TENOR REACTS TO GEOFF CASTELLUCCI - 16 TONES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
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Watch the full video here: • SIXTEEN TONS | Low Bas...
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My name is Nat and I am a gothic singer based in England. Music has always played an important part in my life as a disabled musician and I love to use my platform on TH-cam to share it in my music reactions.
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I didn't believe it until I saw a video of him saying that he did this All In Chest voice. Amazing, if you ask me. But, I am NOT a singer. Nice Post.
You need to see Geoff's cover of Way Down! Number one, he just has pure fun with it and number two, he reaches a C1 at the end... it is great fun!
It is always fun when he just starts down where most people can barely hit.
You haven't even heard his lowest notes until you've seen his group's cover of 'Oogie Boogie's Song' from The Nightmare Before Christmas....fun fact, the word 'nightmare' comes from the phrase 'night mare' referring to an ancient belief that bad dreams were brought to people by female spirit horses.
In reality, even that isn't close to his lowest notes. He gets down to an E1, which is low, for sure, but still only 4 semitones lower than he gets on "16 Tons"... and this was 100% chest voice. For the majority of "Oogie Boogie's Song" he sings like a baritone with some bass drops and jumps to tenor range. On "Dragonborn Comes" he sings pure bass and starts the song off with an Eb1 and dropping to a sustained C#1. I do believe his performance on "Oogie Boogie's Song" shows his versatility, however, it definitely doesn't showcase his bass singing abilities very well.... other than the final subharmonic.
Agree it would be great to see his reactions to VoicePlay especially the more theatrical ones likes oogie boogie.
@@johndeeregreen4592 he hits a C1 in Way Down and a B0 in VoicePlay's Halo theme. Oogie boogie is not that low for him anymore lol
@@orcunsen6514, and the A0 he hit on "Enemy". Yes, I know all of his low notes. Subharmonics are great for accents, but phonation between them is very difficult. I can hit subharmonics over half an octave lower than Geoff, but I am still apprehensive to include them in my range, since it's not always usable and can even vary day-to-day.
Another one he does where he does a lot of bass is, "the headless horseman" A MUST!!
Geoff is always amazing!
You should see his "Way Down", it's great and also a lot of fun!
Always love when it's Geoff! Great reaction.
He’s something else!!
excellent rewiew, thanks
When watching a Geoff video, keep the closed captions on. He sometimes put little jokes in the text/comments like at the end here.
If you like low, try his Over The Misty Mountains Cold, :)
5:53 F#1 chest
3:58 Shovel almost fell from the geoffquake 😂
Hope that you find time to check out the original from Tennessee Earnie Ford. Geoff's voice is stunningly outstanding and talented.
However, Erie had a beautiful voice and a great deal of charm. Loved by one and all.
Your so animated! Love you to bits
My lowest daily chest note is C2 and i can **easily** go into the 0th octave :)
How??
The power of ingressive phonation
Love your reaction
I'm not into goth, but you can still have my love.
dimash with stranger goes the other way......
If you love surprise, try Tim Foust's "Will you still love me tomorrow / Stay" cover. You'll be blown away.
You crack me up