Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell - Oak Park School of Rock Show Team
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The Oak Park School of Rock Show Team performing "Heaven and Hell" by Black Sabbath.
Guitar and Vocal: Leah Slivovsky
Guitar: Eliza Endless
Bass: Max Kramer
Drums: Brian Johnson
This performance isn't just good by School of Rock standards, this is great by anyone's standards!
Richard Foster All four of these young people are AllStars.
Richard Foster All four of these young people are AllStars.
The closer you get to the meaning, the sooner you know you are dreaming....it goes on and on and on....It's heaven and hell Great job, keep rockin!
one of my favorite songs... she does it pretty good... she'll be a metal singer!
Leah is one of my favorites people she is so talented and pretty!!
A great cover... the kids got it right, and kicked some ass in the process.
This is a blast! I wish I was there to see it live!!
Great Leah. 👍👍👍
Just shere awesomeness.
I think I'm in love right now
How did I miss this one? Awesome. I love all your kids and just the whole concept!
ronnie would be proud!
My curiosity finally got to me and I looked up Oak Park Illinois on the Rand McNally Road Map and it is smack in the middle of Chicago! Imagine that! No wonder they have some of the best SoR teams!
The folks who started the Oak Park School had a kid in the Chicago one, fell in love with the program so much that they bought their own franchise. And the music director, Jennifer Malone, was originally a teacher at the Chicago location.
That girl had a great time doing this song
Loved watching the girl with the red guitar, great talent...
Edited to add: i thought everyone was amazing, actually a bit blown away. kudos...
mix6809 That's Eliza Endless. All four musicians were School of Rock AllStars, the very best in the program, who went on national tours playing clubs and festivals.
Ah, great to hear. how stars are born i guess :-)
seeing her singing with a few younger ones doing Billie Jean I give her all the credit in the world as a great mentor
Leah is one of the kids I believe will have a successful career in music. She's not just talented but has an amazing amount of charisma.
Sweet Jesus! That was good!
Every one of these young musicians became School of Rock AllStars, the very best in the program.
Very cool job, lots of heart and done your onw spin as it should be close enough to the original with cool spin.
This girl is great. She is perfect for this song. Ronnie is probably watching!!
She's a Dio fan..awesome..look at other black Sabbath and Dio she sung..
I`m in love!!!! ( old dirty pig i am)
@ 4:25 I love the transition in this song. I think this was a _great_ performance, but not the best audio/ video quality. :(
Excellent! That was very enjoyable. It's just a shame that the bass got buried in the mix. Looked like he was all over the fret board. Would have liked to hear that better.
Ken Wheeler Sorry, I get a board feed and usually the bass cabinet on stage is so freaking loud that i get none in the mains. It works better in bigger venues.
It truly is a shame because Max Kramer is a phenomenal bassist - one of my top three School of Rock bass players.
Yeah, that's understandable. Being a bass player myself it's usually one of the first things I notice. It makes me happy seeing another bassist that inserts a lot of fills instead of simply thumping out the back beat. Just like Geezer Butler and Steve Harris. \m/
Please don't take this as hate rather as constructive critisism, but I feel like the program would really benefit from more emphasis on vocal coaching. I found this to be one the better vocal performances, but it's still far short of what it could have been. Usually with exception of the allstars it's kind of a theme throughout most School of Rock covers I've seen that the instruments are pretty good to very good while the vocals are rather lackluster. Sure you mostly have kids in their mid teens, so most of their voices haven't fully developed yet, but I still feel like they should be able to to better with more training.
It's a valid point. I could point out a dozen or so videos that I thought had really exceptional vocals, but it's generally a weak point of the program compared to the guitar education.
Antares 8001 Here's a video featuring exceptional vocal work: ruclips.net/video/PT2lFsTZHpk/видео.html
I'm not saying there are no performances with great vocals, it's just something that I noticed in a lot of performances, especially when it comes to the more powerful hard rock/metal songs from Deep Purple, Maiden, Dio etc. I still think it's an amazing program and I'm not trying to invalidate the achievements of these young talents and their teachers. It's just something I felt should be pointed out.
Antares 8001 It's a fair point. With hard Rock especially, I think the teacher concentrate on just singing it safely - it's a type of music that can be particularly hard on the vocal cords. I wish more of the teachers would participate on the comments section of RUclips, as I am just the video guy, and hardly any expert on music.
Yeah the singing safely part is definitely a good point cause as I said at that age the vocal chords usually haven't fully developed yet. And there are a few performances of even those kind of music where I found the vocals to be quite good, for example Leah's performance of Holy Diver. Or with the AllStar teams.
Are they using standard tuning on those guitars?
Girls can play Black Sabbath songs too!!
1:16 the bassist had a bug xd
This is a Black Sabbath song and they couldn't find a male singer???
Honestly they have more female singers than male ones. It's pretty much a thing in every School of Rock location I've been to.
SOR has had great success with females singing songs originally sung by a male recording artist. I am of the opinion that is the mark of a well written song, that it can be sung by either gender. This same singer did a great cover of Dio's Holy Diver.
As a metalhead I'm confused on why you commented that.
LOL
Thumbs up for the brunette lady who seems to be the only one in time. JK! Good cover
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