when your crush is in the audience
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Original video: • After Hours - The Next...
Song: The Next Ten Minutes
Performed by: After Hours
Transcribed by: Fagner Sousa, edits by George Collier
Arranged by: Theo Hicks
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Q: how old are you / A: i'm in high school!
Q: how are you related to jacob collier? / A: i'm not, we just have the same last name
Q: how do you transcribe? / A: i use musescore for notation and 'Transcribe!' for beat marking, slowing down etc
Q: do you have perfect pitch? / A: no
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Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible!
One of my ALL-TIME favorite performances from any quartet!!
It's the man!
Yo it's that guy!
You know, the one with the subscribers!
Yeah! Internet guy!
The lord hath spoken
@@Muddytony20 the guy who does quartets! Woo!!
Game recognises game!
Thanks for sharing us!!
-the guy on the far right :)
Fantastically done
Great freaking job👌🤙
if you combine all these guys theyd make 1 normal haircut
It's so rare and lovely to hear a contemporary musical song in full barbershop arrangement, and doubly so to have it transcribed. Thanks for all that you do!
One of the most earnest eyebrow performances known to man
After Hours is a fantastic quartet made up of four amazing individuals. So glad they are getting some recognition here George!!
Assuming this is the fake Jackson
@@Yes-yv9zs no actually. It the real me
Oh hey Jackson! 👋 love your work!
@@jacksonniebrugge3154 If you’re Jackson then tell me what episode of Cocomelon does Jake sing in. I have scoured the web
That is one of the nicest bass tones I have ever heard
Cheesy tenor line at 4:17 - 4:20. Absolutely love it!
It's an Gm7-C9 if anyone's wondering
@@DailyDoseTranscriptions 7th-9th octave??
@@stuckbetweenfandoms5138 Not quite following you! What do you mean? Then I'll do my best to answer. :D
@@DailyDoseTranscriptions so are you saying they’re singing a Gm in the 7th octave and a C in the 9th octave?
@@stuckbetweenfandoms5138 No, I am saying that together in harmony they are forming a Gm7 chord and then a C9 chord.
I was really anticipating the inadvertent comedy of the "I want to bear your child" line. Fair enough for changing it though. (Also this performance sounded beautiful, complements to them!)
The Next Ten Minutes is one of my all-time favorites by the incredible Jason Robert Brown, it just feels exactly like that feeling when you know you love someone.
I don't know how to explain it, but this just made me cry uncontrollably for 5 minutes. Liked.
You should listen to “the next ten minutes ago” by Jeremy Jordan and Laura Osnes!! A beautiful medley of this and Ten Minutes Ago from Cinderella. It makes me cru
Never heard this song done in 4-part harmony before! Love it!
Okay but the lead’s Jeremy Jordan belts are on point when he goes into that area
I had no idea Brian David Gilbert sang bass in a barbershop quartet!
Who? That’s Dan Wessler.
I thought I was the only one seeing the resemblance
this is definitely something he would do though
The Bass and Bari are locked! One of the best duos.
The second guy keeps on rizzing us all with his eyes.
I started falling asleep while listening to this piece and it felt like I was being serenaded and tucked into bed by angels
I love when musicians, while performing, still have fun and don't take themselfs too seriously.
My favorite! After Hours is so talented.
It's the judges. The judges are their crush
Barbershop is amazing my quartet hopes to get there
I LOVE this song from After Hours, one of the all time best performances ever. So powerful, yet so still. Amazing!!!
What they don't tell you is each one of their crushes is the same person in the audiance
Amazing! Would be even greater to see something like this done with Ringmasters’ ”Notre Dame” 😉
The crush is in the audience a lot in George Colliers videos!
Dan Wessler is what I aspire to as a bass.
Great transcription! My only problem is that you used 4 staves, taking up most of the screen. Even as much polyphony as some barbershop arrangements have, I still prefer 2 staves with 2 voices on each. Plus, I don’t really understand why the bar lines are connected for just the tenor and lead.
dude this is beautiful
this was phenomenal!
Absolutely fantastic!
The tenor is my choir teacher, this is awesome!!
Heavenly
Me happy with this rendition of one of the most romantic musical theatre songs ever: :)
Me remembering the end of the musical: :(
And simultaneously the beginning of the musical.
enjoyed the sheet music for the whole song for a change :)
I gather that Bar means Baritone, so I'd assume that B is Bass and T is Tenor, but what does the L mean?
Lead, he sings the tune
You can see in the beginning
@@liamatherton6759 he's dying of lead posisoning
Barbershop quartets are traditionally written with the part-names Tenor, Lead, Baritone, and Bass (regardless of the genders of singers). Lead sings the melody predominantly. What’s also unique (among many things) is that the Baritone and a little less often the tenor will cross the lead part, meaning the lead can be the highest, second highest, or second lowest voice at any time. There have been times when the lead sings below the bass, but that’s very rare in this style.
God bless these talented guys.
My favorite barbershop performance EVER
The Return of The King
Seriously beautiful
Name Barbershop harmony society sounds very strange for a non-native English speaker. Don’t understand how haircuts involved. 😂
Superfine balance and overall musicianship.🎈🎈🎈🎈
Cowards for not singing "I want to bare your child" in exquisite four part harmony. Excellent singing.
yayayayaayayayay!! I love after hours!!!!!!
goosebumps!
hate finding this video after finally reciprocating a crush who moved on 😖
Omg the last 5 years holy shit
too-doo or not too-doo?
that's the question
This is like the group from Bioshock Infinite
I don’t even need 10 minutes 😏
🎶
Wow vocal, tough to hear inside voices.
That bass sounds like homer simpson
My pet peeve in these otherwise excellent videos is that you often use the wrong enharmonic when things get chromatic, presumably preferring linear readability over chord identity. Examples include a G# major chord with a C natural instead of a B sharp, an E major chord with an Ab instead of a G# and, the easiest to remember, what should be a Cb major chord (the neapolitan of Bb) written correctly save for the root itself, which you wrote as a B natural.
It's normally the convention within barbershop to prefer linear readability over the exact right chord spelling. Whether this is helpful or not is another question entirely.
@@alistairwall5470 Is that so? I'm surprised why that's the case when it's not for choirs, but I know little about that style of music so I'll take your word for it.
Still, that's hardly the first time George misspells notes so I'm not sure to what degree his choices were informed by barbershop practices.
@@karlpoppins Historically, barbershop is a fairly "ear-based" musical style with roots in "woodshedding" (i.e just making up parts by ear with someone singing the melody). The aural tradition of barbershop learning has had a significant influence in barbershop's more "folky" roots that tend to jive a little less with established musical theory and practice - though barbershop is getting closer together these days. I would say nowadays you tend to see "correct" chord spelling in such cases more often than not, but different arrangers will prioritize it differently.
A certain baritone is too loud. I can barely hear the melody.
David Tennant's really stepping his game up!
PLEASE transcribe Shreksophone
natural sign missing in m14 tenor, unwatchable
1:39
AFTER HOURS ON GEORGE COLLIERS CHANNEL!!!!!
please try to transcribe a vitalism song
Huh. I love barber shop music. Really. This song did nothing for me though. To be frank I hated the arrangement. Hard to put my finger on why exactly. (The singers are really good though, so I don't blame them)
You’re missing the composer information in your transcription, you must include this, please include it in the description also, literally nowhere is JRB credited - although I’m doubtful as to how he would receive this pretty abysmal arrangement; Squeezing and contorting the harmony to fulfill barbershop requirements does not make a good arrangement for close vocal harmony imo.