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Work hard, play hard! The SeaChordsmen gathered for our annual summer BBQ this weekend at Pete's house. Did we sing? We did! It was a great afternoon. Thanks so much to Pete and Jim for hosting. Join us some Tuesday evening at rehearsal, and you too can work hard and play hard with us!

We had an incredible time earlier this month doing a nice big sing-out with our friends from across the lake. Thank you so much to A Cappella Northwest (both Northwest Sound and Northwest Mix) for hosting us! We sang songs both together and for each other, listened to quartets sing, and did some tagging, of course. Here's to more barbershop togetherness in the future!!

We had a ton of fun for this year's National Night Out! The chorus split into groups (four quartets and one VLQ - Very Large Quartet), and spread song throughout the Queen Anne and Magnolia neighborhoods. In total our singers performed for over 30 block parties! Here are some action shots:

Mixed Emotions:

Top of the Hill:

Four Ever Young:

We had fun singing to passers-by at the Queen Anne Farmers Market this week! There were fifteen chorus members, total, who came together to entertain the crowds. We may have entertained even more folks during our post-farmers market afterglow! 

Big thanks to new chorus member Rosemary for swinging by and singing a couple of songs with us, and getting a few better photos, while she was at it:

Come check out our rehearsal some Tuesday evening, or swing by at the QAFM. We will probably be crooning away most Thursday afternoons this summer. Stop by and say hi!

The chorus is on a roll! We were happy to learn that two new (former) guests have joined the chorus officially -- just between last week's rehearsal and this week's rehearsal! We're so happy to have Rosemary join our team of leads, and Glenda is joining the distinguished baritone section. We're so happy you've joined the chorus!

A giant cheers and thank you to the crew that made the set for It's a Pirate's Love for Me so appealing! Jim D was the mastermind behind the set and staging, Mindy took point on props, Aaron provided a space to do all of the set construction and painting, and lots of chorus members pitched in with paint, supplies, time, and moving things around to make the show happen. You all are rock stars!

Here's some set prep in the run-up to the show:

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