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Lost in the Wilderness-- Darius de Haas

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Uploaded by on Jun 24, 2007

Performed December 1st, 2003 at the Actor's Fund Performance at Riverside Church. Abel is played by Max von Essen.

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  • Darius is one of the most briliant singers i've ever heard.

  • @fliedlice101 This guy is doing it a half step higher than it is written in originally. The key that it's sung in doesn't make a difference the power the song has, you should stop being concerned about what key a song is in, it means nothing. People are built differently and have a certain range the can sing in, changing keys helps compensate for that.

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  • THAT WAS AWESOME!

  • Omg! I've sang in this church before! The reverb in that place is ridiculous. Somebody counted 7 second after a loud clap. Beautiful venue and acoustics. I only wish I could've heard Darius sing in there.

  • It's out of sync though. Anyone got this in regular sync?

  • I could listen to him sing this song all day... amazing

  • I just love the dudes smiling their asses off in the background 'cause this guy is such a baller. He's the MAN

  • @tyrizzo1 Its never a full belt because he is mixing a lot, which is a lot healthier than belting. He'll maintain his voice for a long long time and it still has the same effect as belting.

  • @tyrizzo1 @tyrizzo1 Sorry tyrizzo I've been singing tenor for over 25yrs and there's no such thing as a low head voice. Alomst everyone can easily decrease the volume in their lower register 'cause it's the most comfortable part of their range. When Darius is in his lower register he doesn't have to belt. During the highest part w/the runs he's hitting a C# and the last note he sustains in an A so he's definitely doing a full belt the whole time he's singing anything above middle C.

  • @JAGEME Whole step up actually. Original is G major, this is in A major.

  • ..a dream would come true, to sing it like darius one day... greeeat !!

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