the rest of Home Free guys sang beautifully too. Because you enjoy beatboxing like I do, I hope you will check out Home Free: Do You Hear What I Hear, arranged by Adam Rupp! It is phenomenal and my favorite cover of all time! 🤯🤭🤯
I wonder what you'd say about the cover of Baba Yetu by Peter Hollens and Malukah, a beautiful song imo
Yet again I thoroughly enjoy both your erudite insight and your sheer overflowing joy - as always, thank you. :-)
I hear you on having a bass down the octave if possible, since the first overtone is an octave above the fundamental. Are you familiar with octavism/oktavism, the Eastern European tradition of really low basses singing what would otherwise be pedal notes on an organ? All unamplified of course, and there's some incredible work there.
And looping back to your point about the physical experience of being near a powerful singer, here's a paragraph from the wiki page of legendary octavist Mikhail Zlatopolsky:
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Zlatopolsky was not only known for the sheer depth of his range, but also his resonance and power. One Moscow chorister describes the experience of singing with Zlatopolsky thus: "At one concert on a small stage, we stood in close alignment. I was next to Mikhail. We were performing Kedrov's Our Father, and Zlatopolsky went into the contra octave. His voice began to shake the bodies of us who were standing near him. I was not up to singing-stood there in a kind of trance, trying to comprehend the experience." Another remembers seeing Zlatopolsky perform a choral cycle by Gavrilin. He noted that generally oktavists, along with the rest of the choir, need to be precisely on pitch in order for such notes in the contra-octave to be clearly audible-otherwise the sonority is ruined. During the performance, however, he recounts that the rest of the choir sounded like "nothing more than a squeak" above the sound of Zlatopolsky's voice. Despite his enormous voice, Zlatopolsky was relatively small in terms of height.
Would love to see a reaction and analysis of Manchester Orchestra The Silence. Amazing band!!
I know that there has to be atleast a few Ghost fans in here so I wanna comment this in hopes of getting a reaction to a Ghost song in the future.
Much love from Sweden
If we died...And God spoke to us...This, is what it would sound like...Ol Sarge...
Hi Elizabeth,
I would really love to see your reaction to Pentatonix cover of the song Mary Did You Know. It is absolutely incredible!!
love your channel and you
I like the idea Henry had written it, especially after watching The Tudors, lol. But historically, it does appear the song was written after Henry had passed.
I wonder if Elizabeth has heard any songs by Sevdaliza? Her voice is so...I don't even know, I've never heard someone sing in such a way, just recently heard of the band myself. "Joanna" is a haunting song.
Since it's close to Christmas and you love low tones , check out small town titans " your a mean one Mr. Grench "