Falsetto is a technique used by male singers to produce a high-pitched sound by using only the edges of their vocal cords. Countertenor, on the other hand, is a specific vocal range that falls between tenor and mezzo-soprano, and is achieved by using the full length of the vocal cords.
You won’t even let the man breathe, he may can sing but he is only human, he needs to breathe in oxygen in order to produce the beautiful notes you hear in this video!
Wonderful soprano! But dammit it’s “Mercy I SEE, not seen! And hands HATH provided, not has! That might seem minor but if you’re going to perform this classical rendition, sing the words as written, not Ebonically.
Wow. “Ebonically”?! Like the two words “SEEN” and “HAS” aren’t a part of the English language. What a racist statement. It seems as if no matter how talented we are. We as black people will never be enough. Maybe they purposely changed the wording, have even thought about that. Of course not!
1st time I've heard him sing since he graduated from GWHS in Danville several years ago. Nice job, Thomas 🎵
Chills every time I listen. When 4:10 hits..you can't help but praise God for all His blessings! Thank you,
Lord for your faithfulness!
Absolutely beautiful
A M A Z I N G TALENTS
I don't care for falsetto singing. He does a great job.
He's a countertenor.
Falsetto is a technique used by male singers to produce a high-pitched sound by using only the edges of their vocal cords. Countertenor, on the other hand, is a specific vocal range that falls between tenor and mezzo-soprano, and is achieved by using the full length of the vocal cords.
the pauses to breath in the middle of phrases I is a nono
According to whom?
@@jcatenor from someone who doesn't know the difference between the words 'breath' & 'breathe.'
You won’t even let the man breathe, he may can sing but he is only human, he needs to breathe in oxygen in order to produce the beautiful notes you hear in this video!
Wonderful soprano! But dammit it’s “Mercy I SEE, not seen! And hands HATH provided, not has! That might seem minor but if you’re going to perform this classical rendition, sing the words as written, not Ebonically.
I would much rather you be directly racist! Don’t beat around the bush with your slick terminology!
I mean, since you are looking for perfection, perhaps you shouldn't call counter-tenor soprano... ijs
Wow. “Ebonically”?! Like the two words “SEEN” and “HAS” aren’t a part of the English language. What a racist statement. It seems as if no matter how talented we are. We as black people will never be enough. Maybe they purposely changed the wording, have even thought about that. Of course not!
Too bad “new mercies I’ve seen” isn’t Ebonics. It’s just plain English. Careful, your hood is showing.