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#620 From: "Carol" <cbsings@...>
Date: Wed Nov 24, 2010 4:23 am
Subject: Valley Forge Chorus Holiday Show
cbsingsbari
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The award-winning Valley Forge Chorus
Under the direction of Joseph Spiecker
presents its Holiday Spectacular --

"IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS"

Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010
Shows at 2:00pm and 7:00pm
Dock Woods Community
275 Dock Drive
Lansdale, PA

For tickets, contact valleyforgechorus@...
$15 per person
$12 for Seniors, Students, and groups of 10 or more

Come hear traditional favorites and some new music to put you in the holiday
mood! Songs include "Silent Night", "Carol of the Russian Children", "Do you
Hear What I Hear", "Santa Baby", "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", and
of course, "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas"!!

In addition to the large chorus, you will hear soloists, trios, and quartets
sing songs including, "Little Saint Nick", "Breath of Heaven", "I'll Be Home for
Christmas", and "Christmas Shoppin' Blues".

We'll be looking for YOU!!

#621 From: Wendy <wendysingsbass16@...>
Date: Thu Nov 25, 2010 3:35 pm
Subject: (No subject)
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#622 From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Wed Dec 1, 2010 7:42 pm
Subject: New Arrangement: Back In The Saddle Again
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Here's a clip of my latest release:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/clips/BackInTheSaddleAgain_Clip.mp3

Difficulty: Easy
Contestable: Yes

Learning tracks are available. For more info, please visit
http://www.NicholasArrangements.com

Jon

#623 From: "Jim Weaver" <jpweaver@...>
Date: Wed Dec 1, 2010 10:46 pm
Subject: Looking to join a quartet
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I am looking to join a barbershop quartet. I am a baritone, not not quite a
bass, and love to sing. I live in Durham North Carolina and would appreciate
some tips as to how I can proceed. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim Weaver

#624 From: "Tony" <trubador@...>
Date: Fri Dec 3, 2010 12:35 pm
Subject: Re: Stirring the pot
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Hi All,

 

I am in the process of putting together a seniors quartet with the goal of making seniors International.  The only thing I am missing is a bari.  The bari must be at least 63 for this to work.  The rest of us are all district level experienced quarteters and members of the AHB.  We want to put this together quickly so we can make the next competition cycle. 


#625 From: James Weaver <jpweaver@...>
Date: Fri Dec 3, 2010 1:05 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Stirring the pot
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Toni,
I am looking for a position with a quartet. I am 67 years old, but I am not experienced. Like many, I think I can sing. I did sing in a choir once for a couple of years. I am a physician who is retiring in Jan. and might have the time to work. I live in Durham, North Carolina.
Let me know something.
Jim Weaver
On Dec 3, 2010, at 7:35 AM, Tony wrote:



Hi All,
 
I am in the process of putting together a seniors quartet with the goal of making seniors International.  The only thing I am missing is a bari.  The bari must be at least 63 for this to work.  The rest of us are all district level experienced quarteters and members of the AHB.  We want to put this together quickly so we can make the next competition cycle. 




#626 From: "robertburns61" <landofskymanager@...>
Date: Tue Dec 7, 2010 11:05 am
Subject: Re: Stirring the pot
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Jim,

I have passed your info on to the RTP Chapter. See www.generalassemblychorus.org

Bob Burns

--- In barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com, James Weaver <jpweaver@...> wrote:
>
> Toni,
> I am looking for a position with a quartet. I am 67 years old, but I
> am not experienced. Like many, I think I can sing. I did sing in a
> choir once for a couple of years. I am a physician who is retiring in
> Jan. and might have the time to work. I live in Durham, North Carolina.
> Let me know something.
> Jim Weaver
> On Dec 3, 2010, at 7:35 AM, Tony wrote:
>
>

#627 From: "Warren Willard" <Willard@...>
Date: Tue Dec 7, 2010 7:13 pm
Subject: RE: Re: Stirring the pot
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Bob,

 

I'm a 26 year Barbershopper in San Clemente CA. Been singing in a quartet for 23 years. Born in Oxford, NC (for others: just a few miles from Durham) and if I was in the Research Triangle area you could sing in a quartet with me. Keep seeking the quartet connection. It's so tremendously fulfilling.

 

Yours in Harmony,

Warren Willard, Bass

Harmony Partners Quartet

 

From: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com [mailto:barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of robertburns61
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 3:06 AM
To: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [barbershopquartet] Re: Stirring the pot

 

 

Jim,

I have passed your info on to the RTP Chapter. See www.generalassemblychorus.org

Bob Burns

--- In barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com, James Weaver <jpweaver@...> wrote:
>
> Toni,
> I am looking for a position with a quartet. I am 67 years old, but I
> am not experienced. Like many, I think I can sing. I did sing in a
> choir once for a couple of years. I am a physician who is retiring in
> Jan. and might have the time to work. I live in Durham, North Carolina.
> Let me know something.
> Jim Weaver
> On Dec 3, 2010, at 7:35 AM, Tony wrote:
>
>


#628 From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:45 pm
Subject: New Arrangement
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The classic 1907 hymn version, arranged for men's voices, with a
free-to-download chart and demo:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/WillTheCircleBeUnbroken.htm

Difficulty: Easy
Contest: No

Learning tracks available. For more info, visit www.NicholasArrangements.com

Jon

#629 From: "Tayon, Lee" <Lee.Tayon@...>
Date: Mon Dec 13, 2010 1:38 am
Subject: Re: New Arrangement
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Jon 
Do you have a women's version of this song?

Sent from my iPad

On Dec 12, 2010, at 8:46 AM, "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...> wrote:

 

The classic 1907 hymn version, arranged for men's voices, with a free-to-download chart and demo:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/WillTheCircleBeUnbroken.htm

Difficulty: Easy
Contest: No

Learning tracks available. For more info, visit www.NicholasArrangements.com

Jon


#630 From: Wendy <wendysingsbass16@...>
Date: Mon Dec 20, 2010 8:39 am
Subject: (No subject)
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#631 From: Dale Steinmann <dale.steinmann@...>
Date: Mon Dec 20, 2010 5:08 pm
Subject: RE:
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Somebody’s got a virus.

 

Wendy, you need to run some Norton Anti-virus software.  

 

Dale V. Steinmann, MBA, PMP

 

From: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com [mailto:barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Wendy
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2010 12:40 AM
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Subject: [barbershopquartet]

 

 


#632 From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:05 pm
Subject: New Arrangement
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"Ride The Chariot"

Visit the web page below and click on the "Demo" link to hear it. There's also a
link to see the first page of the sheet music:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/RideTheChariot.htm

Difficulty: Medium

There's one low E for the bass, but you could sing it up an octave if necessary.
The lowest note besides that one is a G.

Learning tracks are available.

For more information about my arrangements, including pricing, please visit
http://www.NicholasArrangements.com or send me an email.

Jon

#633 From: "Christian" <njbbslead@...>
Date: Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:25 pm
Subject: Meet The Jersey Harmony Express! OPEN HOUSE February 28th – NEW LOCATION
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The Somerset Hills chapter is excited to announce the creation of a new chorus,
the Jersey Harmony Express.  The ensemble will be a premiere men's a cappella
chorus based in the Bridgewater, New Jersey area, the junction of many major New
Jersey routes.  We are embarking on a magical musical journey, steeped in the
tradition of the American barbershop style yet featuring an expanding repertoire
to include a selection of challenging contemporary works.    The Express is
committed to captivating audiences with thrilling performances and difficult
pieces while providing an enjoyable environment for its members.

The group will be holding an Open House on Monday, February 28th, at 7:00 at the
Arbor Glen Retirement Community in the Community Center, located at 100 Monroe
Street, Bridgewater, NJ.  If directions are needed, Arbor Glen has information
at www.arborglen.org/directions.php and they can be reached at (908) 595-6600.

At the Open House you will experience such arrangements as Engebretson's eight
part "Scarborough Fair" and Whitacre's "Lux Aurumque", famously performed by the
Westminster Chorus in the Choir of the World competition and their most recent
CD, "It Only Takes A Moment".  Auditions for the ensemble will take place in
March.  Those interested in auditioning will have the opportunity to purchase
the sheet music and professional learning tracks to these two amazing works at
the Open House.  Your purchase will be credited to member dues should you become
a member of the ensemble.

Jersey Harmony Express rehearsals will be held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the
month from 7:00-9:00 PM as well as the first Saturday morning from 9:00 AM to
noon. The group welcomes all to attend the open house.

The Jersey Harmony Express will be guiding the future of a cappella music and
welcomes experienced singers to get on board what should truly be a one of a
kind ride.  Prior barbershop or a cappella singing will not be required but a
dedication to excellent singing and performance is a must. If interested, please
RSVP to the chorus at jhxchorus@.... For additional information, send us
an email or contact Win Winter at (908) 755-1089 or Charlie Ross at (908)
413-1122.

#634 From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sat Feb 19, 2011 8:59 pm
Subject: New Arrangement Available - Daisy Bell
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http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/DaisyBell.htm

Price: $50 for chart, $12.50 per voice track, if needed.

Difficulty: Medium
Contest: No

Jon

#635 From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Feb 20, 2011 10:07 pm
Subject: New Arrangement
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My Old Kentucky Home

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/MyOldKentuckyHome.htm

Chart: $50
Tracks: $12.50 per voice part.

Difficulty: Easy to Medium
Contest: No

Contact me for more info.

Jon Nicholas

#636 From: Mark Sheldon <oqcmark@...>
Date: Mon Feb 21, 2011 7:58 am
Subject: The GUBOQS Gazette: Update and Call For Input Honoring Casey Parker - March 2011 Issue
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Fellow Barbershoppers:

Casey Parker leaves us with a special legacy in his devotion to the promotion of
quartetting.

Among his many initiatives is the GUBOQS Gazette, a quarterly quartetting
newletter now in it's 22nd year of publication thanks to Casey's perserverance.

You have likely seen his regular calls on this mailing list for contributions to
the Gazette. He always especially sought articles on quartet activities within
barbershop society chapters, but quartetting craft, announcements, opinions, and
other quartetting interest pieces have also been accepted at the Editors'
discretion.

Those of you who followed the Gazette may also be aware that a couple of years
ago I became the Assistant Editor of the GUBOQS Gazette. Now that Casey is no
longer with us, I am preparing to carry on the publication. My short term plan
is to continue to publish the Gazette in the same format as Casey did, at least
for long enough to meet our current subscription commitments. As the coming year
progresses I hope to communicate with the subscribers to find the best path for
the future of the Gazette and it's mission.

The immediate task is to publish the March 2011 issue, the first without Casey
at the helm. It seems fitting that this issue be dedicated as a tribute to Casey
and his work in promotion of quartetting, and so your rememberances of Casey are
particularly welcome for this issue.

I'm sure that Casey wouldn't want me to stop asking for general articles about
quartetting, so please don't hesitate to send those either.

If you would like to contribute please email me at oqcmark@.... Because
this call for submissions is going out later than usual, I'm moving the response
deadline forward to March 10, 2011. Please also feel free to contact me if you
would like to contribute but are not able to respond immediately, or have
questions.

I also need to let subscribers know that aside from the late call for papers,
this next issue may be delayed as the mailing list is reconstructed. Casey kept
the subscriber list so I need the help of his family to obtain it. They have
been very understanding about this and have graciously offered their help, but
obviously have much more to handle right now. The patience of our subscribers at
this difficult time is very much appreciated.

Thank you for your consideration and support as we move forward with the
Gazette. In the meantime, remember to do what Casey would really want us to do
in his honor: find three others and keep singing!

In Harmony,
Mark Sheldon

GUBOQS Acting Editor
oqcmark@...

#637 From: Tjweisbr <tjweisbr@...>
Date: Mon Feb 21, 2011 2:10 pm
Subject: Re: The GUBOQS Gazette: Update and Call For Input Honoring Casey Parker - March 2011 Issue
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Sorry to have moved from the Bay Area.  You can remove me from your email list.

Thank you

Terry Weisbrich



-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Mon, Feb 21, 2011 1:58 am
Subject: [barbershopquartet] The GUBOQS Gazette: Update and Call For Input Honoring Casey Parker - March 2011 Issue

 
Fellow Barbershoppers:

Casey Parker leaves us with a special legacy in his devotion to the promotion of quartetting.

Among his many initiatives is the GUBOQS Gazette, a quarterly quartetting newletter now in it's 22nd year of publication thanks to Casey's perserverance.

You have likely seen his regular calls on this mailing list for contributions to the Gazette. He always especially sought articles on quartet activities within barbershop society chapters, but quartetting craft, announcements, opinions, and other quartetting interest pieces have also been accepted at the Editors' discretion.

Those of you who followed the Gazette may also be aware that a couple of years ago I became the Assistant Editor of the GUBOQS Gazette. Now that Casey is no longer with us, I am preparing to carry on the publication. My short term plan is to continue to publish the Gazette in the same format as Casey did, at least for long enough to meet our current subscription commitments. As the coming year progresses I hope to communicate with the subscribers to find the best path for the future of the Gazette and it's mission.

The immediate task is to publish the March 2011 issue, the first without Casey at the helm. It seems fitting that this issue be dedicated as a tribute to Casey and his work in promotion of quartetting, and so your rememberances of Casey are particularly welcome for this issue.

I'm sure that Casey wouldn't want me to stop asking for general articles about quartetting, so please don't hesitate to send those either.

If you would like to contribute please email me at oqcmark@.... Because this call for submissions is going out later than usual, I'm moving the response deadline forward to March 10, 2011. Please also feel free to contact me if you would like to contribute but are not able to respond immediately, or have questions.

I also need to let subscribers know that aside from the late call for papers, this next issue may be delayed as the mailing list is reconstructed. Casey kept the subscriber list so I need the help of his family to obtain it. They have been very understanding about this and have graciously offered their help, but obviously have much more to handle right now. The patience of our subscribers at this difficult time is very much appreciated.

Thank you for your consideration and support as we move forward with the Gazette. In the meantime, remember to do what Casey would really want us to do in his honor: find three others and keep singing!

In Harmony,
Mark Sheldon

GUBOQS Acting Editor
oqcmark@...


#638 From: "EdwardH" <ewheadley@...>
Date: Sat Feb 26, 2011 9:57 pm
Subject: Trying again to find a competitive Quartet
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This Bass still has had 'no luck' in finding a 'competitive' quartet within 100
miles of Portland, Maine...if you are Lead or Bari or Tenor who is interested in
forming a new competitive quartet within the NED, please contact me so that we
can start making some beautiful music together !

Best regards,
Ed Headley
ewheadley@...

#639 From: "Raymond" <raymond@...>
Date: Sun Feb 27, 2011 4:43 pm
Subject: Re: Trying again to find a competitive Quartet
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Allow me to stick my two cents worth in here...

Someone needs to sing with Ed.  I've had the pleasure of working with Ed on a
few occasions and he has a strong, rich voice.  Now, I don't know how well he
takes care of his teeth, what he likes for dinner or, even, how he likes his
coffee... but, I DO know that he has a nice voice and all of the "want to" in
the world to sing in a quartet!!!  Surely, that's gotta count for SOMETHING!!!

Heck, if I lived closer to Portland, I'd sing with him (and I've told him so)!!!

So, for what it's worth, this man's opinion is that someone ought to snap up
this bassman... and ring some chords!  Then go visit high schools and middle
schools and stir up some help for all of those Music Educators out in the area,
who could really use your help!!!!

Enjoy the day,
Every day!
Share that JOY!!!

In Harmony,
Raymond Schwarzkopf
Music Judge, Coach, Director, Quartet Guy, Admitted Computer Geek
"Let's Make Beautiful Music Together!!!"


--- In barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com, "EdwardH" <ewheadley@...> wrote:
>
> This Bass still has had 'no luck' in finding a 'competitive' quartet within
100 miles of Portland, Maine...if you are Lead or Bari or Tenor who is
interested in forming a new competitive quartet within the NED, please contact
me so that we can start making some beautiful music together !
>
> Best regards,
> Ed Headley
> ewheadley@...
>

#640 From: "Neal" <NealSiegal@...>
Date: Sun Feb 27, 2011 6:47 pm
Subject: To find a competitive Quartet: Help to spark a NED Harmony Brigad:
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Ed:

If you could get together for one weekend with 100+ other men (25 on each part)
who were well prepared to quartet a common rep of 12 championship songs- a sort
of super fun Speed-Quartet Auditioning Networking thing, would you?

There are already about 12-15 men from NED who regularly attend the 5 "eXteme
Harmony Brigades" outside of NED. Eventually enough NED men will have had the
experience (enough to hit critical mass- and motivated enough to form their own)
and a Brigade will form.

While it won't guarantee you'll immediately find quartet mates: A) You'll have a
heck of a lot of fun and satisfaction looking B) You'll find the highest
concentration of men with your inclination in your District in one place.

Bottom line: Apply to participate in a Brigade. Suggest the same to all the
strong NED quartetters you know. Come extremely well prepared and join the
growing core of NED men who will probably eventually start one. And from which a
good many good quartets should spring forth.

N



--- In barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com, "EdwardH" <ewheadley@...> wrote:
>
> This Bass still has had 'no luck' in finding a 'competitive' quartet within
100 miles of Portland, Maine...if you are Lead or Bari or Tenor who is
interested in forming a new competitive quartet within the NED, please contact
me so that we can start making some beautiful music together !
>
> Best regards,
> Ed Headley
> ewheadley@...
>

#641 From: Wendy <wendysingsbass16@...>
Date: Wed Mar 16, 2011 8:42 pm
Subject: (No subject)
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#642 From: Jennifer Gordon <ferfer72@...>
Date: Sat Apr 16, 2011 3:30 pm
Subject: (No subject)
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#643 From: Jennifer Gordon <ferfer72@...>
Date: Sat Apr 16, 2011 8:58 pm
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Sorry.  I got pirated again.

Jenny


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From: ferfer72@...
Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2011 11:30:16 -0400
Subject: [barbershopquartet]

 

#644 From: "Neal" <NealSiegal@...>
Date: Wed Apr 20, 2011 5:43 am
Subject: Barber Shop the way it was: A Scott Joplin Memorial Concert- FREE
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As unfamiliar as barbershop quartet singing is to the general public, the way it was arranged and performed in its heyday, during the dawn of mechanical recording (about 1895 to 1923) just prior to the Jazz Age, is even less frequently heard or appreciated even among today's modern barbershop society aficionados.

Saturday May 14th (at 2pm) in Queens, NY, will be a rare opportunity to hear it performed live (and accompanied). as it actually was.  This is a chance to discover and enjoy the vitality and artistry that made it the popular music of choice used to launched the record industry.

FREE concert  info at:  http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=202065713167407  

St. Michael's Cemetery, in East Elmhurst, will pay tribute to Scott Joplin (interred in St.Michal's) with a FREE concert featuring the Victrolian Vaudeville Quartette, accompanied by renowned jazzman, traditional jazz authority, recording artist and bandleader Dan Levinson    & his Canary Cottage Dance Orchestra. Works will include rare quartet music by Scott Joplin (who arranged for his own quartet and his Opera Treemonisha) and the works of other vernacular composers.

The Victrolian Vaudeville Quartette: Scott Brannon, Lead, Paul Santino, Bass, Neal Siegal, Bariotne, Bob Kelly, Tenor

 Dan Levinson, C-melody saxophone/clarinet, Matt Szemela, violin,  Harvey Tibbs, trombone, Conal Fowkes, piano, John Gill, banjo , vocals, Kevin Dorn, drums, Molly Ryan Vocals

 St. Michael's Cemetery:  72-02 Astoria Blvd   .   East Elmhurst, Queens New York. (Off the B.Q.E. betw The Triboro Bridge & LaGuardia Airport -next to Bulova Watch)   Info: (718) 278-3240  www.stmichaelscemetery.com 

A Free presentation by author and Joplin scholar, Ed Berlin, will precede the concert at 1:15.


#645 From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Thu Apr 21, 2011 2:24 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - "On The Road Again"
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Just released ... Willie Nelson's classic song about life on the road. This
arrangement is available through the Harmony Marketplace (stock #204745). Here's
a clip:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/clips/OnTheRoadAgain_Clip.mp3

Difficulty: Medium to Hard
Contest: No

Learning tracks are available. Contact me for more info.

Jon Nicholas
www.NicholasArrangements.com

#652 From: Sandi Power <tallsandi@...>
Date: Thu May 19, 2011 12:54 pm
Subject: Re: looks like someone has a virus
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could someone who knows her tell her to run her virus program


On 5/19/2011 3:28 AM, Wendy wrote:
 

#653 From: "Neal" <NealSiegal@...>
Date: Mon May 23, 2011 9:18 pm
Subject: Info sought about the Shannon quartet (early 20s) & Revelever (late '20s)
nealsiegal
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If there is anyone who has historic materials or is familiar with reliable
sources of documentation having to do with the Shannon quartet (early 1920s)or
the Reveler's (quintet- late 1920s) please contact me.

Rivermont Records is working on a CD about them. The company is looking for
relevant, colorful, insightful and accurate historic materials or information to
include in their liner notes.

The liner notes are being written by Radio Host blogger Glenn Robison (of
Rapidly Rotating Records- in conjunction with Richard Conaty of Fordham
University's WFMU's "The Big Broadcast").

Rivermont Records is a small specialty recording company who (like Document
Records, Archeophone, Stomp-Off, Timeless and TOM records) specialize in
original early and pre-Jazz music and/or historically accurate modern
performances. Their liner notes are a scholarly resource for serious
preservationists and lovers of early American popular music.


Nealsiegal@...
(516) 671-2534

#654 From: Leaderman <leaderman@...>
Date: Mon May 23, 2011 9:22 pm
Subject: Re: Info sought about the Shannon quartet (early 20s) & Revelever (late '20s)
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Your three best bets would be to contact David Wright, Jim Henry and Grady Kerr. If anyone has information about those quartets, they would be the ones.
-- Sing-cerely & Humm-bly,
John Elving
VP Mus. & Perf.
Editor-in-Cheap
Shrine of Democracy Chorus
Bass - CONVERGENCE Quartet
RMD VP - M&PR
PROBE VP- Bulletin Editors
Rapid City, SD
Email: leaderman@...
Skype: john.elving

On 5/23/2011 3:18 PM, Neal wrote:
If there is anyone who has historic materials or is familiar with reliable sources of documentation having to do with the Shannon quartet (early 1920s)or the Reveler's (quintet- late 1920s) please contact me. Rivermont Records is working on a CD about them. The company is looking for relevant, colorful, insightful and accurate historic materials or information to include in their liner notes. The liner notes are being written by Radio Host blogger Glenn Robison (of Rapidly Rotating Records- in conjunction with Richard Conaty of Fordham University's WFMU's "The Big Broadcast"). Rivermont Records is a small specialty recording company who (like Document Records, Archeophone, Stomp-Off, Timeless and TOM records) specialize in original early and pre-Jazz music and/or historically accurate modern performances. Their liner notes are a scholarly resource for serious preservationists and lovers of early American popular music. Nealsiegal@... 


#658 From: "al1391945" <awspence@...>
Date: Tue May 31, 2011 5:09 pm
Subject: Spam emails
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I'm really getting tired of these Spam emails to the group from
wendysingsbass16@....  Is there any way we can stop them?

--- In barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com, Wendy <wendysingsbass16@...> wrote:
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