Drew sings Till I Hear You Sing at the Österreichischer Musiktheaterpreis in Vienna 08.06.15 First Part of the Song is missing...sorry...but the Rest is OK...enjoy
So many years ago my high school voice teacher told me to look up this guy when I was practicing "Bring Him Home" From Les Mis... I saw the video and loved it! a while later I saw Love Never Dies for the first time, and fell in love with this song... buuut he thought it would be to high for me so no amount of "Please, Mr Middleton"(voice teacher's name) was gonna get him to let me perform it... but now I can go back to him with this as proof that it CAN be done! haha But in all seriousness This was a fabulous performance!
Einfach nur WOW....dieser Mann ist einfach nur genial! Die Stimme in den verschiedensten Songs und Rollen und diese Ausstrahlung und Präsenz!! Auch in Videos super sympathisch und authentisch! Danke für das hochladen und DANKE Drew!!!
Phantom in POTO is more of a baritone, only going into a G#4, whereas in Love Never Dies, he has to be a tenor due to the high note being a C5. LND Phantom would be better for him imo
@@navidnamini1169 it goes lower than it goes high but it has been played by both. For example, Ramin Karimloo is a tenor but Norm Lewis is definitely a baritone.
TheMsiaddict I'm watching it live now (it's intermission) and Gardar is amazing. He's been breaking my heart with his performance in the best way possible.
This guy is good.... but to be honest (in my opinion) Ramin is the ONLY man in this world who can nail this song.... not saying this guy isnt good coz he is, but Ramin is faultless
This was not a good performance for Drew. He's incredible but I think it might be age and/or cigarettes (I thought he smoked) catching up with him. His "let them die" was totally flat at 2:23, but starting from 2:18, it's a lot of mouth singing with little to no resonance.
Absolutely terrible. Not that Drew Sarich isn't a great singer. HE IS! But the part doesn't suit him well. He sounds young and boyish (in spite of his age), not like a Phantom at all. But well, worldwide they make the same mistake when casting this role. It's hopeless. They don't cast people like Peter Hofmann anymore. Nowadays all the Phantoms sound like boygroup members on crack. A yelling, screaming, belting nightmare. 😥
With all respects to Peter Hofmann, I prefer Drew Sarich. Yes, he sounds young but definitely not boyish and I would like to see him as a Phantom also in ''Phantom of the opera", not just in sequel.
Who are you to judge about "them making the same mistake worldwide"? It is working, worldwide, and that is what counts. What you expressed is your personal taste and that's okay. But don't put your personal opinion -stamp onto the the whole world....
Drew Sarich and Ramin Karimloo... I am so torn! Honestly, though, what woman can say no to this???
DREEEEEEW
I'm drunk
So many years ago my high school voice teacher told me to look up this guy when I was practicing "Bring Him Home" From Les Mis... I saw the video and loved it! a while later I saw Love Never Dies for the first time, and fell in love with this song... buuut he thought it would be to high for me so no amount of "Please, Mr Middleton"(voice teacher's name) was gonna get him to let me perform it... but now I can go back to him with this as proof that it CAN be done! haha But in all seriousness This was a fabulous performance!
god bless, been watching the german version for months
Einfach nur WOW....dieser Mann ist einfach nur genial! Die Stimme in den verschiedensten Songs und Rollen und diese Ausstrahlung und Präsenz!! Auch in Videos super sympathisch und authentisch! Danke für das hochladen und DANKE Drew!!!
This was a real treat! Thanks for uploading!
How has he not played the Phantom in the POTO on Broadway yet?!?!
Phantom in POTO is more of a baritone, only going into a G#4, whereas in Love Never Dies, he has to be a tenor due to the high note being a C5. LND Phantom would be better for him imo
Valourian I always thought phantom was a tenor role. Many baritones I’ve heard struggled to do the part
@@navidnamini1169 it goes lower than it goes high but it has been played by both. For example, Ramin Karimloo is a tenor but Norm Lewis is definitely a baritone.
Valourian I recommend Timothy Nolen, he was INCREDIBLE as the phantom! He is actually an operatic bass-baritone
@@BennieDuck but both roles are actually written for tenor.
Love it!
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Sorry but nobody sings it as good as Ben Lewis. Gardar Thor Cortes is close second, though.
TheMsiaddict I'm watching it live now (it's intermission) and Gardar is amazing. He's been breaking my heart with his performance in the best way possible.
I agree nobody sings this song better then Ben Lewis Benis the Best ❤🤗
es gibt momente da mag ich drews stimme nicht und in anderen (wie diesen) könnt ich ihn heiraten!!!
MsBlubermuffin so wahr. und wie viel besser er einfach ist als die olle Hamburger Besetzung
welches sind die Momente, in denen du seine Stimme nicht magst?? O.o
This guy is good.... but to be honest (in my opinion) Ramin is the ONLY man in this world who can nail this song.... not saying this guy isnt good coz he is, but Ramin is faultless
Just listen to it from Christian Alexander Müller ;)
What about the Australian Version? Ben Lewis rings a bell?
Charlie Brown meh
Lu Lana
Ben Lewis and Gardar Thor Cortes are better than both. Ben Lewis especially saved this musical from the doom.
I prefer Ben Lewis and John Owen Jones
This was not a good performance for Drew. He's incredible but I think it might be age and/or cigarettes (I thought he smoked) catching up with him. His "let them die" was totally flat at 2:23, but starting from 2:18, it's a lot of mouth singing with little to no resonance.
"Let them die" is out of tune
Ugh YOU
Absolutely terrible. Not that Drew Sarich isn't a great singer. HE IS! But the part doesn't suit him well. He sounds young and boyish (in spite of his age), not like a Phantom at all. But well, worldwide they make the same mistake when casting this role. It's hopeless. They don't cast people like Peter Hofmann anymore. Nowadays all the Phantoms sound like boygroup members on crack. A yelling, screaming, belting nightmare. 😥
With all respects to Peter Hofmann, I prefer Drew Sarich. Yes, he sounds young but definitely not boyish and I would like to see him as a Phantom also in ''Phantom of the opera", not just in sequel.
Who are you to judge about "them making the same mistake worldwide"? It is working, worldwide, and that is what counts. What you expressed is your personal taste and that's okay. But don't put your personal opinion -stamp onto the the whole world....
@@jenspflug7473 Why not? You're free to do the same. Welcome to the world of civil liberties, pal! 😂