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#643

From: Jennifer Gordon <ferfer72@...>
Date: Sat Apr 16, 2011 8:58 pm
Subject: RE:

ferfer72

http://www.villa-angelicae.com/cool01.11.php?ID=659

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

nealsiegal

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"

jon.nicholas

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

womanpowerwork

could someone who knows her tell her to run her virus program

On 5/19/2011 3:28 AM, Wendy wrote:

http://forumlorie.com/index3.html

#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

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)

jcelving

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

al1391945

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:
>
> http://www.aroundtheblues.eu/Iindex.html
>

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#659

From: Christopher Baker <barbershopper@...>
Date: Tue May 31, 2011 6:16 pm
Subject: Re: Spam emails

cbaker84

At 01:09 PM 5/31/2011, al1391945 wrote:
>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:

just move Wendy to Moderated.


Getting back to BASSics...

KTWWS! & HTW!
Christopher

FUN-290-3452

Sunshine District Association of Chapters of the Barbershop Harmony
Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

Have you been to the Sunshine District MegaStore?

http://www.cafepress.com/sunshinebbs


Yahoo ID: cbaker84

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#660

From: Bob Caldwell <BobCaldwell@...>
Date: Tue May 31, 2011 7:09 pm
Subject: Re: Spam emails

slickerleadq

The group moderator could remove her from the list until.....

Harmony-us-ly, BobCaldwell@...

From: al1391945 <awspence@...>
To: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, May 31, 2011 1:09:21 PM
Subject: [barbershopquartet] Spam emails

I'm really getting tired of these Spam emails to the group from wendysingsbass16@.... Is there any way we can stop them?

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#661

From: "John" <jg62bbshop@...>
Date: Tue May 31, 2011 8:40 pm
Subject: Spam/Virus-like emails

jg62bbshop

I have placed the wendy email address into the moderated status. So, I should be
able to catch these before they go out to the group.

To be honest, I deal with this person in another venue and I'm rather more
concerned that something has happened to them. They are normally much more
active in responses.

I hope they are ok and I hope I have stopped these emails from the group.

Thanks,

John Rentz
(moderator)

#662

From: Bob Caldwell <BobCaldwell@...>
Date: Tue May 31, 2011 8:47 pm
Subject: Re: Spam/Virus-like emails

slickerleadq

There is the likelihood that this issues has less to do with this person and is more than likely that someone else's edress book has been contaminated that has this persons email on their list. In that way the garbage is coming to this list.

Harmony-us-ly, BobCaldwell@...

From: John <jg62bbshop@...>
To: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, May 31, 2011 4:40:39 PM
Subject: [barbershopquartet] Spam/Virus-like emails

I have placed the wendy email address into the moderated status. So, I should be able to catch these before they go out to the group.

To be honest, I deal with this person in another venue and I'm rather more concerned that something has happened to them. They are normally much more active in responses.

I hope they are ok and I hope I have stopped these emails from the group.

Thanks,

John Rentz
(moderator)

#663

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Thu Jun 2, 2011 4:06 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - Rise Up, Shepherd, And Follow

jon.nicholas

Demo:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/demos/RiseUpShepherd_Demo.mp3

First page:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/sheets/RiseUpShepherdAndFollow_Page1.pdf

Difficulty: Medium to Hard
Contest: No

Contact me directly for purchasing info. Learning tracks are available.

Jon Nicholas
www.NicholasArrangements.com

#664

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Fri Jun 3, 2011 7:50 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - Go Tell It On The Mountain

jon.nicholas

Demo:
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/demos/GoTellItOnTheMountain_Demo.mp3

Page 1:
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/sheets/GoTellItOnTheMountain_Page1.pdf

Difficulty: Medium
Contest: No

Please contact me directly for purchasing info. Learning tracks available.

Jon Nicholas
www.NicholasArrangement.com

#665

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Jul 31, 2011 9:35 pm
Subject: New Christmas Spiritual

jon.nicholas

Somebody's Talkin' 'Bout Jesus
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/demos/SomebodysTalkin_Demo.mp3

Difficulty: Easy to Medium

Learning tracks are available. Contact me directly for ordering info.

Jon Nicholas
www.NicholasArrangements.com

#666

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sat Sep 3, 2011 4:53 pm
Subject: New Free Hymn

jon.nicholas

Amazing Grace:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/sheets/AmazingGraceFD.pdf

It's free, so print as many as you like.

Jon Nicholas
www.NicholasArrangements.com

#667

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Sep 4, 2011 2:33 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - Sweet Little Jesus Boy

jon.nicholas

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/demos/SweetLittleJesusBoy_Demo.mp3

This arrangement features the bass singer, but each part takes the melody at
times.

Difficulty: Medium to Hard

Learning tracks are available. Please contact me directly for more info, or
visit my web site.

Jon
www.NicholasArrangements.com

#668

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Sep 11, 2011 12:44 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - Slow Rockin' Christmas

jon.nicholas

A laid back Doo-wop Christmas song!

Go here to listen to a clip:
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/clips/SlowRockinChristmas_Clip.mp3

Go here to see page one:
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/sheets/SlowRockinChristmas_Page1.pdf

Difficulty: Easy to Medium

To order the sheet music, use BHS catalog number 204529

Learning tracks are available through me. Please contact me directly for more
info.

Jon Nicholas
NicholasArrangements.com

#669

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Fri Sep 30, 2011 2:18 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - "The Virgin Mary Had A Baby Boy"

jon.nicholas

A traditional West Indies carol with solos for each voice part:

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/demos/TheVirginMary_Demo.mp3

Difficulty: Medium to Hard

Music and tracks available immediately. Contact me directly for more info.

Jon Nicholas
www.NicholasArrangements.com

#670

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Oct 2, 2011 7:40 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - Am I Ready?

jon.nicholas

Elvis Presley sang this song in the motion picture "Spinout". Here's a clip of
my arrangement:

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

The Harmony Marketplace catalog no. is 205273.
Learning tracks are available. Please contact me directly for more info.

Difficulty: Medium
Contest: No

Jon Nicholas
NicholasArrangements.com

#671

From: "Neal" <NealSiegal@...>
Date: Tue Oct 11, 2011 5:29 am
Subject: Collegiate Scholarships available to men 18-22 Y.O for Atlantic Harmony Brigade

nealsiegal

Ten expense paid scholarships are available for qualified men (ages 18-22) to attend the Atlantic Harmony Brigade's 2012 "eXtreme Quartetting" (TM) invitational weekend convention in Wilmington Delaware, Aug 2012. Application deadline is Feb 15th.

Applicants need not be members of BHS or experienced quartetters or in a quartet but must have alternative musical and/or performance training and/or experience and references sufficient to meet AHB qualification standards otherwise.

The program is for highly motivated, disciplined, intermediary singers with more than a keen interest in barbershop quartet singing. The weekend includes a two night hotel stay, meals, first class learning materials (sheet music & learning tracks for 12 champion ship songs), informal nonstop quartetting and quartet partner switching, an adjudicated random-partner quartet contest, a staged show performance, and general barbershop fraternity and mayhem.

Request an application by writing to: ahb.scholarships@...

Or see our flyer on our Facebook page or at: http://www.box.net/shared/e4jaf9eyotlnidhmgjqi

#672

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Sun Nov 13, 2011 12:40 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - Drivin' My Life Away

jon.nicholas

Just released ... Eddie Rabbitt's classic song about life as a truck driver.
This arrangement is available through the Harmony Marketplace (stock #204746).
Here's a clip:

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

Difficulty: Hard
Contest: No

Learning tracks are available. Contact me for more info.

Jon Nicholas
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/index.html

#673

From: "Neal" <NealSiegal@...>
Date: Mon Nov 14, 2011 12:30 am
Subject: Atlantic Harmony Brigade Collegiate Scholarship Grants: A few still available

nealsiegal

There are still a few expense paid scholarships available to qualified men (ages 18-22) to attend the Atlantic Harmony Brigade's 2012 "eXtreme Quartetting"™ invitational weekend convention in Wilmington Delaware, Aug 2012.

Applicants need not be members of BHS or experienced quartetters or in a quartet but they must have strong alternative musical and/or performance training and/or experience and references sufficient to meet AHB qualification standards otherwise.

The program is for highly motivated, disciplined, intermediate singers with more than a cursory interest in quartet singing. The weekend includes a two-night hotel stay, meals, first class learning materials (sheet music & learning tracks for 12 champion ship songs), informal nonstop quartetting and quartet partner switching, an adjudicated random-partner quartet contest, a staged show performance, and general barbershop fraternity and mayhem.

See the flyer below or at: http://www.box.net/s/tnkex2x9to48ccbl2hsd

Or request an application by writing to: ahb.scholarships@...

#674

From: "John" <jg62bbshop@...>
Date: Wed Nov 16, 2011 3:22 pm
Subject: Pricing

jg62bbshop

Hello everyone! I just wanted to stir the pot a bit here in the
Barbershop Quartet group.

First off, I apologize for a delay in some approvals to the group.
Somehow, they got by me.

Secondly, here is a topic that has been discussed before, but I'd like
to take it to a higher level:

**How to decide what to charge for your quartet's gigs.**

I'd like to hear from people who have won their District/Region Quartet
contest (or higher). Or, if you have been part of a chapter in the
hiring process to hire a District/Region champ or higher for your show.

Quartets: What goes into your thinking on how to price your show? What
all do you write into a contract? Travel expenses? Meals? Hotels? Show
fee? Tickets to the show(s)? Other things?

Also, if you're having to take a whole weekend for travel and you're
self-employed, do you consider your time away in the fees that you
charge?

How many of you have used an agent? And how has that benefitted you? How
did you go about finding an agent?

How many of you have created and sent out marketing packets to create
show opportunities? What has the response been in doing that?

Choruses: What's it worth to have a District/Region champ on your show?
Do you get them just because it means a lot to the members? Does the
District/Region champ status bring in more ticket sales? Do you consider
bringing in *other* District's/Region's champs? How often do you receive
marketing packets from quartets seeking to be on your show? Would you
appreciate getting that kind of thing? How hard is it to find a quality
quartet to be on your show? Lastly, what is it that you want from a
quartet that you hire to be on your show?

I look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences.

John Rentz

#675

From: Michael Sartor <mesartor@...>
Date: Wed Nov 16, 2011 5:39 pm
Subject: Re: Pricing

m_e_sartor

This could be valuable information for a recently crowned district champion, John. ;-) (Congratulations, by the way! Way to go!)

Michael Sartor

Sent from my phone

On Nov 16, 2011, at 9:22 AM, "John" <jg62bbshop@...> wrote:

Hello everyone! I just wanted to stir the pot a bit here in the
Barbershop Quartet group.

First off, I apologize for a delay in some approvals to the group.
Somehow, they got by me.

Secondly, here is a topic that has been discussed before, but I'd like
to take it to a higher level:

**How to decide what to charge for your quartet's gigs.**

I'd like to hear from people who have won their District/Region Quartet
contest (or higher). Or, if you have been part of a chapter in the
hiring process to hire a District/Region champ or higher for your show.

Quartets: What goes into your thinking on how to price your show? What
all do you write into a contract? Travel expenses? Meals? Hotels? Show
fee? Tickets to the show(s)? Other things?

Also, if you're having to take a whole weekend for travel and you're
self-employed, do you consider your time away in the fees that you
charge?

How many of you have used an agent? And how has that benefitted you? How
did you go about finding an agent?

How many of you have created and sent out marketing packets to create
show opportunities? What has the response been in doing that?

Choruses: What's it worth to have a District/Region champ on your show?
Do you get them just because it means a lot to the members? Does the
District/Region champ status bring in more ticket sales? Do you consider
bringing in *other* District's/Region's champs? How often do you receive
marketing packets from quartets seeking to be on your show? Would you
appreciate getting that kind of thing? How hard is it to find a quality
quartet to be on your show? Lastly, what is it that you want from a
quartet that you hire to be on your show?

I look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences.

John Rentz

#676

From: Matt Mercier <matt@...>
Date: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:14 pm
Subject: RE: Pricing

mmercier1960

Ok, taking a break from a ridiculously busy day, breathing a heavy (think cleansing breath) sigh and answering questions in-line:

Matt Mercier

Average Joes Barbershop Quartet

www.averagejoesquartet.com

matt@...

603-498-6874

From: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com [mailto:barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael Sartor
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 12:40 PM
To: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [barbershopquartet] Pricing

**How to decide what to charge for your quartet's gigs.**

Quartets: What goes into your thinking on how to price your show? What
all do you write into a contract? Travel expenses? Meals? Hotels? Show
fee? Tickets to the show(s)? Other things?
[Matt] It’s a little bit about what the traffic will bear. Average Joes was charging $600 as a show fee, mileage reimbursement from the farthest point from the show (not for each vehicle. The chapter isn’t responsible for the fact that we come from different places). Hotels are currently booked and paid by the chapter. We like to get comp tickets. Unless the hall is sold out, they are a freebie from the chapter.

We were just crowned District Champs a few weeks ago. It’s probably worth mentioning that we’ve decided to reduce our show fee for our championship year so that we can get around to as many chapters as possible to share our year with them. We’re charging $500 this year. After the year has passed our fee will likely increase.

Also, if you're having to take a whole weekend for travel and you're
self-employed, do you consider your time away in the fees that you
charge?[Matt] No

How many of you have used an agent? And how has that benefitted you? How
did you go about finding an agent?
[Matt] Never used an agent

How many of you have created and sent out marketing packets to create
show opportunities? What has the response been in doing that?
[Matt] Have never done that, but it seems a decent idea

Choruses: What's it worth to have a District/Region champ on your show?
Do you get them just because it means a lot to the members? Does the
District/Region champ status bring in more ticket sales? Do you consider
bringing in *other* District's/Region's champs? How often do you receive
marketing packets from quartets seeking to be on your show? Would you
appreciate getting that kind of thing? How hard is it to find a quality
quartet to be on your show? Lastly, what is it that you want from a
quartet that you hire to be on your show?

I look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences.

John Rentz

#677

From: "Warren Willard" <Willard@...>
Date: Wed Nov 16, 2011 7:30 pm
Subject: RE: Pricing

warrenwillard34

I’m responding as someone who has been involved a number of times in the selection process of a headliner quartet to perform on a Chapter show.

On multiple occasions our chapter booked the current (or recent) International Gold medalist quartet. On other occasions we booked a FWD championship quartet. In some cases we booked well known FWD medalists, and more than once we booked non-medalist quartets from our geographic area.

I can say with some confidence that the impact on ticket sales relative to booking an International Gold Medalist and a well-known local area quartet was minimal. Since 90% of tickets are purchased by fans of Barbershop harmony and friends of chapter members, it doesn’t have much of an impact on ticket sales one way or the other. BUT… it can have a major impact on the financial success of the show, especially in economic times like what we are presently experiencing.

Warren Willard

Orange County CA

From: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com [mailto:barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michael Sartor
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 9:40 AM
To: barbershopquartet@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [barbershopquartet] Pricing

This could be valuable information for a recently crowned district champion, John. ;-) (Congratulations, by the way! Way to go!)

Michael Sartor

Sent from my phone

On Nov 16, 2011, at 9:22 AM, "John" <jg62bbshop@...> wrote:

Hello everyone! I just wanted to stir the pot a bit here in the
Barbershop Quartet group.

First off, I apologize for a delay in some approvals to the group.
Somehow, they got by me.

Secondly, here is a topic that has been discussed before, but I'd like
to take it to a higher level:

**How to decide what to charge for your quartet's gigs.**

I'd like to hear from people who have won their District/Region Quartet
contest (or higher). Or, if you have been part of a chapter in the
hiring process to hire a District/Region champ or higher for your show.

Quartets: What goes into your thinking on how to price your show? What
all do you write into a contract? Travel expenses? Meals? Hotels? Show
fee? Tickets to the show(s)? Other things?

Also, if you're having to take a whole weekend for travel and you're
self-employed, do you consider your time away in the fees that you
charge?

How many of you have used an agent? And how has that benefitted you? How
did you go about finding an agent?

How many of you have created and sent out marketing packets to create
show opportunities? What has the response been in doing that?

Choruses: What's it worth to have a District/Region champ on your show?
Do you get them just because it means a lot to the members? Does the
District/Region champ status bring in more ticket sales? Do you consider
bringing in *other* District's/Region's champs? How often do you receive
marketing packets from quartets seeking to be on your show? Would you
appreciate getting that kind of thing? How hard is it to find a quality
quartet to be on your show? Lastly, what is it that you want from a
quartet that you hire to be on your show?

I look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences.

John Rentz

#678

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:38 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - The Letter

jon.nicholas

The hit song by the Box Tops from 1967...

http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/clips/TheLetter_Clip2.mp3

Difficulty: Medium
Contest: No

The chart can be purchased from the Harmony Marketplace, cat. no. 205374.

Learning tracks are available from me. Contact me directly for more info, or
visit my web site.

Jon Nicholas
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com/index.html

#679

From: "Neal" <NealSiegal@...>
Date: Tue Nov 22, 2011 9:33 pm
Subject: Rare Battle of the Barbershop Bands in NY City: One Night Only Dec. 3 at 7pm

nealsiegal

Rare Battle of the Barbershop Bands in NY City: One Night Only Dec. 3 at 7pm

The Showdown on Stanton: A Barbershop Blowout: ONE NIGHT ONLY:
OUR TOWN vs. SCOLLAY SQUARE

This is a must see for fans of four-part harmony! New York meets Boston, M-AD vs. NED, Age meets Beauty in this battle for barbershop supremacy at the legendary lower east side hipster hovel, Arlene's Grocery (95 Stanton Street New York, NY). Only $10.

Ears will bleed, and minds will be blown. If anyone says "this is not your father's barbershop quartet show!" they will be lying, because it is, and guess what? Your FATHER'S BARBERSHOP QUARTET IS #%*&ING AWESOME!

On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/179008198854834/

#680

From: "jon" <jon.o.nicholas@...>
Date: Mon Dec 26, 2011 9:36 pm
Subject: New Arrangement - The Fool On The Hill

jon.nicholas

Here's a clip:

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

The BHS catalog number is 202596.

Learning tracks are available. Please contact me directly for more info, or
visit my web site.

Difficulty: Hard
Contest: No

Jon Nicholas
http://www.nicholasarrangements.com