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The chord-ringing is so clear! Thank you . The lead has passion working through his entire body! !

What a birthday serenade!

The best

GOAT

1:23 is so insane, you guys are always unbelievable

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Sweet tag guys-nicely done!

"So we'll sing a part of the song, and break it down, so we'll show you." *intense Swedish commences*

ringmasters

Well done, gentlemen. 👍👍👍

The way they lock in at 21:07 always blows my mind

I love their attention to Technical accuracy, they really are ringmasters

0:51 I smiled so hard

Really great job guys! This is a really hard arrangement and you guys definite did it justice.

Where can I find more of this quartet? Who are the members of the quartet?

They had a much faster tempo, so as to not put as much pressure on the Tenor and his holds. The First Tenor seemed to sing it all in falsetto, sounded like a woman, instead of full voice male First Tenor.

Wow, great tenor post! Lungs of steel! We sing it with the post in the lead though.

Just a casual 25 second post from Jakob.

Baritones last note lovely As the bass descends and tenor tenor goes up the octave ...not like the ringmaster but this masterpiece is really hard to accomplish hats off

excellent.

Really good, especially for such a difficult piece. My only criticism is that some notes didn’t get held all the way and some notes weren’t correct.

I have a suspicion the guy sitting watching on screen left is the bass of Midtown

Thanks for posting these videos! for those of you who want to know, this song is called "Under the Boardwalk" :)

Lovely fun!!!!

Love these chaps!!

My favourite Swedish drinking song at the moment!!

Wow that last tag...... amazing

クオリティの高さに驚きました…。 カバーと呼びたくないです。

かっこいい！！

僕が聞いた中でどのカバーよりすごかったです！ ちなみになんのリハーサルだったんですか？

Whoa

nice post

This is amazing, you are all so talented. I LOVED IT

That was great. The following comments are those of a Barbershop listener not an expert of any sort. The Bari has perhaps a richer tone than Ringmasters' Emmanuel. Your Base was also good. He did a nice glide down to the b flat(?) for the decoy ending, but didn't seem to repeat the glide for the real ending. The Lead was good and strong too. The Tenor's singing was probably as good as the rest of the group, but he was most notable for his very restrained gestures and a tendency to move away from the group. Barbershop judges like animation. Coordinated bell ringing arm movements at both sides of the group seems a good place to start. As a glasses wearer, I understand the need to push them back. Unfortunately, the motion seems to ripple down the line of the three of your wearers. Contacts? Or don't wear glasses on stage (and in rehearsal)? Recording rehearsals is the best way to see what you are doing even when the room acoustics are less than great. I will look for more of your postings.

was almost surprised when I didn't hear a huge applause at the end. You guys sound excellent :)

Was this performed in Japan?

Awesome performance by Jakob, in the tag!

AWESOME!👍👍 I wish to hear their harmony live even just once... (from Japan)

It is "How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You" (for search purposes!).

I'd love to attend a seminar like this with these fine fellows.

The thing that really strikes me about this is that each member of the quartet is on the same level of musicianship so much so that they have these really nice trades of helping one another when working in duets or trios in the song. Very lovely.

Was that "turdle turdle FIREPROOF"? 😅

I've noticed that Martin starts blinking faster in the tags. I wonder if it is some sort of mating call or dance ritual.

Anyone know who Bacob is?

Yatta!

It's 'Jazz me blues'! Hooray!

So much yes!