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Not sure if you aware of CARA, Contemporary Acapella Recording Artists. Peter and Adam Chance were nominated for best country Acapella song of 2021 for Country Roads but we're bested by Chris Rupp and Tim Foust for Long Black Train.

Peter is sensational! Peter sang at my wedding in 2006. I'm a lucky lady!

Mind blowing good, right? 🤯🥰🥰

Peter and Tim used sing together in another a cappella vocal group years ago. Peter is a master of layering vioces. The choral choir background sounds was approx 120 layers of Tim and Peter voices. Peter and Tim have done over 12 collaborations. Some of them are Sound of Silence, Teach your Children,Blackbird, Greensleeves, Bridge over trouble water, Sunshine on my Shoulders plus others you could check out. Thanks for your reactions and you have a blessed day

For more of Tim "showing off", catch him soloing on "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay" and with Austin doing "My Maria".

Peter and Tim just mesh together perfectly. They have a bunch of videos.

During the Covid quarantine, Peter collaborated with the entire Home Free band plus hundreds of his patreons on U2's "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For." It is simply fantastic.

epic but superhuman talent! Peter's highs plus Tim's lows multiplied by 120 of each!!

This is all Peter and Tim.

Peter Hollens & Home Free did U2's "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and it's GREAT!! Also, they collaborated on a gorgeous version of "Amazing Grace" that'll knock your socks off! Absolutely stunning. Teaser --- > Tim does something in that one that'll leave you scratching your head. 😉❤

Peter is the master of laying in multiple tracks. Not sure how many in this video, but I do know he has had over 100 tracks in a single video.

Oh it’s a great version. My favorite. Peter is a master of layering. It’s just their two voices with about 120 tracks. Crazily enough, Peter was in Oregon and Tim was in the Cayman Islands filming at Hell’s canyon (kid you not). Peter and Tim have collaborated many times. I love Greensleeves, And So It Goes, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Blackbird. So many songs. I think Peter has 4 if not 5 octaves. I believe Peter and Tim go way back singing in a group together a long time ago? I feel like this version could be in the movie. Good reaction! Check out some of their other collaborations. 🥰

I love them all! Geoff's music is different from anyone else's and so on. It's hard to compare because each artist makes a song into something completely different.

Yes, that was Peter on the G5. Also Tim on the G1. The video was shot in two different locations; Tim was on Grand Cayman at a place called Hell. Peter and Tim both recorded the layers; I understand there were 120 some on this recording.

That is not "what?". That is Tim Foust calling forth the soul of the mountain. 😁 (I actually saw and became a fan of Home Free during their performances on "The Sing Off" and have been a huge fan ever since)

I was fully immersed in the atmosphere of this version; I could see the monks inside long, long ago. Thanks for this reaction and hope you see more of Peter's work with the Home Free guys!! That last note is called Tim's dragon breath!!

120 layers and you'll hear Peters high range in a minute, and Tim's F1 never gets old. lol

Peter Hollens has a series of shorts demonstrating how he layers. He performs many current songs singing one layer at a time as he loops them and it's well worth checking out, everything from bass to high tenor to falsetto. Worth checking out just for fun.

2 voices did ALL of that!!! Tim, too, is hitting some of the high harmonies!

Thankyou for such a wonderful reaction! Please check out Peter and Tim's rendition of "Greensleeves"!! They did the video in one take because he wanted to capture the sunsets position at that moment. Also, in their performance, Tim goes from his low, low range up to his high register within seconds! It is immaculate and just beautiful. I still get tears in my eyes each time I listen to it.

Tim is a Dragon. Peter is a Tenor. 🥰

This was my introduction to the amazing Peter Hollens.....he and Tim Foust have done over a dozen collaborations.

Peter is THE master of layering!

I really enjoy your reactions and analysis. I always get Gregorian chant vibes from this. Peter belongs in the Elven choir in Lothlorien and Tim belongs in the mountains deep with the Dwarves (but he needs to borrow Rob's beard!).

Peter has a 4 octave range, Tim 5 octave. It's just these 2 singing

You can also check out Peter and Home Free doing "Amazing Grace", it is beautiful!

Recall that Peter recorded his scenes in Oregon and Tim somewhere in the Caribbean(?). (Other Home Fries will know exactly where.) A couple of Home Free/Peter Hollens collabs you might want to check out: 'Amazing Grace' and 'Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For' (esp if you want lots of 'choir') which is a fave.

Now that it's safe to do Christmas songs, Peter did a Christmas Movie Themes medley with his wife and son and other collaborators, including Geoff singing the Grinch Song... dressed as Max the dog. I'm confident Geoff is the reason Merriam Webster added "adorkable" to the dictionary this year.

Geoff and Avi have also appeared on Peter's channel. Tim, however is his most frequent collaborator and they are currently recording an entire album together. Home Free as a group have done a number of videos with Peter and Adam Chance performed Country Roads with him last year .

Tim and Peter do a lot of collaborations. This and Black Bird are two of my favorites. This song had over 120 layers of Peter and Tim's voices. No females. Their talent is insane.

I don’t know how many octaves Peter has but his voice is beautiful. Tim covers five octaves. Thanks for doing this one-it is so haunting!

Don't know how I missed this earlier -- it just popped up on my feed this morning! Peter has taken J.R.R. Tolkein's lyric poetry to new heights with this one! He and Tim created a huge choir of angels (no, maybe make that elves) to spur the dwarves to action. Even Richard Armitage (Peter Jackson's film dwarf) can't top this version. And hear Peter's high soprano in that choir! Contrast that to Tim's breathy bass, and WOW. My mother was a pipe organist, and as I hear this, I can almost see her hands and feet on the keyboards. A wall of sound! [Aside: When I was little she would let me sit under her bench and press the foot pedals for her. What a beautiful memory this inspires.] Love your reaction -- agree that this is a true masterpiece. Thank you for sharing!!!

Another gorgeous version of this song. Let me recommend Voctave's Mary Did You Know with Mark Lowry, the songwriter and singer of this. It is magnificent.

Peter Hollens has a C♯2- A5 vocal range. that's what i was able to find and Tim dropped a G♯1 bomb

Would love to your reaction to Long Black Train, a collaboration with Chris Rupp. And I think My Maria with Tim and Austin is really good. Of course, everything these guys do is really good! And I agree that you should put Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For on your list.

Oh! Tim & Peter did a can't-miss rendition of "Greensleeves"!! It's mesmerizing! 💕🎶

I believe the background that you call a choir is Peter’s singing and put in layers

The perfect pair for this. Peter is a genius at layering voices, he will do thousands of layers to get the sound he wants. Think he's basically a tenor.

Hello Cole…… welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. My brother in law was a singer songwriter as well. David Castle was his name. He wrote, produced and performed Istanbul Blues for the movie Midnight Express.

Thanks for this reaction! I started listening to Peter a few years ago. Stumbled on him while looking for Loch Lomond. He has collaborated with HF and also with Avi. Thanks again!!!

Trying to accept that all parts heard are produced by only two men is hard to wrap your head around, but there it is! For an example of Peters layering, check out “Peter Hollens Skyrim Theme (full Dovahkiin song), then Lindsey Sterling and Peter Hollens Skyrim (official music video). The same blend with Lindsey’s violin added, set to a pretty amazing story telling video.

I saw a tiny video clip where Ago Kaplan said he wished he had been asked to sing this song.

Tim hit a G1 I believe and Peter used about a dozen or so different layers.

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peter and sound of silence

I think I’ve read there’s about 120 layers of voices

The video was taped in 2 different locations. Tim was in Europe, & Peter's part was taped in Oregon.

Came back for a second listen. Do you know how hard it is to wait for your reaction on that last note??😂😂

They did a great version of U2's Still haven't found what I'm looking for. Brilliant

Fantastic 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Peter and Tim have recorded several songs together. Love this song and Tim's bass is amazing.❤️

2 super talented artists 👏👏

Not sure why but I tear up every time I hear Tim and Peter. The beauty of their voices together is unmatched! Can't hardly wait for their album! Thank you for reacting! I agree 💯% with the suggestions! Love from South Georgia ♥️😃🍟

Peter has also worked with Lindsey Sterling alot as well

What's Peter's range? Yes.

Home free did a collab with peter hollens. It's an acapella version of "I still haven't found what I'm looking for ". There's a surprise with a bunch of patrons. Peter hollens also did an amazing "one republic " melody with Mike Thompson. There's so many other good one's too

For Peter, check out "Wayfaring Stranger" featuring the Swingle Singers and Disney Villains Medley.

Tim and Geoff are actually very good friends in real life in fact Home Free and Voice Play on the hole are very close friends they were on the sing off season 4 together check out Voice Play and Home Free singing survivor (hillbillies v zombies)it's lots of fun. Great reaction man.

Such beautiful layering of 2 magnificent voices. Tim is my hero! Peter is the man when it comes to arranging

Peter is amazing and blends so beautifully with Tim! Also, its only the two of them layered together. Pretty amazing!

Peter has a great range, though I don't know exact notes. He does a lot of solo covers where he has to cover all parts in layers. Highly recommend you do "I See Fire" next. It's amazing! Also, "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" really moved me (Peter + Home Free during Covid).

The Choir is all Peter

also if you are looking for more Peter recommendations, I have to recommend his duet with Avi Kaplan in "Black Is The Color of My True Love's Hair". Also Peter does a rendition of "The Hanging Tree" from the Hunger Games that is very beautiful and also very haunting. I discovered Peter Hollens years ago because he did a cover of a song from a video game i enjoyed playing and the rest was history, he has such a beautiful voice to listen to plus he seems like a genuinely nice person.

I heard that each of them recorded 100 layers then Peter put it all together. This was during quarantine Tim was in California and I'm not sure where Peter was butthey did a fantastic job.

I think they said he hit a G1 or F1, what's more impressive is how long he held the note, it takes a huge amount of air and breath control to do that.

Watch Peter and Home Free version of amazing grace

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Just Tim and Peter's voices there. Peter does layer the vocals to make it sound like choir accompaniment.

That is just Tim and Peter layered I believe 130 something layers

Peter actually laid 150 tracks for this one. His scenes were filmed in Oregon where he lives. Tim's scenes were filmed while Home Free was down in the Caribbean.

A flat 1. Crazy

Peter is brilliant. He is so creative and vocally gifted!

I KNOW you loved this one before hearing your reaction

Peter has a 4 octave range put that with Tim's 5 octaves and 150 layers and you can understand that choir background.

That last note by Tim was a G Sharp One

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As always thank you for the video and commentary, you always go th the extra mile, I'm always open to new music, love this one, hoping for a cappella, I'm a Pentatonix fan so hoping to get to them, the king's and queen themselves! Love that you go outside the box and cover alot in your choices

Peter can do serious to funny. Likes to do Disney songs, sometimes with his wife.

Check out Peter Hollens....Circle Of Life!

That last note, if I remember correctly, was F-Sharp 0

Peter said 132 layers in this one..... range unknown every time you think that is as high or low as he can go he goes higher or lower lol

Between tim and Peter there were 120 tracks to make this. If I'm wrong with how many tracks someone will correct me

PETER HOLLENS CAME FROM THE SAME SHOW [THE SING-OFF] AS PTX HOME FREE AND VOICE PLAY. PETER SEASON ONE [ CHANCEON THE ROCKS GROUP] PTX SEASON THREE AND HOME FREE AND VOICE PLAY SEASON FOUR. HOME FREE GOT ADAM CHANCE FROM STREET CORNER SYMPHONY WHO WERE ON SEASON TWO. WHEN PETER DID THIS VIDEO, PETER WAS IN OREGON AND TIM WAS IN THE CARRIBBEAN DOING A SHOOT. I AM IN PETER'S HOME STATE. HE LIVES IN THE EUGENE AREA AND I LIVE IN A LITTLE TOWN FIFTEEN MILES NEXT TO PORTLAND. CHECK OUT PETER'S DRAGON BORN COMES.

I Believe Tim just did an F-Sharp !!

Oh forgot to tell you that if you really look at Tim singing that last note you can see the camera shake. I think it’s a G#1 but not sure.

If I remember correctly Tim's last note is a G1

If U like The Misty Mountains and A'Capella.... U shut give Street Corner Symphony a chance. Their version i so awesome..... there is a lot of bass in it and as a big Hobbit fan - I like they almost have every verse from the book in the song. Adam Chance from Home Free - were ones part of Street Corner Symphony - were he was bass - he do such a great work on the misty mountains and other songs from SCS. The group is an A'Capella Group and sang in Sing Off season 2. Peter Hollens were in the same Sing Off as Chance.

The last note was a G1

I think Peter’s has at least a 4 octave range. Peter featuring HF did Amazing Grace. I know he sang bass to high tenor

Peter Hollens and Tim Faust is an unfailable combination. They do great work together. This is certainly no exception. This production is a good one. The Wellermen did a truly magnificient version of MM, with 14 basses all at once. Jonathan Younge has also covered it, as multiple others. Still my heart put Geoff in the nr 1 spot, not discarding any of the above mentioned. The range of Tim I believe matches Geoff rather closely. They use different technics going low, Geoff subharmonics and Tim growls. As I've heard it, the 2 of them have been helping each other out with practising those methodes. My personal opinion is that Geoffs sounds better, being more mellow and melodious in his notes at both extremes of his range though Tim has a great voice too. Avi Kaplan has a very warm voice as well, but I think not quite as wide range as the other 2. He is a great poet and performer though. I have not explored Peter very well. He has a great production and what I've heard has me impressed. He has talent and humour, which I think essential in all performance. He har Geoff cameoing in one of his Christmas collections, where also his wife and son sings.

listen to tim foust - will you love me tomorrow (there is little about Tims vocalrange

This is my favorite version of this song. Sorry not a fan of Geoff or his subharmonics. The contrast in voices is beautiful. Peter in the higher tenor ranges & then paired with the true natural bass voice of Tim. And that last dragon's breath note is truly remarkable & how long he sustains it. Peter & Tim have collaborated on quite a few other songs & they are all beautiful. Peter is a master at layering voices. Check out "Sound Of Silence", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Greensleeves", "Fire & Rain", "Teach Your Children", "Sunshine On My Shoulders", "You Can Close Your Eyes", "And So It Goes" & "Blackbird".

Greensleeves!!

I believe his final note is G3. But not positive

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