BYU Vocal Point - Home

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Description: BYU Vocal Point competing at the ICCA Quarterfinals at UCB -- February 3, 2007. This set brought the group a score of 445, leaving them in 1st place. Home (as sung by Marc Broussard) Arrangement: Vocal Point VP: Buck Mangum, J.J. Haines & Micah Lorenc Solo: Ryan Innes Choreography: Vocal Point www.byuvocalpoint.com
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scinut1 ::: Favorites What is with the hate of the soloist. He sounds good. He does crack at times but it didn't sound like straining (I would say lack of adequate warm up or having a cold could make anyone sound like that). Having been there myself, I think it was a good performance, and he still pulled out the feeling and the ending high note. Nice job fellas, I think this one and thriller made your performance. 07-09-15 15:06:15 __________________________________________________
danjamin18 ::: Favorites Ryan, you rock. It's as easy as that. 07-09-09 06:10:05 __________________________________________________
susannahmcnugget ::: Favorites Why are people being so cruel. They're fantastic, get over it. 07-09-04 01:39:19 __________________________________________________
archdlux23 ::: Favorites lame... 07-09-03 12:48:44 __________________________________________________
imAoKay87 ::: Favorites he does the high parts when it is necessary for him to do so (competition, semester concerts... yadda yadda). You dont know Zach. I do. He won best solo at SoJam, a north carolina a cappella competition last year...don't act like a know it all. You will hear more about Twisted Measure's version of Home... just wait. 07-08-30 23:56:32 __________________________________________________
raynnes ::: Favorites Uhm...no he doesn't. Were you listening? It's on the chorus. Check out the other performance they have of this song. At some party or something. Soloist is straining hard...he never ever even attempts the high stuff, ever. It's a freaking high part. Marc Broussard is so insanely phenomenal, you either have to have chords of steel and a gift to sing that high that high, that loud or really know how to use the belt technique. 07-08-30 23:04:56 __________________________________________________
ChiroJoel ::: Favorites That said, I thought the performance was very effective even with the straining. I enjoy this one even better than semis, when the soloist's voice was fully there. This performance they "brought it" to the stage. At semis, I felt that to some degree, they left it in the sound check. 07-08-30 21:41:26 __________________________________________________
ChiroJoel ::: Favorites As for the high notes, I knew at the time that this soloist has more range than this performance implied -- but there's something to be said for knowing your limitations at the time of a performance. If he knew he was ill on that day, he might have spent some time exploring some other possibilities for the arrangement. 07-08-30 21:40:35 __________________________________________________
ChiroJoel ::: Favorites I agree that both versions have merit. I like this one better, but I'm considerably more familiar with it. 07-08-30 21:40:14 __________________________________________________
raynnes ::: Favorites VP has a CD coming out in the fall with Home on it as well. They'll both be great. 07-08-30 21:06:17 __________________________________________________