Range A Cappella

RANGE is a New York City based a cappella group. All of our members work in various fields of entertainment industry, and on Broadway. We are dedicated to releasing original, in house arrangements of songs that are sure to drop your jaw to the floor.

Rappahannock Choral Society

Rapscallions

The Rapscallions, formed just four years earlier by four Bowling Green State University students, amazed the barbershop world when they won the 1984 international quartet championship in St. Louis. The quartet, in fact, placed in the top ten internationally each of the three years they competed: 9th in 1982, 6th in '83, and first in 1984. Tenor Dave Smotzer, lead Dave Wallace, bari Tim Frye, and bass Jeff Oxley formed the quartet in 1980 while working summer jobs in Cedar Point, Ohio to earn money to return to Bowling Green U.

Ray Charles Singers

Ray Charles is the stage name of Charles Raymond Offenberg (born September 13, 1918, in Chicago, Illinois), an American musician, songwriter, and vocal conductor. He is best known for a series of easy listening record albums which he produced in the 1950s and 1960s as the Ray Charles Singers. This vocal group also sang backup on most of the recordings of Perry Como from 1950 to 1987, and Charles and his singers also appeared with Como in his live performances and on television. The Ray Charles Singers (with Charles featured prominently as lead male vocalist) sang the theme song to the television series Three's Company ("Come and Knock on Our Door"). He is sometimes known humorously as "The Other Ray Charles" to distinguish him from the great soul musician of the same name.

Ray Conniff Singers

Ray Conniff was born on November 6, 1916, in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Ray was exposed to music at an early age, his father was the leader/trombonist of the local Jewelry City Band and his mother played the piano. As a junior in Attleboro High School, Ray and some of his buddies decided to start a dance orchestra. Taking some musical tips from his father, Ray started practicing trombone and wound up playing first trombone for the band. It was for this group that Ray did his first arrangement, his fellow musicians loved his interpretation of "Sweet Georgia Brown."

Ray survived in the music business for over 65 years, he recorded over 100 albums and sold over 70 million albums, cassettes and CD's. He was the proud recipient of a Grammy Award for his recording of "Somewhere My Love", two Grammy nominations, over 10 gold albums, 2 platinum albums ("Somewhere My Love" and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"), CBS Records-Best Selling Artist for 1962 Award and countless international awards. On 12th October 2002 Ray Conniff passed away in San Diego.

Razzcals

The Razzcals Quartet formed in 1996. They are all members of Sweet Adelines, International. This high energy, contemporary, a capella quartet has dazzled audiences with their music, humor, and sizzle. They have placed 21st. 15th, 7th, and now 4th place (four times!) at the Sweet Adelines International convention. They are focused and on their way to that coveted number one spot.

Reading Choral Society

The Reading Choral Society is one of America's oldest musical ensembles, and from its earliest days has pursued performances characterized by vocal excellence and musical distinction. Under its first music director, German-trained Edward A. Berg, the Society flourished, in part from Berg's personal connections to the musical leaders of the day, particularly his friendship with Theodore Thomas, the most dynamic and foresighted orchestral conductor of the nineteenth century. Berg's enlightened direction and his mission-to perform great choral masterworks, without ignoring contemporary composers-has guided the Society since its founding. Berg and his successors performed the major choral/orchestral repertory (Messiah, The Creation, and Elijah were particularly popular), often accompanied by the New York Philharmonic Club, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and similar groups. The Society, like its many sister choruses across the country in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, brought musical stars and quality repertory to the Reading community, long before orchestras usurped that role in the public's perception. In its first half-century, the Society performed with such vocal stars such as baritone Nelson Eddy, and Metropolitan opera regulars Margaret Harshaw, William Hargrave, Julius Huehn, Wellington Ezekiel, and many others.

Reading Community Singers

Reading Community Singers (RCS) is a non-audition community chorus of over one hundred voices, bringing together singers of all ages with a desire to share a love of music with the community. We perform two concert series each season, in the fall and spring. We also appear at various community events, sporting events and volunteer performances. Initially founded as the Women's Choral Society in 1919, RCS is proud to be counted among the oldest continuously running choruses in the country. We recently celebrated our 100th anniversary in 2019!

Ready, Willing and Mabel

This Los Angeles-based vocal jazz group has been singing together since 2003, and has developed a loyal and enthusiastic following for its unique A Cappella style and lively personality. The group's sound has been described as "compelling," "mesmerizing," and "a cocktail for the ears!" The foursome, who describe themselves as "self-confessed chord freaks", share a passion for "dangerously close harmonies" and "songs that can melt the heart!" A powerful combination indeed!

The Group Members: Caroline McLean, the group's lead singer, hails from Leeds, England.Kate Walker, alto, originates from beautiful Christchurch, New Zealand.Peter Neushul, tenor, is a native Los Angelino (claiming to be a descendent of Attila the Hun!). Jim Campbell, bass, has been singing professionally since 1991 when he moved to Los Angeles from Louisville, KY.

Realtime

Realtime has been together since March of 2003, when John Newell arrived in Canada and mutual friends helped bring the group together. Since then it's been a musical whirlwind of activity, with three recordings, hundreds of shows and a world championship and a whole lot of fun under their belt. In 2008, Doug Broersma became the official lead singer, when John retired. Realtime became the 2005 International Quartet Champions of the Barbershop Harmony Society in Salt Lake City. So having reached the pinnacle of the barbershop contest world, they have sung in their last contest, and received their final score in the barbershop genre.

Reconciliation Singers Voices of Peace

Founded in 2000 by Artistic Director Julie Adams, RSVP's mission is bringing people together through the arts and giving back to the community. RSVP nurtures the community with its highly-praised, dynamic concerts while providing concrete, financial contributions that go on making a difference long after the applause. All members of RSVP donate their time so that all proceeds from concerts can go to local organizations in need.

The versatile, skilled singers of RSVP perform everything from classical choral literature and madrigals to contemporary music, freedom songs, folk tunes, and jazz. Each creative and artistic concert is tailor-made to suit the audience and the organization being supported.

Red Blazer Men’s Chorale

Red Letter Daze

Red Letter Daze is a quartet of women from Arizona that love to make music together. MaryAnne Muglia, Celine Durney, and Aaliyah Bancod, and Emily Drum formed their friendship in the Arizona a cappella community. Each of them were leaders in their own groups, and they each have created multi-award winning sets at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella since 2015. The quartet also attended A Cappella Academy and have sung with various artists including Pentatonix, m-pact, Josh Groban, Barry Manilow, and The Real Group. After graduating and a few years of being apart, they've decided to return together as Red Letter Daze. They released their CARA nominated debut album in 2020, and have a growing following on Tiktok with over 200,000 followers. They plan to release their second album in 2022.

Red River Valley Chorus

Red River Valley Chorus is an extraordinary group of women who gather together in celebration of the art form known as Barbershop Music. Four Part Harmonies in Acapella style. It is amazing and beautiful for all audiences to enjoy!

Red RockAppella Ensemble

Red Rose Chorus

Red Stick Sound Chorus

Red Stick Sound Chorus is an a capella men's chorus that will soon be the newest chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. The Red Stick Sound is comprised of men from all over the Baton Rouge area. Only few are classically trained musicians, but that does not deter members from enjoying great harmony. The members come from all walks of life- musicians, mechanics, engineers, CPA's, and several guys who retired long ago, they don't remember what they did for a living!

The love of harmony, especially Barbershop Harmony, bring us together to sing at civic clubs, corporate parties, awards banquets and anywhere else people gather for an evening. The chorus is an affiliated chapter with the International Barbershop Harmony Society with over 750 chapters and 25,000 members.

The chorus welcomes men of good character with a desire to improve their music skills to participate. A brief audition will let the music committee know where you fit in and the craft sessions work to blend the voices into an expanded unit sound

Redline

Formed in October 2007, Redline is made up of local guys who love to sing, and they've been delivering their fresh blend of instrument-free music to fans around the greater Boston area ever since!

Redmond Chorale

Redmond Chorale is a semi-auditioned, SATB, adult-voiced choir performing a variety of choral literature in three concert seasons every year.

Through excellent achievement and education in choral arts, Redmond Chorale raises funds for charitable causes in and around Redmond, as members of the choir connect with each other and with the community.

Redshift

Redshift is a 7 member vocal group based in the Bay Area, California. We've been entertaining people for ten years with a wide repertoire, featuring everything from alternative rock to Weird Al. We sing at various public and private events throughout the Bay Area, at schools, bookstores, coffee shops, and community centers.

Redwood Chordsmen

The Redwood Chordsmen are a group of singers dedicated to spreading the love of Barbershop harmony and other acapella styles with the community and have for over 50 years. The group focuses on having the most fun while constantly improving the vocal craft. We frequently offer public performances throughout the community in support of youth, veterans, and the joy of singing. With ages ranging from 19 to 90 we encourage all who love to sing to come out and see just how fun it can be.

Regents

When the Regents won the international quartet championship at Kansas City's 1974 contest, it may have seemed to some that they had an easy road to the gold. It was their fifth international contest, and they had placed third on two previous tries, in 1972 and '73.

But collectively tenor Harry Williamson, lead Joe Mazzone, bari Ron Knickerbocker and bass Hal Kauffman had logged 44 years of experience in nearly 25 different quartets. They lived in four different (albeit small and neighboring) states. And they comprised a quartet that had evolved through four editions since it was formed in the mid-1960s.

Remedy

Remedy comes from different ends of Ohio to form the University of Dayton's first a cappella group. When they are not captivating their audience, Remedy enjoys spending time together as a group. From many walks of life and representing a vast number of majors, the group discovered camaraderie and harmony instantly. Remedy hopes to entertain and captivate the audience with their memorable performances.

Renaissance City Choirs

RCC is western Pennsylvania's only LGBTQIA+ and allies choral group. We strive to promote a positive image of the LGBTQIA+ community and to be a leading contributor to the cultural life of the tri-state area. We seek to build bridges both within the LGBTQIA+ community, the music community, and with the community at large. Our programming blends challenging contemporary music, commissions of new works, an ambitious traditional repertoire, and music from various world cultures.

We seek to educate, challenge and enlighten both our audiences and our singing membership. We continue to affirm, by example and through song, the worth and dignity of those in our community. Music that is queer-positive and openly supports issues related to human equality and justice is represented at all concerts.

Renaissance Revelers

The Renaissance Revelers madrigal ensemble performs medieval and renaissance music in the greater Washington DC metro area. The ensemble has performed at the Maryland Renaissance Festival annually since 1987.

Renaissance Street Singers

The Renaissance Street Singers of New York, directed by John Hetland, have sung polyphonic music from the late 15th century to the early 17th a cappella on the sidewalks and in the public spaces of New York City. The motivation is love for the music and the wish to share it. Concerts are usually two Sundays a month from 2 to 4 pm, always free.

We sing motets, Psalms, Magnificats, mass sections, hymns, and other sacred music by Guillaume Du Fay, Jean de Ockeghem, Josquin des Prez, Ludwig Senfl, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, William Byrd, Tomas Luis de Victoria, Manuel Cardoso, and their contemporaries.

Rendezvous

Rendezvous is a mixed a cappella quartet from the Chicago area. They have very diverse interests and careers, but share a common joy in singing a cappella music. All four are accomplished singers in the barbershop style, now they get together to sing in a style that is truly their own. Their repertoire ranges from popular songs to jazz, folk and gospel, and there is sure to be something for everybody in each of their performances. Rendezvous has performed in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, Oregon, New Mexico, and as far away as St. Petersburg, Russia. They recently recorded a new jingle that will be airing nationwide on radio and television for Empire Today (formerly Empire) Carpets.

Rendition

Rendition is a Sweet Adelines International competing quartet. We sing A cappella with an emphasis on the barbershop style. Members include: Lead-Kayla Fuller, Tenor-Tracy Fuller, Baritone-Ruth Ann Parker and Bass-Debbie Masters!

Renegade Quartet

Renegade is a brand new quartet based in the Seattle area. Between us we have two and a half music degrees, two teaching certificates, three cats, two goldfish, a hedgehog, and over 100 years of musical experience. Singing in the barbershop style brought us wacky, driven, goofball girls together. Our members are: Rachel Murphy (tenor), Alena Hemingway (lead), Holly Davis (baritone), and Bethany Frerichs (bass). We hope that singing new and diverse music, getting great coaching in many styles, and performing at amazing events like this one will inspire our audiences, and keep us together.

Reno Philharmonic Chorus

The Reno Philharmonic Chorus, under the direction of Jennifer Tibben, performs with the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra during their regular Classix Season as well as during Spirit of the Season and summer pops concerts. The Reno Phil Chorus is a volunteer, auditioned ensemble.

Reno Silver Dollar Chorus

Rescue

Rescue is drawing in listeners of all ages. Their sound is described as fresh and exciting, as they have developed their own captivating style that brings listeners into an entertaining and worshipful arena. Influences include the well-known Take 6, Rockapella, and Acappella. With the doors that the Lord is continuing to open, Rescue is looking to take their music to every corner of the globe.

It all started in the spring of 1996 when Jason Overstreet had just finished his senior college recital, in which he had written and performed several a cappella songs. Impressed with his performance, his professors urged him to pursue his musical talents in the field of a cappella music. Having had previous conversations regarding a shared passion for singing, Jason got in touch with high-school and college friends Jason McKenney, and former members: Chad Krober and Matt Lusk. Together they formed a quartet and committed to learning, writing and performing a cappella songs.

Resolve

RESOLVE is a vocal jazz quartet based out of Central Florida. Inspired by legendary vocal groups such as the Manhattan Transfer and the New York Voices, these four young vocalists bring a flair and musicality to the stage that is all their own!

When they're not creating music as RESOLVE, they spend their time performing for the Walt Disney Company. Collectively, they can be seen performing at various stages throughout Walt Disney World, including: The Dapper Dans, Finding Nemo - The Musical, and The Voices of Liberty!

Resonance Ensemble

A professional choral ensemble in Portland that is committed to creating innovative programming of exceptional music, specializing in concerts that explore resonances between music and other disciplines

Resonance Women's Chorus

Resonance Women's Chorus of Boulder aspires to build and to nourish a community of women who share an artistic vision, an experience of human connection, and a desire to express both through song. Our music and our community are energized by our joy in singing together and by our commitment to the shared project and to each other.

Resonance is a gently auditioned chorus open to all singers who can match pitch, blend with others, and make a strong commitment to rehearsal and performance schedules. By working together with individual integrity and deep mutual respect, we resolve the paradox of how to embrace singers of widely varying musical backgrounds while challenging everyone to achieve the highest standards of musical excellence - how to create a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. We achieve this by combining clearly stated expectations for impeccable presence with rehearsal processes that respect the different musical backgrounds, learning processes, and experiences of each singer. The communal task of learning and memorizing music stretches us, sometimes wearies us, and ultimately delights us through the thrill of performing and the emotional response of our audience. As one singer writes, "We are rewarded for choosing to be present, for choosing 'doing' over 'watching.' In learning to trust each other and

Resonance Women's Chorus of Boulder

Resonance Women's Chorus of Boulder aspires to build and to nourish a community of women who share an artistic vision, an experience of human connection, and a desire to express both through song. Our music and our community are energized by our joy in singing together and by our commitment to the shared project and to each other.

Resonance is a gently auditioned chorus open to all singers who can match pitch, blend with others, and make a strong commitment to rehearsal and performance schedules. By working together with individual integrity and deep mutual respect, we resolve the paradox of how to embrace singers of widely varying musical backgrounds while challenging everyone to achieve the highest standards of musical excellence - how to create a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. We achieve this by combining clearly stated expectations for impeccable presence with rehearsal processes that respect the different musical backgrounds, learning processes, and experiences of each singer. The communal task of learning and memorizing music stretches us, sometimes wearies us, and ultimately delights us through the thrill of performing and the emotional response of our audience. As one singer writes, "We are rewarded for choosing to be present, for choosing 'doing' over 'watching.' In learning to trust each other and our director, we are reminded that growth comes only through taking risks."

Resonate Choral Arts

Resonate is a group of dynamic women who embrace lifelong learning, collaboration and connection through music. We aim to connect young women in high-school with adult women in our community and to enable their full participation in the creation and performance of meaningful art. We ask our singers and director to push their limits in the interest of creating beauty, ease, depth and connection; to grow in skill, self confidence, and capacity for fun!

Resonate has serious ambitions to make the world a little kinder, but we don't take ourselves too seriously. Our toolkit is vast and eclectic! We use kazoos, ukuleles, stories, movement, homemade props, improv, bingo, and meditation. Our repertoire includes Queen, The Andrew Sisters, traditional and non-traditional folk songs, ethereal harmonies, and Ani DiFranco. There's beauty and meaning in a lot of stuff, and we strive to keep learning about it and connecting to it in new ways.

Rehearsals include warm-ups and learning exercises to expand musicianship, performance confidence and other skills that are a benefit in music and in life. We share our music and spoken word performances at community events, care facilities and other places where our music will benefit the wider communit

Resound Ensemble

Resound Ensemble is a community of singers sharing intimate, engaging performances with audiences in the San Francisco Bay Area. We are committed in an eclectic repertoire that connects today's audience to the human experience through song.

Resounding Achord

Resounding Achord Productions was founded by a group of singers and choral enthusiasts in 2012 as a service organization with the mission of "building our community through song." Resounding Achord is a 40-voice mixed choir based in San Jose, CA, conducted by Artistic Director Kristina Nakagawa. One of the core values of the organization is to produce accessible programs for wide audiences. Our repertoire ranges from early classical music to modern popular standards.

Resounding Chorus

A community chorus in Rochester, MN, welcoming those experiencing Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia and their support partners. Resounding Voices rehearses weekly and performs publicly.

Resounding Harmony

In early 2008, under the watchful eye of Dr. Timothy Seelig, a chorus of volunteers from throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex assembled for its first concert on the fifth anniversary of the beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom. This concert was a call to peace for the DFW community. The Voices of Peace concert drew Dr. Maya Angelou to Dallas to be the keynote speaker for the event. After the resounding success of this event it became clear that this chorus had a purpose, a mission, and a vision that could not be ignored.

Soon afterward, a group of 10 people gathered in a conference room to plan for the chorus that would soon become Resounding Harmony. With a framework laid, invitations were sent out to local choruses, churches, and social groups looking for singers to join the chorus. The first rehearsal of Resounding Harmony was expected to draw about a hundred singers. To the delight and amazement of the organization's founders, the first rehearsal brought in one hundred and seventy-five enthusiastic people that wanted to join this group. The rest is history.

Resounding Harmony's unique mission is built on the theory of musical philanthropy. To date Resounding harmony has donated almost $175,000 to our beneficiaries.

Restless Vocal Band

Restless Vocal Band is a vocal powerhouse from Seattle, WA. Voted as the #2 best band in Seattle for 3 years in a row and the 2016 Pacific North West Harmony Sweepstakes Champions, there is never a dull moment when you're part of Restless. Comprised of six people who genuinely love to perform together, Restless creates a high energy, fun and exciting stage show complete with music spanning almost 10 decades of music.

Reston Chorale

The Reston Chorale has excited audiences with its musical excellence and versatility for 50 years. The Chorale was established to provide Western Fairfax County and the Greater Washington DC Metropolitan Area with the finest in choral music performance produced by amateur and professional musicians from the community. The mission of The Reston Chorale is to promote community interest and participation in, and enjoyment of, choral music

Return 2 Zero

Andrew C. White, Sammy Pawlak, Marshall Webb, and Doug Teel began singing together in the early nineties while performing with the Hollywood Hi-Tones at Universal Studios Florida. Return 2 Zero was formed in 1994 and began singing at various theme parks and conventions. They competed in several national a cappella competitions, winning prestigious honors in group and arrangement categories. The extraordinary arranging talents of Doug Teel and Marshall Webb have carved out the sound that millions have grown to love from Return 2 Zero. For 14 years "the guys" surprised and delighted crowds daily at Disney's Hollywood Studios as "Four for a Dollar" They have most recently been seen at Sea World Orlando singing at the Polar Express Experience.

Other clients include Coca Cola, Hallmark, McDonald's, Houston Rockets, San Antonio Spurs, Kansas City Royals, and many more.

Reunion

Reunion was formed in the spring of 1981, when members of two disbanded street-corner groups, (the Chime-Times and the Memo's) joined together to drink some beer and sing some songs. It all started when two old friends were reminiscing about their teen-age years, and singing in a street-corner group, in Brick, NJ. The two, Dennis Chervenak and Ron Meyer, wondered if there were others who still enjoyed singing the doowop songs they grew up with. They put a classified ad in a local paper, and waited to see if there was any response.

The first call they had was from a guy who said that he sang lead in a group when he was a teen-ager in Brick, and the group was called the Chime-Times. Ron said,"Is this Steve Schmidt", he answered yes, who's this! The next day another phone call brought us "Singin Eddie" Velasquez, and two fellow members of the Memo's, Lou Spinelli and Steve D'Onofrio.

So, we started out as six-man group, with Steve Schmidt, and Steve D'Onofrio doing most of the leads. We never intended to perform for anything other than friends and family, but soon found ourselves singing in a Talent Show. A friend of Lou and Ed's, got us our first paying job, singing in a bowling alley bar in Union, NJ. We were the opening act for the main groups, Mixed Company and The Emery's.

Reveille Men's Chorus

Reveille continues its mission of CHANGING LIVES THROUGH MUSIC via community outreach, volunteer work, and musical productions filled with humor and heart.

Revelers

The Revelers were an American quintet (four close harmony singers and a pianist) popular in the late 1920s and early 1930s. The Revelers' recordings of "Dinah", "Old Man River", "Valencia", "Baby Face", "Blue Room", "The Birth of the Blues", "When Yuba Plays the Rumba on the Tuba", and many more, became popular in the United States and then Europe in the late 1920s. In August 1929, they appeared in the Netherlands with Richard Tauber at the Kurhaus, Scheveningen and the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam.

All of the members had recorded individually or in various combinations. The quartet, organized in 1918, performed under the name The Shannon Four before changing their name to The Revelers in 1925. The original Revelers were tenors Franklyn Baur and Lewis James, baritone Elliot Shaw, bass Wilfred Glenn, and pianist Ed Smalle. Smalle was replaced by Frank Black in 1926. The group (with Black at the piano) appeared in a short movie musical, The Revelers (1927), filmed in the sound-on-disc Vitaphone process. This one-reel short film, recently restored by "The Vitaphone Project," shows the group performing "Mine", "Dinah", and "No Foolin'". A second

Revels North Choruses

We provide the community an opportunity to explore and celebrate tradition as we connect through music, dance, and song.

Revival

Revival hails from San Diego, California and was formed in the summer of 1995. It didn't take long before they began making their mark at District and International quartet competitions. They earn the title of 1997 Far Western District Champions and went on to realize their ultimate dreams on the 4th of July in Atlanta, Georgia, when they were crowned 1998 SPEBSQSA International Quartet Champions!

reVoiced

Since 2012, reVoiced has gained a reputation for captivating audiences, creating their own sound by "revoicing" familiar classics. These five charismatic entertainers bring their distinct personalities together to create an unforgettable vocal experience. Its members have received countless vocal accolades, performing on Broadway and television shows like American Idol and The Sing-Off.
One of the group's long-held commitments is their self-managed Music in Schools Tour, where they've raised over $60,000 for music education programs across the country. In 2017, reVoiced expanded their community outreach by partnering with Best Buddies International, a non-profit organization that promotes awareness for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. True to their roots, reVoiced strives to make music that makes a difference. .
Whether a high-end luxury event or one of their fundraiser shows, the reVoiced vocal experience will uplift, inspire, and leave you wanting more.