Marius Danielsen you are just and idiot. Why you’ve should do this? You aren’t high tenor like Tom Chang, I am not sure that you are even just a usual tenor. Maybe you will try yet to sing Caruso with Pavarotti or Still loving you with Klause Meine?
@@romanpears8442 hey take it easy pal, the 5th octave isn’t tenors’ territory only. With correct technique and proper training, some of baritones can even hit some 6th octave notes, Ken Tamplin is a case in point. As for Tom Chang, he was just beyond this world.
@@arubisudesu have you heard another high tenor voice like him? I know tenors and baritones range. Tenors sing from C3 to C5, as a classic tenors range, some lyric tenors can sing d5, ultra lyric high tenors like Tom can reach f5 or g5 with head voice without mixed or falsetto, everything higher is mixed or falsetto notes.
@@romanpears8442 no i haven’t heard another high tenor who comes close to Tom Chang, but I’d say Air Supply and Daniel Heiman are some closer ones. Toms got both god-given gift and solid technique. Btw I’m going to share the relatively “recent” vids that surfaced on the net for the first time, decades after the show took place. He sounds so effortless even when sitting and playing the guitar at the same time. Just Wow
@@arubisudesu can you send some great Asian songs, bands? I know just a little about Asian musical vocal culture, I’ve heard Tom Chang only. BTS haha better not to listen, TVXQ boys band I like though) don’t know anymore. I wonder why in Asia people prefer high or even very high falsetto sounding voices but not baritone. I’ve listened to Air supply, he is just a good lyric tenor, not high tenor. Daniele is great, but also mostly like just lyric tenor with great rock technique, reminds me a little bit of Chester Bennington.
Yu-Sheng Chang is one of the best male music performers in Taiwan. He was talented but humble, passionate and always helpful to people. Chang is still living in the hearts of many many. Young folks who never have overlapping years also love his pieces and respect his positive personality.
I wasn't lucky enough to be born at a time where he was already making those hit songs. The reason why I knew him was because my parents would play a song that he made into a duet, I asked my mom about him, my mom told me his name, and the fact that he's in Heaven now. I only pray that he can sing in Heaven, there's no pain anymore, no scar anymore... If he's still alive, I could see him forming his rock band with a few friends, after he passed away, people in the music industry pay respect to him by singing his songs, he's a legend, funny, humble, and talented. His vocal range was two octaves plus a 6th, that's not going into falsetto(He usually sang with all actual vocal range, no falsetto), if he goes into falsetto, I imagine his vocal range could go into three octaves. The highest note he could sing is A5, a high A note one octave above the middle A note (A4)
I like how you said you wanted to do this for 12 years and finally done it. That’s admirable. Keep up the good work and I’ll see you do it again in another 12yeas
I strongly recommend songs with high pitch by him. Such as 河 兄弟啊 玫瑰的名字 永公街的街長 我期待 and 我想把整片天空打開 etc. Please forgive me because I don’t know the official translation of these songs.
Well.. less than 10% of the Taiwanese are self identifying themselves as Chinese. Most of the people from Taiwan are identifying themselves as Taiwanese (including me). The same logic can be applied on Australians. I don’t think anyone would call them British.
Not a bad attempt, and as a long-time fan of his and his fellow Taiwanese, I've always wanted to challenge this myself too. IMHO, you could've sustained the last note (A5) longer if you had shredded more of the chestier sound into a headier sound. I've done a very brief cover of his epic song "River", where he sustains an A5 for 9 seconds or so. His voice was naturally high-placed, so his high notes always sound very chesty. A rare breed indeed.
That cover is a featured vid in my channel. And Chang's highest note known so far is a D6, which he hits *twice* in this song 兄弟呀 ruclips.net/video/H55q_az2oBg/видео.html BTW, in end of of ur vid, Chang confesses to the MCs that he was using mixed voice to hit that very last note. Still, his mixed voice is very impressive considering how much chestiness there is. Freak of the nature for sure. Another one that has a naturally high-placed voice is the singer of Air Supply, who Chang cited as one of his influences.
Yes, the A5 is not something I normally can do, so I was a bit shocked haha. I can fo a G# easily, but that last half note is crazy difficult for my range.
@@MariusDanielsen Based on what I'm hearing in this vid, I think you can sustain an A5 longer. Just need to make it sound headier (head voice). You mixed voice is pretty good, so keep up the good work, bro! Long live metal \m/ Just hit it like King Diamond. His mixed voice has more head voice than chest voice, so just a different approach.
@@MariusDanielsen Thank you for giving my comment a heart 2 year later, haha. If only we could all rewind to 2 yrs ago to stop this crazy Covid, right? Take care and stay safe, my metal brotha! \m/
His early demise from a car accident in 1997 was a great loss to the Chinese pop music industry. My favourite song is this song called " Say goodbye" . ruclips.net/video/oEj25I81cBQ/видео.html
Good job! Actually, Chang Yu-Sheng can do more than hitting high notes. (with ease, of course ) He was also a great song writer, lyricist and composer. I would like to recommend you one of his greatest hits and you'll be amazed. Do enjoy listening this song from start to finish: ruclips.net/video/FSrOYkqZaq8/видео.html
I could have done better if I waited a couple of days because I have been sick, but I just wanted to do it now :D
Marius Danielsen you are just and idiot. Why you’ve should do this? You aren’t high tenor like Tom Chang, I am not sure that you are even just a usual tenor. Maybe you will try yet to sing Caruso with Pavarotti or Still loving you with Klause Meine?
@@romanpears8442 hey take it easy pal, the 5th octave isn’t tenors’ territory only. With correct technique and proper training, some of baritones can even hit some 6th octave notes, Ken Tamplin is a case in point. As for Tom Chang, he was just beyond this world.
@@arubisudesu have you heard another high tenor voice like him? I know tenors and baritones range. Tenors sing from C3 to C5, as a classic tenors range, some lyric tenors can sing d5, ultra lyric high tenors like Tom can reach f5 or g5 with head voice without mixed or falsetto, everything higher is mixed or falsetto notes.
@@romanpears8442 no i haven’t heard another high tenor who comes close to Tom Chang, but I’d say Air Supply and Daniel Heiman are some closer ones. Toms got both god-given gift and solid technique.
Btw I’m going to share the relatively “recent” vids that surfaced on the net for the first time, decades after the show took place. He sounds so effortless even when sitting and playing the guitar at the same time. Just Wow
@@arubisudesu can you send some great Asian songs, bands? I know just a little about Asian musical vocal culture, I’ve heard Tom Chang only. BTS haha better not to listen, TVXQ boys band I like though) don’t know anymore. I wonder why in Asia people prefer high or even very high falsetto sounding voices but not baritone. I’ve listened to Air supply, he is just a good lyric tenor, not high tenor. Daniele is great, but also mostly like just lyric tenor with great rock technique, reminds me a little bit of Chester Bennington.
So many years have passed, we miss Chang Yusheng and we still love his songs. 想念张雨生，没有人能替代他
Yu-Sheng Chang is one of the best male music performers in Taiwan. He was talented but humble, passionate and always helpful to people.
Chang is still living in the hearts of many many. Young folks who never have overlapping years also love his pieces and respect his positive personality.
He truly was an amazing vocalist, and I am so glad I found him all those years ago :)
I wasn't lucky enough to be born at a time where he was already making those hit songs.
The reason why I knew him was because my parents would play a song that he made into a duet, I asked my mom about him, my mom told me his name, and the fact that he's in Heaven now.
I only pray that he can sing in Heaven, there's no pain anymore, no scar anymore...
If he's still alive, I could see him forming his rock band with a few friends, after he passed away, people in the music industry pay respect to him by singing his songs, he's a legend, funny, humble, and talented.
His vocal range was two octaves plus a 6th, that's not going into falsetto(He usually sang with all actual vocal range, no falsetto), if he goes into falsetto, I imagine his vocal range could go into three octaves. The highest note he could sing is A5, a high A note one octave above the middle A note (A4)
I like how you said you wanted to do this for 12 years and finally done it. That’s admirable. Keep up the good work and I’ll see you do it again in another 12yeas
Thanks :):)
We miss him so much.
My throath hurts listening to this. can't imagine having such high vocal range mad props to him and you!
Haha, thank you!
Chang is my favorite singer😍😍😍
He was amazing :)
For all the gods, you range vocal is amazing men
Rock on!!!!!
Thank you :D
I've just tried,but my neighbor called the cops :). Well done by the way Marius.
Haha awesome!
Chang Yusheng is an angel who came to Taiwan by the gift of God.
But God missed him so much....
Taiwan legendary musician we miss him
Great. Mr. Chang was my favarite singer.
He was amazing!
I strongly recommend songs with high pitch by him.
Such as
河
兄弟啊
玫瑰的名字
永公街的街長
我期待 and 我想把整片天空打開 etc.
Please forgive me because I don’t know the official translation of these songs.
Great Vibrato and control Marius
TYPE-7 Thank you! I could have done better if I waited a couple of days because I have been sick, but I just wanted to do it now :D
Very Good. Damn i Imagine these Taiwanese guys would play a Epic Metal . But Now we have a Norwegian who can do that 😜🤘🏻😂
Damn. I just saw he only became 31 Years old😕😔
Yes, sadly very young and extremely talented.
Before he debut, he was a heavy metal band singer (Metal Kids).
ruclips.net/video/J8v1Fg647AY/видео.html
Arguably one of the most talented chinese singers to die.
He was Taiwanese
@@Gamerbay2017 you do realise Taiwan is 95% Han Chinese descent from mainland China? I didn't say Taiwan is China...
Barbecue Tech Tips didn’t know that. Definitely one of the best Chinese singers to die
Well.. less than 10% of the Taiwanese are self identifying themselves as Chinese. Most of the people from Taiwan are identifying themselves as Taiwanese (including me). The same logic can be applied on Australians. I don’t think anyone would call them British.
@@Gamerbay2017 Yes!👍👍
有張雨生就按讚
AMAZING...
Thank you :):)
@@MariusDanielsen greetings...
Not a bad attempt, and as a long-time fan of his and his fellow Taiwanese, I've always wanted to challenge this myself too. IMHO, you could've sustained the last note (A5) longer if you had shredded more of the chestier sound into a headier sound. I've done a very brief cover of his epic song "River", where he sustains an A5 for 9 seconds or so. His voice was naturally high-placed, so his high notes always sound very chesty. A rare breed indeed.
That cover is a featured vid in my channel. And Chang's highest note known so far is a D6, which he hits *twice* in this song 兄弟呀 ruclips.net/video/H55q_az2oBg/видео.html
BTW, in end of of ur vid, Chang confesses to the MCs that he was using mixed voice to hit that very last note. Still, his mixed voice is very impressive considering how much chestiness there is. Freak of the nature for sure. Another one that has a naturally high-placed voice is the singer of Air Supply, who Chang cited as one of his influences.
Yes, the A5 is not something I normally can do, so I was a bit shocked haha. I can fo a G# easily, but that last half note is crazy difficult for my range.
@@MariusDanielsen Based on what I'm hearing in this vid, I think you can sustain an A5 longer. Just need to make it sound headier (head voice). You mixed voice is pretty good, so keep up the good work, bro! Long live metal \m/ Just hit it like King Diamond. His mixed voice has more head voice than chest voice, so just a different approach.
@@MariusDanielsen Thank you for giving my comment a heart 2 year later, haha. If only we could all rewind to 2 yrs ago to stop this crazy Covid, right?
Take care and stay safe, my metal brotha! \m/
@@arubisudesu Haha yes, those were the days :P Two wasted years later and we are still at it with the covid!
想念雨生！期待你回來！回到童貞的神采！
bro Chang Yu-sheng is not only a great singer/rocker,hes also a talented composer.
He was fantastic :)
Awesome!
Have you figured out what they're saying?
I have no idea!
😆
@@brantleyrogers2008 I have a rough translation if you are interested. ruclips.net/video/TfXT8b6G-5c/видео.html&t
Original Song is called 月琴 which singer has great vocals too: ruclips.net/video/iIy0zCNKUKY/видео.html
Well done, man. You are so comparable to Yusheng in the video you made on your own.
Thank you so much!!:) That is huge words!
他是我最愛的歌手“張雨生”，但他已經離世27年了😢
He is my favorite Taiwan singer. You should listen Xiang Di Ya.The voice is so horror
🤘👹🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🤘👹Marius cudownie przepięknie głosy w video jak i twój szlachetny metalowy potęga siła zajebisty pod każdym względem super super super.
Great!
Thaaanks :D
His early demise from a car accident in 1997 was a great loss to the Chinese pop music industry. My favourite song is this song called " Say goodbye" .
ruclips.net/video/oEj25I81cBQ/видео.html
very cool good job
The highest note is an A5 for anyone wondering.
D6😁
@@muyuanhu6982 Chang goes to a D6 in his music I meant just for this video.
Yes. A5 in this video. I would die if I tried a D6 I think 😂
英年早逝的才子
Im pretty impressed by your register. Did you get voice training for that?
Thank you! I did have an opera teacher while studying for my bachelor degree in music, but the high pitch stuff is self taught.
太棒了！！！牛逼！！！
谢谢!
You have a great voice 👍
Thank you so much!!:)
almost fainteD SEE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT DERMATOLOGISTS HATE THIS MAN
Good job!
Actually, Chang Yu-Sheng can do more than hitting high notes. (with ease, of course ) He was also a great song writer, lyricist and composer. I would like to recommend you one of his greatest hits and you'll be amazed. Do enjoy listening this song from start to finish: ruclips.net/video/FSrOYkqZaq8/видео.html
You still can't reach that last height.
I had been coughing for three weeks, haha. But I can reach it.
@@MariusDanielsen Actually, I know you could be higher, I just want you to have a word with me🌝
Hehe!
Hei marius😈
Heihei!
Marius Danielsen du vet kem eg er?
@@baaa8308 Yes, mr FortniteBryan
已經掉下去了
last one fail xD
Almost died, hah