When will another group be as incredible as this? Rasmus the perfect lead/tenor, Martin the perfect melodic bass, Jakob the true tenor who can take over any song, and one of the best baritones to ever exist with such a dominant range, Emanuel.
History in the making. These lads from Sweden are the first from outside North America to win the Harmony Society Gold Medal. Great on this video, spectacular in person. They made the Portland International one to remember, and I am grateful to have been there.
My most favorite moment of any gold medal quartet at international is that last moment where they explode off of the mic just knowing they got the gold. I freakin love this "hobby"
For certain. The pieces from the Hunchback are beautiful as is, but they completely blow it out of the water. Their timing and perfect harmonies amaze me every time I listen to it.
People say this, and ND is great, but ALL of their songs are musical perfection. For me, you can't get any better than the second song on this video, "I can't give you anything but love". It encompasses everything.
In my opinion, one of the secrets to that performance is having Rasmus take the tenor part, and letting Jakob do the lead. I think it suits their voices better.
I think it might not be tagged appropriately. For example, it should be tagged "barbershop," "ringmasters," "so in love," and "men with great cheekbones."
Can you imagine them rehearsing this song? Bari- "Okay, let's start from verse 43..." Lead- "Where the melody begins?" Tenor- "There is no melody! Besides, that's my tenor-lead line!" Bass- "He must be having a bad hair day."
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Think of a bass singer like you'd think of a stand up bass instrument. Usually people who are taller and have tall upper bodies can produce a lower sound, just like the difference between a violin, Viola, cello, and Bass.
@@calebsmalling No - length of vocal cords (and training) influences that. Larger chest cavity might make for a more resonant sound, but not a lower range.
This is his features and his emotion as he sings. He has deep set eyes which always makes a little bit of a sinister look. I think you’re being unkind. 😢
When will another group be as incredible as this? Rasmus the perfect lead/tenor, Martin the perfect melodic bass, Jakob the true tenor who can take over any song, and one of the best baritones to ever exist with such a dominant range, Emanuel.
Jdkdieieieddj As impressed as I am with their sound with Didier on bass, Martin will always be Ringmasters’ bass to me.
Parker Rognrud I think lots of people think that
@@MoominJude uj
It's 2024, and I still miss Martin.
History in the making. These lads from Sweden are the first from outside North America to win the Harmony Society Gold Medal. Great on this video, spectacular in person. They made the Portland International one to remember, and I am grateful to have been there.
Actually John Newell from is from Australia isn't he? Although you are right in saying that they are the first quartet ALL not from North America :D
Bryce-William Irvine First BHS Affiliate quartet (SNOBS).
My most favorite moment of any gold medal quartet at international is that last moment where they explode off of the mic just knowing they got the gold. I freakin love this "hobby"
how did they know ?
+Hitashi son they just did
The greatest song the ringmasters do is Notre Dame Medley. It's musical perfection
Devrek Wassupi Agree, one of the best songs ever done in barbershop style...
For certain. The pieces from the Hunchback are beautiful as is, but they completely blow it out of the water. Their timing and perfect harmonies amaze me every time I listen to it.
People say this, and ND is great, but ALL of their songs are musical perfection. For me, you can't get any better than the second song on this video, "I can't give you anything but love". It encompasses everything.
In my opinion, one of the secrets to that performance is having Rasmus take the tenor part, and letting Jakob do the lead. I think it suits their voices better.
dont forget, there is one more person, who made the arrangement for them. which is at least the half if the success.
Their sound and expertise is wonderful!!!!
I think it might not be tagged appropriately. For example, it should be tagged "barbershop," "ringmasters," "so in love," and "men with great cheekbones."
Can you imagine them rehearsing this song? Bari- "Okay, let's start from verse 43..." Lead- "Where the melody begins?" Tenor- "There is no melody! Besides, that's my tenor-lead line!" Bass- "He must be having a bad hair day."
uh...awesome don't come close to describing this quartet. Thank you Ringmasters...what an honor to hear you guys!!!
How does this only have 809 views? These guys are fantastic!
Now it has 114k, but how are you now seven years older?
@@rschmidtschmidt6810Now it has 140k how are you now 3 years later?
@@Walter2White how are you 4 weeks later
@@eboone Fine, but how are you 2 hours later?
HOLY SHIT 2:00-2:16 is simply sublime
Beautiful. They are brilliant together.
that is one sick overtone at 3:21
...it made my toes curl up.
simply delightful
Amazing! Apparently you guys have 2 tenors. Great arrangement and performance!
The tenor and lead switch over the years.
Three. Emanuel can tenor too. And frequently does.
Amazing & awesome.arrangement!
So many tritone substitutions!!
Just the greatest barbershop quartet
La perfection à l'état pur...
I'm sorry but I can't hear that overtone on 3:21 what I hear is the lead doing head voice twice changing keys which is incredible in itself
You are probably right, but there is definitely an overtone, a sound that no human could ever make
I agree. There isn't a distinct overtone there. I listened over and over
GOAT
Very very good
Holy mother. What is the 2nd song? The finish is ridiculous!
Phenomenal
These guys are awesome !!
First song "So In Love" written by Cole Porter for his wife, Linda Porter. Not sure who arranged this for Ringmasters.
David Wright
Incredible arrangement!
Wow, just wow!
Magnifique!
Have an upvote for your caption, dammit.
Dang! So good.
I like Didier, but Martin was such a fantastic bass
sick and so jealous
OMG WHATS THE FIRST SONG CALLED?
So in Love
I am a complete swooner for anything Cole Porter. The song(the first one) is not easy to sing.
Diese außergewöhnlichen Künstler sind vom 7. / 13. - 18. und 20. - 25. November 2018 in der BAR JEDER VERNUNFT in BERLIN zu erleben!
See these great Artists from November 7. / 13. - 18. and 20. - 25. 2018 at the BAR JEDER VERNUNFT in BERLIN!
Why is it the basses always seem to be tall and thin? :)
Think of a bass singer like you'd think of a stand up bass instrument. Usually people who are taller and have tall upper bodies can produce a lower sound, just like the difference between a violin, Viola, cello, and Bass.
Then explain Jim Henry, the bass from Clutch and Cory Hunt. 😉
Explain the bass in Masterpiece
@@calebsmalling No - length of vocal cords (and training) influences that. Larger chest cavity might make for a more resonant sound, but not a lower range.
The lead looks evil every time they do a close up of his face. O.o
This is his features and his emotion as he sings. He has deep set eyes which always makes a little bit of a sinister look. I think you’re being unkind. 😢
I think he’s adorable as well as the other three ❤
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3:49-4:01 is the best part
Correction: 0:00 to 8:06 is the best part.