Classic barbershop songs arranged by lumineries such as Greg Lyne, Ed Waesche, Dave Briner and Tom Gentil.

Classic barbershop songs arranged by lumineries such as Greg Lyne, Ed Waesche, Dave Briner and Tom Gentil.

Classic barbershop songs arranged by lumineries such as Greg Lyne, Ed Waesche, Dave Briner and Tom Gentil.

Classic barbershop songs arranged by lumineries such as Greg Lyne, Ed Waesche, Dave Briner and Tom Gentil.

Classic barbershop songs arranged by lumineries such as Greg Lyne, Ed Waesche, Dave Briner and Tom Gentil.

Classic barbershop songs arranged by lumineries such as Greg Lyne, Ed Waesche, Dave Briner and Tom Gentil.

The origin of the word 'woodshedding' is vague, to say the least. But from what little we know of the beginnings of the barbershop style of singing, it is clear that amateur quartets worked out the songs they sang by ear - a sort of trial and error method that became known as woodshedding. There is little doubt that the same is true of our early Society quartets -- they 'woodshedded' the chords that supported the melody. Today, the written arrangement has almost replaced harmonizing by ear. While published arrangements offer more opportunities for more quartets to learn more music -- and at a faster pace -- it would be unfortunate if woodshedding were to diappear from the barbershop quartet scene entirely. So the purpose of this folio is to encourage men to participate in the woodshedding experience.

Twenty inspirational hymns arranged for male quartets and choruses.

Twenty inspirational hymns arranged for male quartets and choruses.

Twenty inspirational hymns arranged for male quartets and choruses.

Twenty inspirational hymns arranged for male quartets and choruses.

Twenty inspirational hymns arranged for male quartets and choruses.

Twenty inspirational hymns arranged for male quartets and choruses.

A collection of barbershop standards by Val Hicks, Joe Liles, Greg Lyne and many others.

One of the most famous Christmas songs of all time this barbershop arrangement will cheer your audiences and performers alike. A Holiday winner! Includes 4 copies of the sheet music and a learning CD which is recorded as a a 'part-predominant' recording. This is where one voice part (tenor, lead, baritone or bass) is featured louder (or predominantly) in one channel (either left or right), to make learning that part easier for the singer. There is also a regular 'reference' version of the song as well. Helpful for all quartet members who can rehearse separately from the others. (in the car..)

One of the most famous Christmas songs of all time this barbershop arrangement will cheer your audiences and performers alike. A Holiday winner! Includes 4 copies of the sheet music and a learning CD which is recorded as a a 'part-predominant' recording. This is where one voice part (tenor, lead, baritone or bass) is featured louder (or predominantly) in one channel (either left or right), to make learning that part easier for the singer. There is also a regular 'reference' version of the song as well. Helpful for all quartet members who can rehearse separately from the others. (in the car..)

There's nothing finer than singing harmony with friends around the holidays and this barbershop arrangement by Russ Foris is bound to please. Includes 4 copies of the sheet music and a learning CD which is recorded as a a 'part-predominant' recording. This is where one voice part (tenor, lead, baritone or bass) is featured louder (or predominantly) in one channel (either left or right), to make learning that part easier for the singer. There is also a regular 'reference' version of the song as well. Helpful for all quartet members who can rehearse separately from the others. (in the car..)

There's nothing finer than singing harmony with friends around the holidays and this barbershop arrangement by Russ Foris is bound to please. Includes 4 copies of the sheet music and a learning CD which is recorded as a a 'part-predominant' recording. This is where one voice part (tenor, lead, baritone or bass) is featured louder (or predominantly) in one channel (either left or right), to make learning that part easier for the singer. There is also a regular 'reference' version of the song as well. Helpful for all quartet members who can rehearse separately from the others. (in the car..)

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S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. compiled this recording from its extensive archive of competition recordings. From the first song, 'Hello! My Baby,' sung by Second Edition (1989 International Champions), to the parting selection by the Ritz (1991 International Champions), 'Toot, Toot, Tootsie,' we are regaled with some of the greatest chorus and quartet performances ever recorded. The other groups included in this sixteen song compilation are Sidewinders, The Naturals, L.A. Tymes, Broadway, Southern Gateway Chorus, Interstate Rivals, Acoustix, The Vocal Majority and 139th Street Quartet. This is a fabulous lineup for great listening enjoyment!

This book focuses on 10 main skill areas of basic singing techniques with simple exercises to develop each skill. It is a basic, to the point, review of the primary elements of proper vocal technique for group singing. It is written primarily in layman's terms and is intended primarily for the amateur singer.

Go backstage at a Championship contest with this exciting PBS video, featuring performances by FRED, Revival, Bank Street, Turning Point, The Alexandria Harmonizers, and Vocal Majority (singing 'Jericho'). See firsthand what it takes to become a championship quartet!

Portland, Oregon, beautiful City of Roses, hosted the giant 2002 SPEBSQSA International Quartet and Chorus Finals. Here we have the top twenty finishers with a song from their audience- and judges-pleasing perfomances. Arguably the best 20 male barbershop groups in the country, singing in the competition of their lives! Gold Medal winner Four Voices and medalists Uptown Sound, Power Play and Riptide are at the top of a blue ribbon list of winners!

The top twenty choruses in the world of Barbershop, live from Portland, Oregon, in the International SPEBSQSA Finals! If you're into Barbershop, and especially the large choruses, you've hit the mother lode. The Gold Medal winner was Masters of Harmony and the Silver, Bronze, 4th and 5th places were Toronto Northern Lights, Alexandria Harmonizers, Ambassadors of Harmony and Midwest Vocal Express. The best choruses in the world together in Portland!

The top twenty choruses in the world of Barbershop, live from Portland, Oregon, in the International SPEBSQSA Finals! If you're into Barbershop, and especially the large choruses, you've hit the mother lode. The Gold Medal winner was Masters of Harmony and the Silver, Bronze, 4th and 5th places were Toronto Northern Lights, Alexandria Harmonizers, Ambassadors of Harmony and Midwest Vocal Express. The best choruses in the world together in Portland!

The Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America (SPEBSQSA) brings us this sampler collection of great barbershop, recorded live at SPEBSQSA international conventions. 16 songs, from 'Bring Back Those Good Old Days/`I Want A Girl by Boston Common, 'Row, Row Row' by The Ritz and 'Irish Lullaby' by Acoustix to 'My Wild Irish Rose' by The Naturals, 'Lida Rose/Will I Ever Tell You' by Rural Route 4 and 'California Here I Come' by Dealer's Choice. Mostly quartets, but there are a couple of very nice tunes by choruses, 'Swanee' by the Louisville Thoroughbreds and 'Alice Blue Gown' by The West Towns Chorus. It's all good, but the question remainsÐwith all that great harmony, how did they pick 16 Favorites? Our favorite: 'Lida Rose/Will I Ever Tell You,' by Rural Route 4.

SPEBSQSA's huge convention in Kansas City, entitled Music Man 2000, has come and gone, leaving us with two very sweet-sounding souvenirs: this CD, Top Twenty Quartets, and Top Twenty-Three Choruses. To give you an idea of the quality of the competition, one of our favorite groups, Metropolis, 1998 Harmony Sweeps winners, placed 10th! This CD is jam-packed with the best barbershop in the world, with two selections each from International Champions Platinum and Silver Medalist Michigan Jake, followed by songs from BSQ, Uptown Sound and Power Play, 3rd, 4th, and 5th place winners, all pictured in the liner notes with medals and trophies gleaming. There are 22 great cuts in all, and we have to say that SPEBSQSA, whose purpose is the 'Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing,' is preserving and encouraging its butt off. Long live Barbershop!

To our expectations that the sun will rise, the flowers grow and taxes will be due, we can add the Vocal Majority being named SPEBSQSA's International Chorus Champions again! And it's easy to see why, from their wonderful 'Sweetheart of Sigma Chi' and 'Mardi Gras/Parade' medley on this cd from the huge 2000 Kansas City convention. But they only need glance over their collective shoulders to see 22 other great groups, and why competition is as good for choruses as it is for phone service. From Silver Medalist New Tradition to the Big Chicken Chorus (6th place), the Senate-Aires (14th), and Men of A-Chord (ouch, 20th), to Whale City Sound (23nd), they all sing their lungs out. So whether or not the Majority is hearing footsteps, we're hearing, once again, great choral music!

Hot from the SPEBSQSA 'Music Man' convention in Kansas City, this video is like getting a backstage pass at a Championship SPEBSQSA Chorus competition. It features performances by International Champions The Vocal Majority, plus 22 other incredible groups. It's a wall of incredible sound, and you'll be right there to experience what it takes to become a championship chorus.

From the huge, hotly-contested SPEBSQSA convention in Nashville this year, we have the envelope, please, and the 2001 Quartet Champion is...Michigan Jake! In order, the runners-up are: Four Voices, Uptown Sound, Riptide, Power Play, Metropolis, BSQ, Gotcha!, Excalibur and 10 more excellent barbershop quartets. As the title says, this cd has the best songs from the top twenty quartets, and we can feel the excitement of this incredible event through the great barbershop harmonies!

By rule, last year's winner The Vocal Majority had to sit out the SPEBSQSA convention in Nashville this year, and New Tradition, the 2001 Chorus Champion, was quick to take advantage! Hot on their heels were Toronto Northern Lights, Alexandria Harmonizers, Ambassadors of Harmony, Big Chicken Chorus, the Great America Chorus, and fourteen other great groups. In this collection of the best songs by each of these great groups, we can experience the electricity, and incredible vocal harmony, in the air at the huge Nashville convention. Amazing!

The top 20 Chorus finishers in the International SPEBSQSA Finals, held in July of 2003 in Montreal, Quebec! If you're into Barbershop, and especially the large choruses, you've hit the mother lode. The Gold Medal winner, once again, was Vocal Majority, Silver was Toronto Northern Lights, and Bronze was Ambassadors of Harmony. The best choruses in the world, on stage in competition, in beautiful Montreal!

The top 20 Chorus finishers in the International SPEBSQSA Finals, held in July of 2003 in Montreal, Quebec! If you're into Barbershop, and especially the large choruses, you've hit the mother lode. The Gold Medal winner, once again, was Vocal Majority, Silver was Toronto Northern Lights, and Bronze was Ambassadors of Harmony. The best choruses in the world, on stage in competition, in beautiful Montreal!

Montreal, Quebec hosted the giant 2003 SPEBSQSA International Barbershop Quartet Finals. Here we have the top twenty finishers with a song from their audience- and judges-pleasing performances. Arguably the best 20 male barbershop groups in the country, singing in the competition of their lives! Gold Medal winner was Power Play, Silver, Gotcha!, and Bronze was our friends and former Sweeps champs Metropolis, the top of a blue ribbon list of winners!

Montreal, Quebec hosted the giant 2003 SPEBSQSA International Barbershop Quartet Finals. Here we have the top twenty finishers with a song from their audience- and judges-pleasing performances. Arguably the best 20 male barbershop groups in the country, singing in the competition of their lives! Gold Medal winner was Power Play, Silver, Gotcha!, and Bronze was our friends and former Sweeps champs Metropolis, the top of a blue ribbon list of winners!

Montreal, Quebec hosted the giant 2003 SPEBSQSA International Barbershop Quartet Finals. Here we have the top twenty finishers with a song from their audience- and judges-pleasing performances. Arguably the best 20 male barbershop groups in the country, singing in the competition of their lives! Gold Medal winner was Power Play, Silver, Gotcha!, and Bronze was our friends and former Sweeps champs Metropolis, the top of a blue ribbon list of winners!

A fabulous collection of classic arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business.

A fabulous collection of classic arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business.

A fabulous collection of classic arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business.

A fabulous collection of classic arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business.

A fabulous collection of classic arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business.

A fabulous collection of classic arrangements by some of the best in the barbershop business.

The giant SPEBSQSA convention in Louisville, KY once again attracted the best barbershop groups in the world, with gold medals on their minds. There were only four of those medals, though, and they ended up around the necks of Gotcha!, who wowed all of us in the audience at the 2004 A Cappella Summit. They have two great cuts on 'Top Twenty,' the ringing 'If I Had My Way' and 'Play That Barbershop Chord,' while all the other groups get a single cut. Silver was won by Max Q, who sing 'When My Sugar Walks Down the Street,' 3rd Place by Riptide's 'From the First Hello To the Last Goodbye,' 4th place by former Harmony Sweeps Winner Metropolis, who give us 'Medley: I'm In Love Again/Them There Eyes,' and 5th for Saturday Evening Post' who sing 'Blues In The Night.' There are actually 21 Top Quartets here, and there's not a weak cut on the entire CD!

This year's SPEBSQSA Convention in July in Louisville, KY, was bigger and better than ever, and you know the drill on these live recordings from the competitionÐone song each from the top 19 quartets, notably 'I'm In Love Again/Them There Eyes' medley by our Sweeps-winning friends, Metropolis, who placed fourth, 'From the First Hello to the Last Goodbye' by Riptide, #3, 'When My Sugar Walks Down the Street' by MaxQ, #2 and two from the champs, 'If I Had My Way' and 'Play That Barbershop Chord' by Gold medal winners Gotcha!, who wowed all of us in the audience at the A Cappella Summit in San Rafael, CA. Lots of tough competition in the Barbershop Quartet world sure leads to some sweet, powerful harmonies!

Louisville KY also, of course, hosted the 2004 SPEBSQSA International Chorus Competition, which in terms of shear vocal power, is unmatched on this planet! The Gold went to St. Charles, Missouri's dynamic Ambassadors of Harmony, who sing Rogers and Hammerstein's 'I Have Dreamed' and Frank Loesser's 'New Ashmolean Marching Society and Student's Conservatory Band,' which must be heard to be believed. 2nd Place went to The Northern Lights, with 'Make Them Hear You,' 3rd to New Tradition Chorus, who recall the minstrel shows with Stephen Foster's 'Medley: Camptown Races/Ring Ring de Banjo/Buffalo Gals,' 4th to Alexandria Harmonizers' with Gershwin's bluesy 'Summertime,' and 5th to The Alliance, who give us 'The Sunshine of Your Smile.' A powerful, amazing collection!

We have the 2005 collection of The Barbershop Society international competition winners, featuring Gold medalists Realtime's 'Story Of The Rose' and 'Cry Me A River,' Silver medalists Max Q's 'This Little Piggie Went To Market' and 'Steppin' Out With My Baby,' and Bronze medalists (and Sweeps winners) Metropolis' 'I Only Have Eyes for You' and 'Love/Eyes (Medley).' Riptide, O.C. Times, Vocal Spectrum, Saturday Evening Post... hot selections from the top 20 Barbershop Quartets in the world, live from the electric Finals in Salt Lake City!

Listen to Yesterday I Heard the Rain in RealAudio.

The Barbershop Society's collection of Top 20 Choruses from this summer's internationals is here, and Gold medalists Masters of Harmony, from Santa Fe Springs, CA open with 'Time After Time' and 'Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On' for us. Toronto's Northern Lights show how 'Right From The Start She Had My Heart' won Silver, and Northbrook, IL's New Tradition brings us the Bronze medal-winning 'If I Loved You' and 'Strike Up The Band.' The Alexandria Harmonizers, Great Northern Union, The Alliance and Sound of the Rockies followÐthe top 20 Choruses in the world, live from the Finals at Salt Lake CityÐwhat could be better?

Listen to Time After Time in RealAudio.

There was plenty of great harmony singing in Indianapolis this year and as usual the competition was tough. Winning the gold medals this time was St. Louis-based Vocal Spectrum featuring Timothy Waurick, Eric Dalbey, Jonny Moroni and Chris Hallam. In 2nd place was barbershop 'supergroup' Max Q, OC Times were 3rd, Metropolis 4th and Flipside finished 5th. With many, many hundreds of quartets competing every year to finish in the top 20 is a real accomplishment and these quarts clearly demonstrate why barbershop singing remains vibrant to this day.

Listen to Cheer Up Charlie in RealAudio.

It was a particularly good year for choruses this year and although the incredible Vocal Majority won once again they were very closely followed in 2nd place by the exciting new Westminster Chorus from southern California. With by far the youngest members of any barbershop chorus the Westminster Chorus are a very talented group of men who brings an exciting youthful energy to the contest. In 3rd place was Canada's Northern Lights, New Tradition was fourth and Midwest Vocal Express finished 5th.

Listen to South Rampart Street Parade in RealAudio.

It was a particularly good year for choruses this year and although the incredible Vocal Majority won once again they were very closely followed in 2nd place by the exciting new Westminster Chorus from southern California. With by far the youngest members of any barbershop chorus the Westminster Chorus are a very talented group of men who brings an exciting youthful energy to the contest. In 3rd place was Canada's Northern Lights, New Tradition was fourth and Midwest Vocal Express finished 5th.

Effective Choral Warm-ups offers a new approach to a critical segment of the rehearsal. Containing thirty exercises in the major areas of vocal production geared specifically for male choruses and quartets. The DVD shows the teaching process as well as the performance of each of the exercises so the instructor can prepare. The chorus member can also use these exercises on a daily basis for individual vocal improvement. Clinicians Jim DeBusman, Chris Peterson and Bill Rashleigh brings their years of experience to this 2 DVD set which will help all barbershop singers get the most from their voice.

In this special edition of inside the Musicians Studio, learn about TWO of the Barbershop Harmony Society's icons. Jim Miller and Freddie King share their personal stories of their successes throughout their careers as barbershop chorus directors and quartet singers. Learn how they got their start with barbershop and what they did to become so loved throughout our entire organization.

This excellent CD, specifically for music educators, features demos and all voice part learning sequences for:Under The Boardwalk, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, Jingle-Bell Rock, I Believe, Star-Spangled Banner, and O Canada!

July, 2007 in Denver, CO was hot, but the Barbershop Harmony Society's International Quartet competition being held there was even hotter! The gold went to supergroup Max Q, silver to OC Times, followed closely by Storm Front, State Line Grocery and Flipside. Live favorites from the top five are 'Little Pat' and 'I Got Rhythm/Fascinating Rhythm' medley by Max Q, 'I Want You, I Need You, I Love You' by OC Times, Storm Front's 'I Have Dreamed,' State Line Grocery's 'On The Sunny Side of the Street' and Flipside's 'The Banjo's Back In Town.' But listen to the Allies' 'Alamo Rag,' Wheelhouse's 'Anytime,' Saturday Evening Post's 'That's A-Plenty,' 3 Men & A Melody's 'Recipe for Making Love' and others by top 20 finishers such as Rounders, Four Aces, Late Show, 12th Street Rag, Voices Only, Nexus and Men in Black, and you'll see that excellence and entertainment were there in abundance on that magic night in Colorado!

Listen to Rhythm Medley in RealAudio.

July, 2007 in Denver, CO was hot, but the Barbershop Harmony Society's International Quartet competition being held there was even hotter! The gold went to supergroup Max Q, silver to OC Times, followed closely by Storm Front, State Line Grocery and Flipside. Live favorites from the top five are 'Little Pat' and 'I Got Rhythm/Fascinating Rhythm' medley by Max Q, 'I Want You, I Need You, I Love You' by OC Times, Storm Front's 'I Have Dreamed,' State Line Grocery's 'On The Sunny Side of the Street' and Flipside's 'The Banjo's Back In Town.' But listen to the Allies' 'Alamo Rag,' Wheelhouse's 'Anytime,' Saturday Evening Post's 'That's A-Plenty,' 3 Men & A Melody's 'Recipe for Making Love' and others by top 20 finishers such as Rounders, Four Aces, Late Show, 12th Street Rag, Voices Only, Nexus and Men in Black, and you'll see that excellence and entertainment were there in abundance on that magic night in Colorado!

The Barbershop Harmony Society's International Chorus competition, held in Denver, CO in July of 2007 saw California's Westminster Chorus emerge with the gold, singing gems like 'Their Hearts Were Full of Spring' and 'Strike Up the Band/Everybody Step' medley, followed by Ambassadors of Harmony, here singing 'They Didn't Believe Me,' local favorites Sound of the Rockies, singing 'Colorado, My Home,' and the Northern Lights, singing ''Cross the Mason Dixon Line.' But listening to top-20 finishers like Voices in Harmony sing 'The Sunshine of Your Smile,' The Alliance's 'When It's Nighttime in Dixieland,' Atlanta Vocal Project's 'Shakin' The Blues Away,' Vocal FX's 'When My Sugar Walks Down the Street,' Cambridge Chord Company's 'Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans,' and the Alexandria Harmonizers' 'Happy Feet Medley,' makes it clear to us what a tough decision the judges had to make!

The Barbershop Harmony Society's International Chorus competition, held in Denver, CO in July of 2007 saw California's Westminster Chorus emerge with the gold, singing gems like 'Their Hearts Were Full of Spring' and 'Strike Up the Band/Everybody Step' medley, followed by Ambassadors of Harmony, here singing 'They Didn't Believe Me,' local favorites Sound of the Rockies, singing 'Colorado, My Home,' and the Northern Lights, singing ''Cross the Mason Dixon Line.' But listening to top-20 finishers like Voices in Harmony sing 'The Sunshine of Your Smile,' The Alliance's 'When It's Nighttime in Dixieland,' Atlanta Vocal Project's 'Shakin' The Blues Away,' Vocal FX's 'When My Sugar Walks Down the Street,' Cambridge Chord Company's 'Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans,' and the Alexandria Harmonizers' 'Happy Feet Medley,' makes it clear to us what a tough decision the judges had to make!

This volume of arrangements has been compiled by the Society as an introduction to the joys of barbershop singing. The arrangements are simple but solid harmonizations of familiar and beloved melodies which are especially adaptable to the barbershop style. Although prepared primarily for beginning quartets and choruses, these songs will, with the use of imaginative and appropiate interpretation. create an effective and enjoyable presentation for the experienced groups as well.

This volume of arrangements has been compiled by the Society as an introduction to the joys of barbershop singing. The arrangements are simple but solid harmonizations of familiar and beloved melodies which are especially adaptable to the barbershop style. Although prepared primarily for beginning quartets and choruses, these songs will, with the use of imaginative and appropiate interpretation. create an effective and enjoyable presentation for the experienced groups as well.

This volume of arrangements has been compiled by the Society as an introduction to the joys of barbershop singing. The arrangements are simple but solid harmonizations of familiar and beloved melodies which are especially adaptable to the barbershop style. Although prepared primarily for beginning quartets and choruses, these songs will, with the use of imaginative and appropiate interpretation. create an effective and enjoyable presentation for the experienced groups as well.

This volume of arrangements has been compiled by the Society as an introduction to the joys of barbershop singing. The arrangements are simple but solid harmonizations of familiar and beloved melodies which are especially adaptable to the barbershop style. Although prepared primarily for beginning quartets and choruses, these songs will, with the use of imaginative and appropiate interpretation. create an effective and enjoyable presentation for the experienced groups as well.

This volume of arrangements has been compiled by the Society as an introduction to the joys of barbershop singing. The arrangements are simple but solid harmonizations of familiar and beloved melodies which are especially adaptable to the barbershop style. Although prepared primarily for beginning quartets and choruses, these songs will, with the use of imaginative and appropiate interpretation. create an effective and enjoyable presentation for the experienced groups as well.

This volume of arrangements has been compiled by the Society as an introduction to the joys of barbershop singing. The arrangements are simple but solid harmonizations of familiar and beloved melodies which are especially adaptable to the barbershop style. Although prepared primarily for beginning quartets and choruses, these songs will, with the use of imaginative and appropiate interpretation. create an effective and enjoyable presentation for the experienced groups as well.

The Barber Pole Cat Program was created many years ago and features popular Barbershop songs arranged and voiced so ALL singers can learn and participate. For decades these have been the standard arrangements where singers can meet at conventions and sing together having never met before.

The Barber Pole Cat Program was created many years ago and features popular Barbershop songs arranged and voiced so ALL singers can learn and participate. For decades these have been the standard arrangements where singers can meet at conventions and sing together having never met before.

The Barber Pole Cat Program was created many years ago and features popular Barbershop songs arranged and voiced so ALL singers can learn and participate. For decades these have been the standard arrangements where singers can meet at conventions and sing together having never met before.

The Barber Pole Cat Program was created many years ago and features popular Barbershop songs arranged and voiced so ALL singers can learn and participate. For decades these have been the standard arrangements where singers can meet at conventions and sing together having never met before.

The Barber Pole Cat Program was created many years ago and features popular Barbershop songs arranged and voiced so ALL singers can learn and participate. For decades these have been the standard arrangements where singers can meet at conventions and sing together having never met before.

The Barber Pole Cat Program was created many years ago and features popular Barbershop songs arranged and voiced so ALL singers can learn and participate. For decades these have been the standard arrangements where singers can meet at conventions and sing together having never met before.

It's a barbershop Christmas! All your favorite carols and fun songs have been arranged with fun and Holiday spirit and those great barbershop chords. With a Children's Medley, 'O Holy Night,' 'We Wish You A Merry Christmas' and others, 19 in all.

The complete set of Parts CDs for the same titled barbershop Christmas songbook.

The 80,000 men and women barbershoppers around the world are the largest consumers and generators of new a cappella arrangements today. To help train arrangers to meet these enormous needs, SPEBSQSA amassed this humongous manual, which likely contains everything you'll need to arrange in the barbershop style. For those interested in other styles, this manual includes many fundamentals and techniques that are critical, like ballet is to a dancer. There's all the basics on harmony theory and many examples of chord progressions and voice leading. The manual details the definition and evolution of the barbershop style, which is elaborated on in sections covering embellishments, tags, swipes and much more.

Anniversary Collection of over 50 barbershop classics - every barbershopper should own this one!

Music Capitol of the South Nashville, TN played host to the Barbershop Harmony Society's annual International Chorus competition in 2008, and The Masters of Harmony from Santa Fe Springs, CA, took home the Gold, winning their 7th championship! Here they sing 'Wonderful One' and 'Yona from Arizona.' Ambassadors of Harmony took the Silver, singing 'Love Walked In,' 'Voices of Harmony took 3rd Place Bronze with 'In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town,' Sound of the Rockies got 4th Place Bronze with 'You're from Heaven and You're Mine,' and New Tradition won 5th Place Bronze withtheir 'This is the Army Mr. Jones'/'Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning' medley. Sixth through twentieth place, The Alliance through Brothers in Harmony, are each represented by one song. These are all live cuts from the stage of the Nashville finals, and you can feel the excitement in the air! '2008 20 Top Choruses' brings us a powerful sampling of Barbershop's best!

Listen to Yona From Arizona in RealAudio.