Glee-Maybe this time(Kristin Chenoweth ft. Lea Michele)

Kristin and Lea singing there hearts out!

P.S. The lighting may be very bright in some parts of the vid. Sorry it was just the angle it was shot at I couldn't prevent it.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Glee
• Kristin
• Cheneweth
• Lea
• Michelle
• Wicked
• The
• Musical
• 2009

[Nues0302]

Hope u enjoy this great vid from “Glee".

[azrael407]

"stick that in your pipe and smoke it" lol!-completely amazing without a doubt *two thumbs up*

[stardusth2o]

They are both great! I love Kristin. I was so happy when she did her signature note haha. Lea was amazing too as always.

[drumbum7991]

i feel it should be noted somewhere that i watch this video almost every day

[artistphx]

lighting isn't a problem-thanks for posting!

[ksoda456]

When did this episode air

[GoldenPuppy101]

I luv Kristin Chenoweth :) I saw her in wicked 4 times :D ( Ive seen it 7 times ) Yeh sorry its REALLLLY good :D

[haveumetmark]

@Astariel2525 watch her videos on ellen, then you can see the difference between kristin and lea.

[Astariel2525]

Lea Michele definitely has more control over her voice (G5 was amazing!!! (and I don't think Kristin's ever gone above E5 in belt)), but Kristin's level of expression is unparalleled. <3

[SonicTheHedgedawg]

@LaurarntCantFart False. It's Kristen freaking Chenowith

[LaurarntCantFart]

lindsay from the glee project did it better, <3

[terenflores]

@hieverybody7890 - Yes, it's the same for music videos, unless they are shooting a video of a live performance. Understand that the performers do actually sing out loud when they are performing on set, they are not just "mouthing the words". But they use the audio from a studio recording so that they can get the mix, balance and tone correct, without dropouts or extraneous noise.

[terenflores]

@hieverybody7890 All songs on the show are recorded in the studio, no exceptions. The sets they shoot on are not acoustically suitable for musical numbers, nor do they have the right audio equipment. This is true for 99% of any movie or TV show where music and singing are included.