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How about something new and different for your organization's next meeting? Combining vibrant vocal harmonies with a touch of class and humor, this international award winning chorus is able to meet a vast spectrum of musical entertainment. We offer an excellent quality program of music which appeals to a wide variety of audiences. If your space is limited, then let us tailor the size of the group just for you. We have quartets and ensembles to make your next event a success. All of our groups perform without accompaniment – so we can go anywhere! Let us fulfill your organization's entertainment needs with a sound you won't forget!

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Contact: Sherry Clifton
615-850-8562
sclifton@wallerlaw.com

Traditional & Contemporary Music Sung Barbershop Harmony Style
A Uniquely American Music Art Form

TuneTown Show Chorus sings 4-part a cappella music that has been arranged in the barbershop harmony style. This style is one of the few music forms that originated in the United States. Songs that are considered barbershop were written near the beginning of the 20th century or have been written to meet the specific criteria that defines barbershop.

Music is sung unaccompanied with four voice parts. Tenor, the highest part, is sung above the melody. Lead, one of the 2 middle parts, is generally the melody. Baritone, also a middle part, is harmony usually below the melody. Bass, the lowest part, is harmony sung below the melody. This wide range of voice parts offers women with high or low voices a comfortable part to sing.

Although TuneTown Show Chorus sings many songs that can be categorized as strictly barbershop, the chorus puts a contemporary spin on the traditional notion of barbershop. The chorus performs music made popular by such artists as Air Supply, Alabama, Bryan Adams, The Beach Boys, Carole King, Celine Dion, Frank Sinatra, Joe Cocker, Josh Groban, Manhatten Transfer, Michael Jackson, Simon & Garfunkle & Sister Sledge....to name a few!