There is a quite unique advantage when u collab w Henry Lau is there will be freestyle violin🎻 background. In addtion, he will do all the music work, even send u a demo version to practice. After this performance, he said he was totally deeped in the song feeling, even didnt remember they were singing on the str surrounded by many audiences til he and Lena Park finished the song and clapping sound went up. And that is one of his actractive, 100pct into music when he with it. In other song I Luv U ( his own song in Korean language) by the sea version Begin Again 3- he made few audienve cried even they didnt understand the lyrics.
I love your reaction Chaz, thank you! Begin again family are top notch musicians. And Henry's music is awesome, he's a one passionate and talented musician, composer, producer, stage master, and dancer too. Maybe you can react to his duet with BOL4 'Stuck With You' cover, and also with Lee Hi 'Like I'm Gonna Lose You', I think Henry's harmony is really nice there. Can't wait for your other reaction to Henry's performace. Thank you👍
I love this song by two of my favorite musicians! Their harmonies were awesome. Great reaction, Chas. Lena and Henry do have copious amounts of talent!
This was great, although I found Lena's higher notes a little on the nasal sounding side...a very minor quibble, if I may say. Still a fantastic performance by these two. Did you know that Floor Jansen did a version of this on that Beste Zangers show I told you about in another of your reactions? (hint, hint). Floor does both the male and female parts of the song...she messes up one line, but she just smiles and shrugs it off...a true professional. For my suggestion, here is a live version of Feuer Frei with insane pyro (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qbBz9HYvu1w.html). Cheers!
Just so you know, Henry Lau is pronounced like "how with an L", L-a-u. He is Chinese, so you pronounce Lau with an emphasis on the a and u, like L-ahh-oo. (I hope this makes sense.) Not Lou like Louis or Lee. Henry is Chinese/Taiwanese-Canadian and Lina Park is Korean-American.
