Thanks for joining this brand new group and I hope it will prove to
be a useful resource for fans and performers of a cappella music in
the greater New York area.

Its success will depend in great part from the members themselves to
be sure to use this free promotional and informative tool. Based on
the successful Bay Area newsgroup which, over the years, have helped
sell many a ticket, allowed singers and groups to find each other and
helped keep everybody in the community informed.

There is a lot of great a cappella music in your area and this is a
way to help "connect the dots".

John Neal
Primarily A Cappella
http://www.singers.com

Hi there, all A Cappella fans!

Rich Taylor, here, and I am one of two Co-Hosts of the weekly three hour
radio broadcast called The "APPLAUSE" Show, which eminates from the studios
of WDVR-FM , 89.7 and 91.9 FM from the town of Sergeantsville, NJ
(West-Central part of NJ in Hunterdon Cty).  The show features the very best
of Contemporary A Cappella, Vocal Jazz and Barbershop Harmony each week on
Thursday Nights from 7:00-10:00pm (Eastern Time).
WDVR-FM is a member of the public broadcasting industry, with a 5000 watt
stereo signal which reaches from the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania down
through the Lehigh River Valley (Allentown/Bethlehem and Easton areas) into
NJ and the Delaware Valley River region (Northeast Pennsylvania/ NE
Philadelphia) and into the Trenton, Princeton and Lawrenceville NJ areas.
They transmit from two radio towers on 89.7 from Franklin Twp. (NJ) and on
91.9 (Trenton/Princeton area).
The "APPLAUSE" Show is also found on the internet at: WWW.WDVRFM.ORG
and currently has the largest audience of WDVR each week on the internet
with more than 500 listeners listening in since we have been on the internet.
The "APPLAUSE" Show is committed to bringing the finest of a cappella music
to our audiences, and we are committed to allowing perfromers the opportunity
to perform on "Live radio" when theya re in the NJ area.  WDVR now has an
intimate performing facitlity called
         "The LOFT@Studio D"
which has seating capacity for 50 people , and where WDVR-FM has invested
$11,000.00 in sound equipment to insure that all groups who perform have
state-of-the-art equipment.  The Shows at the LOFT can be recorded for future
broadcast on The "APPLAUSE" Show, OR they can be "simulcast" as the
"APPLAUSE" Show on any Thursday Night.

As an example, this Thursday, October 26th, we will have BALL IN THE HOUSE"
in the LOFT as a live simulcast of the "APPLAUSE" Show.  We hope all of you
will listen in at www.wdvrfm.org and email us on-air if you want to make a
comment or request a song.  We try and honor all requests when they come in.

Well, that's it for now.... for myself, Dave Stadtmauer (Co-Host), and
T.J.Barranger (Production Assistant), I say thanks for listening in, and let
us know if we can play your music on our show.  We will send any group the
policies for submitting music to the show, and we will play any group that
follows the policies of the show.  Thanks again

Rich Taylor
RMTMUSIC@...
(908)713-4912 (Home-message)

Hi,

We'd like to send you our Funny Valentine CD for your show.  Please send us
your snail-mail address.


Thnaks,

The Western WInd

At 01:08 PM 10/22/00 EDT, you wrote:
>Hi there, all A Cappella fans!
>
>Rich Taylor, here, and I am one of two Co-Hosts of the weekly three hour
>radio broadcast called The "APPLAUSE" Show, which eminates from the studios
>of WDVR-FM , 89.7 and 91.9 FM from the town of Sergeantsville, NJ
>(West-Central part of NJ in Hunterdon Cty).  The show features the very best
>of Contemporary A Cappella, Vocal Jazz and Barbershop Harmony each week on
>Thursday Nights from 7:00-10:00pm (Eastern Time).
>WDVR-FM is a member of the public broadcasting industry, with a 5000 watt
>stereo signal which reaches from the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania down
>through the Lehigh River Valley (Allentown/Bethlehem and Easton areas) into
>NJ and the Delaware Valley River region (Northeast Pennsylvania/ NE
>Philadelphia) and into the Trenton, Princeton and Lawrenceville NJ areas.
>They transmit from two radio towers on 89.7 from Franklin Twp. (NJ) and on
>91.9 (Trenton/Princeton area).
>The "APPLAUSE" Show is also found on the internet at: WWW.WDVRFM.ORG
>and currently has the largest audience of WDVR each week on the internet
>with more than 500 listeners listening in since we have been on the internet.
>The "APPLAUSE" Show is committed to bringing the finest of a cappella music
>to our audiences, and we are committed to allowing perfromers the
opportunity
>to perform on "Live radio" when theya re in the NJ area.  WDVR now has an
>intimate performing facitlity called
>        "The LOFT@Studio D"
>which has seating capacity for 50 people , and where WDVR-FM has invested
>$11,000.00 in sound equipment to insure that all groups who perform have
>state-of-the-art equipment.  The Shows at the LOFT can be recorded for
future
>broadcast on The "APPLAUSE" Show, OR they can be "simulcast" as the
>"APPLAUSE" Show on any Thursday Night.
>
>As an example, this Thursday, October 26th, we will have BALL IN THE HOUSE"
>in the LOFT as a live simulcast of the "APPLAUSE" Show.  We hope all of you
>will listen in at www.wdvrfm.org and email us on-air if you want to make a
>comment or request a song.  We try and honor all requests when they come in.
>
>Well, that's it for now.... for myself, Dave Stadtmauer (Co-Host), and
>T.J.Barranger (Production Assistant), I say thanks for listening in, and let
>us know if we can play your music on our show.  We will send any group the
>policies for submitting music to the show, and we will play any group that
>follows the policies of the show.  Thanks again
>
>Rich Taylor
>RMTMUSIC@...
>(908)713-4912 (Home-message)
>
>
>To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
>ny-acappella-unsubscribe@egroups.com
>
>
>
>
>

Hi Guys/Gals,

We'd Love to have your music for our audiences.  We have attached the policy
for submitting music to the show, and we look forward to receiving "My Funny
Valentine".  Thanks for the support of the show.

Rich Taylor, Co-Host of The "APPLAUSE" Show

Posted on behalf of:

lildiva98@...


Hi, All!

The Accidentals are performing on Thursday, November 16th, at the
Laurie Beechman Theatre, downstairs from the Westbank Cafe, 407 W.
43rd St., NYC. We'll also be celebrating our new CD release,
"Popular".
Please join us! The show is at 8PM, and it's a $15 cover and a one-
drink minimum. Because we have a big finale with staging and
costumes, comic Eddie Brill will be our special guest while we're
getting into our get-ups!

Reservations recommended: 212- 695-6909.
Hope to see you there!
Emily

Hello:

	 The all-male a cappella group Mass Transit of NYU (see our poorly-updated
site at http://go.to/mtnyu ) is performing Saturday, November 11th, at the
Catholic Center Chapel at Washington Square South (W.4th) and La Guardia
Place at 8:00 PM.  Admission is $5, and we're doing a crazy program, with
everything from Vogue! to They Might Be Giants to Seal to U2 and Pink Floyd.
   Check us out!
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The CD "Live at Saint Peter's" by the John Link Vocal Quintet is now
available. It features three compositions by John Link: Suite for Quintet,
Hymn in C, and Russian Siciliana. The John Link Vocal Quintet demonstrates
its authority to sing the music of various genres by performing movie
themes by Ennio and Andrea Morricone; jazz tunes by Chick Corea, Bill
Evans, and Earl Zindars; classical compositions by Claude Debussy, Modeste
Mussorgsky, and Erik Satie; and a hymn by Brahe and Taylor. All of the
arrangments are by John Link.

The John Link Vocal Quintet specializes in singing the originals of John
Link as well as his vocalise arrangements of instrumental classical and
jazz compositions. The performers on the CD are John Link (guitar and
baritone), Raïssa Dorff (soprano), Kelly Elenwood (soprano), Alex
Greenshields (tenor), and Christopher Renquist (baritone). Each member of
the quintet contributes vocal improvisations, and all but one of the
compositions are sung without words. The CD was recorded in March of 1998
at Saint Peter's Church in the Citicorp building in New York City.

"Live at Saint Peter's" is available at www.earbuzz.com/johnlink/.


Here's the full program for "Live at Saint Peter's":

Cinema Paradiso Suite (E. and A. Morricone)  8:22
     1 Cinema Paradiso  2:00
     2 Childhood  1:32
     3 Manhood  1:13
     4 Love Theme  2:13
     5 Cinema Paradiso (reprise)  1:21

Pictures at an Exhibition (M. Mussorgsky)  3:53
     6 Promenade  0:39
     7 Bydlo  3:14

     8 Gymnopédie No. 1 (Erik Satie)  2:37
     9 Russian Siciliana (John Link)  4:33
    10 Hymn in C (John Link)  2:36
    11 Children's Play Song (Bill Evans)  1:30
    12 La Fiesta (Chick Corea)  7:45
    13 La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (C. Debussy)  2:51
    14 Lullaby for Helene (Earl Zindars)  3:41
    15 Pfrancing (Miles Davis)  5:23

Suite for Quintet (John Link)  18:33
    16 Pipes I  1:15
    17 Lament  4:30
    18 Pipes II  1:14
    19 Blues  5:15
    20 Pipes III  1:15
    21 Goodbye  2:18
    22 Pipes IV  2:42

    23 Bless This House (Brahe and Taylor)  4:33

Go to www.earbuzz.com/johnlink/ to listen to samples, read a review, and
purchase your copy.


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Here's a performance announcement of a composition of mine originally
written for voices:

On November 11th and 12th, the strings of the Old Post Road Orchestra
(http://listen.to/opro), conducted by Neal Schermerhorn, will perform my
"Hymn in G". On Saturday, November 11th, at 7:30 p.m., the concert will be
held at Wilbraham Middle School in Wilbraham, Massachussetts. On Sunday,
November 12th, at 3:00 p.m., the concert will be held at Ludlow High School
in Ludlow, Massachussetts. "Hymn in G" has been performed only once before,
at the October 1999 meeting of the American Composers Forum, when it was
sung by my vocal quintet. I'll be attending both performances and will be
speaking briefly before my piece is played. I'd love to say "hello" to any
of you that would attend either concert.

John Link


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Hello everyone! Just wanted to say Hi, since im new to this group! Well, my
name is Lynne, I'm 16 and I'm from Rhode Island. I LOOOOVE singing, and
always looking to improve.  I haven't had vocal instruction yet, but im
planning on it. Hmm.. what else.. Um, i was in a group called 'Nu Harmoni'..
but they all moved to Florida, so for right now im not involved, but when i
do move to Florida, i'm back in
:-) (i think anyway lol).. okay well if you want to know anything else,
e-mail me =0)

<~*~>Lynne<~*~>
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The time for buying holiday gifts is drawing to a close, so I'd like to
remind you that you can still order as many copies as you'd like of "Live
at Saint Peter's" by the John Link Vocal Quintet without paying shipping
and handling charges, but I must receive your order by this Friday (the
22nd).

"Live at Saint Peter's" documents a concert featuring original vocalise
arrangements of instrumental jazz and classical compositions performed by
the John Link Vocal Quintet (Raïssa Dorff, Kelly Ellenwood, Alex
Greenshields, Christopher Renquist, and John Link, who plays guitar in
addition to singing). Each of the singers performs as a soloist and as a
member of the ensemble. Many of the arrangements feature improvisation. The
composers on the CD include Chick Corea, Miles Davis, Claude Debussy, Bill
Evans, John Link, Ennio and Andrea Morricone, Modeste Mussorgsky, Erik
Satie, and Earl Zindars.

To order "Live at Saint Peter's" without paying shipping and handling
charges (normally $3), send a check ($15 per CD) made payable to JOHN LINK
to the following address:

John Link
141 West 26th Street, #3
New York, NY 10001

"Live at Saint Peter's" is also available at www.earBuzz.com/johnlink/,
where you can sample cuts, read reviews, and view the cover art.



Here is what people have been saying about "Live at Saint Peter's":

"Your CD is so fabulous. I am listening to it over and over and over. I
love it. Thanks for persevering."
                   Donna Robin Lippman

"Congratulations on the release of the CD, and for coming up with something
truly original...AND GOOD!! I consider myself lucky to have heard the tape
quite a while ago, and I'm glad to see that the rest of the world can now
hear the music from that concert."
                       Rob Klein

"I've enjoyed the CD--especially the jazz pieces--and your guitar playing
is the highlight!"
         Barbara Forbes

"What a wonderful idea to orchestrate this music for voices!"
                                                         Earl Zindars

"Wonderful music..."
               Frank Wildman

"I just received and enjoyed John Link's new CD, hot off the press. There
are 23 tracks and 66+ minutes of music, and what better compliment can I
give than that, when it was all over, I longed for more?"
                                             John A. deLaubenfels


For just $15 you can give a gift that will be enjoyed again and again. For
all the music lovers on your shopping list, "Live at Saint Peter's" is a
unique gift that is bound to be a hit!


Happy Holidays!

The GrooveBarbers' Holiday Concert! Ex-Rockapellas Sean Altman, Charlie
Evett and Steve Keyes join forces with MTV "Joe's Apartment" vocal guru
Kevin Weist! And get THIS: Guest appearances by current Rockapellas Jeff
Thacher & Elliott Kerman.

Thurs. 12/21 @ The Cutting Room @ 8:45pm
19 W. 24th St. NYC. 212-691-1900. Good Food. $10.
http://www.groovebarbers.com

The Bobs’ (Mostly)
A Cappella Comedy Showcase

with DaVinci's Notebook
and special guest Vance Gilbert
Saturday January 6, 2001
Two Big Big BIG Shows:
7:30 (doors open at 6)
10:30 (doors open at 9)
The Bottom Line
15 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10012
Food and drink available.
Tickets: $20
Reservations: (212) 228-6300

Hi there netters,

Well, Dave Stadtmauer, T.J. Barranger and I want to send each and every one
of you our very best wishes for the Holiday Season, and for a safe and
healthy New Year.  We feel very humbled to have been able to bring you the
very best of the a cappella world every Thursday night from 7:00-10:00pm
Eastern Time on WDVR-FM eminating from Sergeantsville, N.J..

We had the great ppleasure of presenting some of the most meaningful music
last Thursday night from the most talented groups in our library.  We chose
to play "more music" and "Less Talking" for this very special night and
managed to play more than 50 selections.  We thank all the participating
groups who have given us their music for the holiday season.  Because of
their support, you all heard the very best of both worlds on The "APPLAUSE"
Show 12/21.  Let's look at those songs:

The Vocal Majority          I'm the Music Man
The Vocal Majority          It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
The New Tradition Chorus    Lights of Hanukkah Medley
The Blenders                    The First Noel
M-Pact                      Oh Come Oh Come Emmanuel
Acoustix                        Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
The Rich Tones Chorus       Psalm 98/Shalom
The Vocal Majority          Sweet Little Jesus Boy
The Nylons                  God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Acoustix                        Mary Had A Baby
Common Ground Quartet   Lo How A Rose
The Big Chicken Chorus      I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
The New Tradition Chorus    Joy To The World
The Rich Tones Chorus       Star Carol
The Vocal Majority          Carol of the Bells
Kindred Spirits Quartet     What Can I Give Him?
Hunterdon Harmonizers       Coventry Carol
Cahoots Quartet             It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
Five O'Clock Shadow         Little Drummer Boy
GLAD                            In the First Light
Accidentals                 I Wonder As I Wonder
Masters Of Harmony          Ring The Christmas Bells
Hampton Avenue              Night Of His Birth
Riptide                     Beautiful Savior
The Haven Quartet           Joy th The World
Dartmouthaires              Amen
Dartmouth Dodecaphonics Alleluia
Persuasions                 Christmas Means Love
Topflite Quartet                The Gift
Masters Of Harmony          Feast Of Lights Medley
Princeton Nassoons          Coventry Carol
Princeton Tigressions       Do You Hear What I Hear?
The Boston Common           Every Christmas Morning
Vox Bop                     What Child Is This
Gas House Gang              Go Tell It On The Mountain
The Vocal Majority          The Secret Of Christmas
The Bryn Mawr Mainliners    While By My Sheep
GLAD                            For Unto Us
Hampton Avenue              In A Manger
Accidentals                 Bring A Torch Jeannette Isabelle
Acoustix                        Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
Acoustix                        The First Noel
The Vocal Majority          Little Drummer Boy
Rich Tones Chorus           Oh Holy Night
Big Chicken Chorus          Silent Night
The Vocal Majority          Adeste Fidelis
The Vocal Majority          Hallelujah Chorus
The Gas House Gang          Mary Did You Know?
The Gas House Gang          Some Children See Him
The New Tradition Chorus    I Have Seen The Light
The Vocal Majority          Alleluia

Happy Holidays to all of our listeners of all faiths... may your New Year be
blessed with health , happiness, and MUSIC!
God Bless you all,
Rich Taylor, Co-Host of The "APPLAUSE" Show
     for Dave Stadtmauer and T.J. Barranger and
     the management and staff of WDVR-FM
     WWW.WDVRFM.ORG

Coming back at ya with greetings from The Accidentals. Thanks for including
us in your holiday playlist.
My ultimate New Year's fantasy: to whip together a 2,001-voice a cappella
arrangement of "Also Sprach Zarathustra" - complete with voc/perc timpani -
and greet the REAL Millennium in style!
;)
Jim Vincent
The Accidentals

> Hi there netters,
>
>  Well, Dave Stadtmauer, T.J. Barranger and I want to send each and every
one
>  of you our very best wishes for the Holiday Season, and for a safe and
>  healthy New Year.  We feel very humbled to have been able to bring you the
>  very best of the a cappella world every Thursday night from 7:00-10:00pm
>  Eastern Time on WDVR-FM eminating from Sergeantsville, N.J..
>
>  We had the great ppleasure of presenting some of the most meaningful music
>  last Thursday night from the most talented groups in our library.  We
chose
>  to play "more music" and "Less Talking" for this very special night and
>  managed to play more than 50 selections.  We thank all the participating
>  groups who have given us their music for the holiday season.  Because of
>  their support, you all heard the very best of both worlds on The
"APPLAUSE"
>  Show 12/21.  Let's look at those songs:
>
>  The Vocal Majority          I'm the Music Man
>  The Vocal Majority          It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
>  The New Tradition Chorus    Lights of Hanukkah Medley
>  The Blenders                    The First Noel
>  M-Pact                      Oh Come Oh Come Emmanuel
>  Acoustix                        Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
>  The Rich Tones Chorus       Psalm 98/Shalom
>  The Vocal Majority          Sweet Little Jesus Boy
>  The Nylons                  God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
>  Acoustix                        Mary Had A Baby
>  Common Ground Quartet   Lo How A Rose
>  The Big Chicken Chorus      I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
>  The New Tradition Chorus    Joy To The World
>  The Rich Tones Chorus       Star Carol
>  The Vocal Majority          Carol of the Bells
>  Kindred Spirits Quartet     What Can I Give Him?
>  Hunterdon Harmonizers       Coventry Carol
>  Cahoots Quartet             It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
>  Five O'Clock Shadow         Little Drummer Boy
>  GLAD                            In the First Light
>  Accidentals                 I Wonder As I Wonder
>  Masters Of Harmony          Ring The Christmas Bells
>  Hampton Avenue              Night Of His Birth
>  Riptide                     Beautiful Savior
>  The Haven Quartet           Joy th The World
>  Dartmouthaires              Amen
>  Dartmouth Dodecaphonics Alleluia
>  Persuasions                 Christmas Means Love
>  Topflite Quartet                The Gift
>  Masters Of Harmony          Feast Of Lights Medley
>  Princeton Nassoons          Coventry Carol
>  Princeton Tigressions       Do You Hear What I Hear?
>  The Boston Common           Every Christmas Morning
>  Vox Bop                     What Child Is This
>  Gas House Gang              Go Tell It On The Mountain
>  The Vocal Majority          The Secret Of Christmas
>  The Bryn Mawr Mainliners    While By My Sheep
>  GLAD                            For Unto Us
>  Hampton Avenue              In A Manger
>  Accidentals                 Bring A Torch Jeannette Isabelle
>  Acoustix                        Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
>  Acoustix                        The First Noel
>  The Vocal Majority          Little Drummer Boy
>  Rich Tones Chorus           Oh Holy Night
>  Big Chicken Chorus          Silent Night
>  The Vocal Majority          Adeste Fidelis
>  The Vocal Majority          Hallelujah Chorus
>  The Gas House Gang          Mary Did You Know?
>  The Gas House Gang          Some Children See Him
>  The New Tradition Chorus    I Have Seen The Light
>  The Vocal Majority          Alleluia

Hi Jim,

Can I be in the 2001 voices?????  :) :) :)

Thanks for your post..and please, listen in some Thursday night.. and Email
us in the studio if you do!  We love to hear from you.

Hey would you guys ever think of doing a live shot at our studios in
Sergeantsville, NJ (Hunterdon County near Flemington/Lambertville) ?

We are a public broadcasting station (no budget) so we wouldn't be able to
pay anything, but we do have a performing space called "The LOFT @ Studio D"
which has seating for about 50 people, and an incredible sound system, and we
can broadcast the show direct onto the air as part of The "APPLAUSE" Show.
We have had Hampton Ave, The Persuasions, Ball In The House, Streetheart, and
several barbershop groups on the show live already.  We would love to have
you guys live... our audiences would love The Accidentals.

Let me know if that is a possibility...also, have you done any other CD's? I
have attached the station/show's policy regarding submission of music for
consideration on the Playlist.

Thanks for all your great music...hope to hear from you soon.
Rich Taylor, CoHost of The "APPLAUSE Show

hi there
I'm a tenor experienced in a capella.
I live in Israel right now but planning a move to New York this
coming summer.
I'm interested in singing with an a capella group, either
proffessional or semi proffessional with as diverse material as
possible.
fluent English and Hebrew and with lots of arrangements for Isralei
songs (if you're interested).
Talk to me
aldema@...
or
aldema@...

----- Original Message -----

From: Yaron Aldema

To: ny-acappella@egroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 7:44 AM

Subject: [ny-acappella] Tenor looking for a group

hi there
I'm a tenor experienced in a capella.
I live in Israel right now but planning a move to New York this
coming summer.
I'm interested in singing with an a capella group, either
proffessional or semi proffessional with as diverse material as
possible.
fluent English and Hebrew and with lots of arrangements for Isralei
songs (if you're interested).
Talk to me
aldema@...
or
aldema@...




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Yaron:

You should check out Vocal Area Network (www.van.org) for news about all
things related to vocal ensemble music in the New York metropolitan area.
If it's a chorus or other kind of vocal group, odds are excellent that you
can find out about it at VAN.

Best,
dan

> hi there
> I'm a tenor experienced in a capella.
> I live in Israel right now but planning a move to New York this
> coming summer.
> I'm interested in singing with an a capella group, either
> proffessional or semi proffessional with as diverse material as
> possible.
> fluent English and Hebrew and with lots of arrangements for Isralei
> songs (if you're interested).
> Talk to me
> aldema@...
> or
> aldema@...
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ny-acappella-unsubscribe@egroups.com

--- In ny-acappella@egroups.com, "Thomas Nasman" <knasman@f...> wrote:
> What part of New York, the City, Upstate, ??


city

--- In ny-acappella@egroups.com, "Dan Rosenbaum" <dan@3...> wrote:
> Yaron:
>
> You should check out Vocal Area Network (www.van.org) for news
about all
> things related to vocal ensemble music in the New York metropolitan
area.
> If it's a chorus or other kind of vocal group, odds are excellent
that you
> can find out about it at VAN.
>
> Best,
> dan


Thanks a lot
Yaron

Hi.. I'm a 26 yr old male vocalist looking to do some singing in the
NYC area. I am taking vocal lessons and have done alot of home
recording of harmonies, but have never actually sung in an a cappella
group though I would very much like to. Could someone recommend a
group/class/whatever in NYC?

Thanks in advance for any help -
Todd

PS: Demo recordings available upon request; I also play guitar

Hmm. I don't know of any classes for a cappella group singing per se. But if
there are, it's most likely that you'd find something at The New School,
which has an extensive jazz singing and performance program.

Check out the Vocal Area Network (www.van.org) to get an idea of the types
of groups -- and skill levels requires -- that are out there in the NY Metro
area.

A question: do you read music?

best,
dan rosenbaum

----- Original Message -----
From: <anthont@...>
To: <ny-acappella@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 4:41 AM
Subject: [ny-acappella] tenor looking for singing opportunities in NYC


> Hi.. I'm a 26 yr old male vocalist looking to do some singing in the
> NYC area. I am taking vocal lessons and have done alot of home
> recording of harmonies, but have never actually sung in an a cappella
> group though I would very much like to. Could someone recommend a
> group/class/whatever in NYC?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help -
> Todd
>
> PS: Demo recordings available upon request; I also play guitar
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ny-acappella-unsubscribe@egroups.com
>
>
>
>

Hi Todd:

You might want to check out the Big Apple Chorus, a men's barbershop chorus
in Manhattan.  They are fabulous, singing all kinds of music.  Here is their
website:  http://bigapplechorus.org/

Betty Coben
Heart of NJ Chorus
SAI Chapter


> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <anthont@...>
> To: <ny-acappella@egroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 4:41 AM
> Subject: [ny-acappella] tenor looking for singing opportunities in NYC
>
> > Hi.. I'm a 26 yr old male vocalist looking to do some singing in the
> > NYC area. I am taking vocal lessons and have done alot of home
> > recording of harmonies, but have never actually sung in an a cappella
> > group though I would very much like to. Could someone recommend a
> > group/class/whatever in NYC?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any help -
> > Todd
> >
> > PS: Demo recordings available upon request; I also play guitar
> >
> >
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In this issue:

***  The John Link Vocal Quintet now on MP3.COM!

***  Performances January 25th at West Side YMCA

***  Dance performance at the Isadora Duncan Foundation

*** "Feldenkrais for Musicians" article available



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The John Link Vocal Quintet now on MP3.COM!
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The John Link Vocal Quintet is now on mp3.com! Visit
www.mp3.com/JohnLinkVocalQuintet/ to listen to or download cuts from the CD
"Live at Saint Peter's", look at pictures of all five members of the group,
check out the cover art and the program, read the liner notes by Earl
Zindars, and buy the CD. Tell your friends!


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Performances January 25th at West Side YMCA
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On Thursday, January 25th, at 7:30 p.m., I'll be one of the featured
performers for the open mike at The Writer's Voice at the West Side YMCA in
New York City, playing the original music I composed for guitar for
excerpts from "Anatomy of a Doll", a one-woman show written and performed
by Terri Muuss. I'll also be joined by Anne Tormela, soprano, as we perform
my arrangements for solo voice and guitar of "Gymnopédie No. 1" by Erik
Satie, and "Prelude No. 4 in E Minor" and "Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2" by
Frederick Chopin. Admission is FREE.

The West Side YMCA is located at 5 West 63rd Street in New York City. The
Writer's Voice is curated by Lynn Gerber. For further information, call
(718)268-3213.


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Dance performance at the Isadora Duncan Foundation
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On Friday, January 12th, and Friday, January 19th, Lori Belilove & Company
will perform dances from the repertoire of Isadora Duncan at the Isadora
Duncan Foundation. The January 12th performance will feature dances to the
music of Schubert and Chopin, accompanied by pianist Jonathan Irving. The
January 19th performance will feature dances to the music of Schubert,
Chopin, and Gluck, with accompaniment by Mosaic, a tio consisting of piano,
cello, and flute. Among the music played by the trio will be my
arrangements of several pieces by Gluck.

The Duncan Foundation is located at 141 West 26th Street in Manhattan
between 6th and 7th Avenues. Tickets ar $20. For reservations call
(212)691-5040.


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"The Feldenkrais Method for Musicians" article available
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The September 2000 issue of Allegro, the newletter of Local 802, American
Federation of Musicians, included an article I wrote entitled "The
Feldenkrais Method for Singers (and Instrumentalists)". To read the article
online, go to www.local802afm.org, click on ALLEGRO, go to the bottom of
the page and click on ALL PUBLICATIONS, click on SEPTEMBER 2000, and then
click on MUSICIANS' ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. If you would like a copy of the
article but don't have access to the internet, please send me your
snail-mail address. For information about the Feldenkrais Method, visit
www.feldenkrais.com.



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