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Awesome ❤❤❤❤❤

I love the energy and passion like it should be done, but you aren't using the right technique to nail those high notes, unless you are intentionally trying to shred your voice and pass out. I find it surprising you did a run in Chicago based on this video, so maybe this was just an off night.

I have seen every Heath Saunders video on the internet

You get a virtual high 5 for that! I didn't know it was possible for a male to pull that song off. Bravo. I am no vocalist by any means, but I think I cracked the code on the "feels like something is missing" effect from every rendition. However, not being a singer I haven't been able to test my theory but am sharing since you are obviously an E.G. fan as well. On the clean "S"'s if you make your tongue feel like it is too big for your mouth, and move the lispy "S"s back further to the middle of your tongue instead of the tip, Almost like she is firmly pushing the tip of her tongue against her bottom teeth the entire time she is in the nasal "cutesy" voice. If this analysis is correct please let me know. Once again, good job. The other banter in the video was entertaining as well, thumbs up.

You were fabulous in the Lyric production! Thank you! ❤️

Oh my god the jazzy bg music is “On My Own” you are soooo clever!!!!!

Slowly working my way through all the Heath Saunders content on the internet

“I…am…a…dumbass, I should’ve realized that before” was *so* cute! 💖

Did this RUclips video just seduce me

huge dislike.

Absolutely stunning!!! One of my favourite versions

theatre nerd D:

ok but what the fuck how do you sing so high and sound so c l e a n brother help me out here

wait was the first one always gotta find THE corner of the sky, not my? cause that's :O

Wow... Bravo

This is just to say, everyone should know the seventies Motown booty-jam version of this song by The Manhattans. It sounds so natural that you'd almost assume the song was written that way.

3:48 brought tears to my eyes..what a performance

this was so good ☺️

Excellent version! Well done!

im in love with one man

Huh! The original "sit" instead of "fit" actually kinda makes a bit more sense I think

Damn I really just got diagnosed with Theatre Nerd Disorder...

Omg was that a calypso version of At The Ballet in the background

HEATHCLIFF! DID YOU NOT EVEN HAVE THE BED MADE UP?

I am loving these videos! Bravo! *Just watch the "I've" versus "I" in this song. ;)

Nice Heath - neat video work interplay in the middle section. And of course, fantastic singing.

hearing you sing Recit De Cassard from The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg would be a salve in this otherwise fucking dreary year also, i'm sure there's stuff to talk about - recitative, translation, musical theatre vs operetta, the version sinatra did as Watch What Happens that lyrically ignores the wistfulness of the music

4:38 had me shook

I love that lounge style Gimme Gimme underscoring 💃

Ok but as a fellow notation nerd (there are literally dozens of us) I’m fascinated by swing-related notation and so this hit just the right spot! My favorite unicorns are composers who notate swung stuff in 12/8, i.e. Sue Bardsley.

Hahaha this is great!

That was so much fun! So happy to learn from such a wonderful teacher! Thank you for your insight!

Even if it didnt sound noticeably different, totally worth it to hear you sing this song!

Wow, honestly shocked that the Murray Head turns on “yes” and “no” in the first verse aren’t written in the score! That’s such an ingrained part of the song to me. Excellent singing btw!

This said "scream belted" but it sounded so healthily mixed! Also was surprised by a lot of the 'as-written' rhythm as someone who's listened to a lot of covers of this song, so mission success on your part!

I’d love to hear “Something’s Coming” or some other Bernstein!

I think you are delightful!

Hi Heath! My name is Katie- and I am a fellow actor who has been hustling for work to fill my time as the extension of Broadway looms further and further away. I have taken now to teaching Music Theory lessons for fellow actors and students at the University I graduated at to help increase a love and understanding for the language of music. Your videos have always made my week and now they will make my students weeks as I use your videos as examples of specific terms and especially when working with the hardest part to teach actors- RHYTHM! Although I am sad you are going to once every two weeks- I will always keep the song in mind "You're only a day away" :)

Best one yet! I loved the comparisons!

I did not know I needed this but now my mood has been significantly lifted. Nice to meet you Heath!

Thank you Heath - that really put a smile on my face.

Oh, Heath! You made my day - today...and TOMORROW! 🤗

Brilliant!

I really enjoyed the example of BP backphrasing vs as written. As a lover of musical theater who isn't trained in it, I would love to see more side by sides! Even just of the whole "Rythmically Perfect" idea. It can be hard without a direct comparison to exactly see what's different.

Oh this is FASCINATING and BRILLIANT.

These videos are so funny and charming and lovely. I look forward to them every week.

the amount of JOY this brought me!!!! ahhh!!!

Seeing that ending makes me wonder how many takes this took.

Yeeeessss!