In Celebration of the Human Voice - The Essential Musical Instrument
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Four Voices
Lead: Chad Guyton. Tenor: Lester Rector. Baritone: Brandon Guyton. Bass: Jayson VanHook. In 1993, when Bradley High School students, Chad and Brandon Guyton, attended a Harmony Explosion presentation, they had no idea what lay ahead. A few years later, they recruited two fellow Lee University musicians, Lester Rector and Jayson VanHook, to form Four Voices. Contrary to popular belief, the "Four Voices" name was not inspired from the obvious, that is the requirement to fulfill the prerequisites of a quartet. Actually, these young men met in the Voices of Lee, a 16-member vocal orchestra group at Lee University, where they contributed four of the eight men's voices to make a unique, harmonious sound that has gained international recognition. 2002 - Barbershop Quartet Champions |
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"After You've Gone" is a popular song composed in 1918 by Turner Layton, with lyrics written by Henry Creamer. This classic has been recorded by Sophie Tucker, Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Mel Torme, Frank Sinatra and countless other. This is the arrangement performed by Four Voices. A true classic!
Arranger: Don Gray | Composer: Henry Creamer Performed By: Four Voices
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