Q

Q is a youthful quartet of accomplished barbershop singers that burst onto the scene in 2003, oustscoring all North American quartets in district competition and finishing 28th in international competition, all in its first year and 20th in Louisville 2004. Poster boys for the young men in harmony movement (half started singing barbershop before the age of ten; the other half in their teens) and for the art of woodshedding (all four are AHSOW members), Q has quickly been recognized as a fast-rising star in the Barbershop Harmony Society and has been booked for shows in its native Nevada/California area and around the country.

Group members: Raymond Davis (tenor), Robert Lenoil (lead), Michael Stewart (bass), Cory Hunt (Baritone)

Discography

The First Year

This Is It (Bugs Bunny Overture) Almost Like Being In Love Don't Blame Me I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Anytime At All Q Eyes Medley Love Letters (Straight from Your Heart) Santa Claus Is Coming To Town Alice Blue Gown I've Been Working on the Railroad When She Loved Me I Used To Call Her baby Medley When the Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for Alabama

In its first nine months, Reno, NV-based Q took first place at the divisional level (California/northern Nevada), at the district level (not only winning its district, but outscoring every quartet in all sixteen SPEBSQSA districts) and finished 28th at the world championships in Montreal. Coaching other quartets at the Sacramento Area Quartet Workshop and student quartets at the Northern California Youth Harmony Camp, receiving standing ovations for its music and witty jokes at every barbershop show it headlined, Q went into the studio to record The First Year, its debut CD. What a year! "First Year" has 13 well-chosen classics that showcase the group's ringing chords and tight harmonies: "This Is It (Bugs Bunny Overture," Lerner & Lowe's "Almost Like Being In Love," "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows," a very nice "Q Eyes Medley," "Alice Blue Gown," the traditional "I've Been Working On The Railroad," "I Used To Call Her Baby Medley," and Irving Berlin's "When The Midnight Choo Choo Leaves For Alabam." Randy Newman's heart-tugger "When She Loved Me" is particularly fine. Keep an eye on Q‹they're making things happen in the Barbershop world!

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