We were so glad to welcome back guests Baker and Ronnie, and to welcome new guests Chris and Anders. It was a great evening!
Here we are welcoming our guests with our traditional welcome song, You're as Welcome as the Flowers in May:
Here's guest Anders singing a tag during break:
A huge congratulations to our 2024 Barbershopper of the Year! We're all so grateful for all that Andy has done for the chorus as lead section leader, past President, coordinator of convention logistics, music VP, and all around good (and very prepared) guy!
Andy sings in the Top of the Hill quartet. And check out our buzz post about afterglow on his birthday. Thanks for all you do, Andy!
We had an amazing time coming together to sing and polish our Singing Valentine's songs, with the help of Ted Chamberlain, with additional coaching from Ira and Jamie. Here are some photos of the folks who got some singing time in:
New year, new songs, new guests! We were in such great spirits, getting back on the risers, and we were super happy to have eight guests! Thanks for joining us!!
Half of our guests joined us for afterglow -- we had a big group and a good time.
We hope you had a great a time at our holiday show this year -- we know we did! Thanks to all who made it a smashing success!
If you missed it, the video is available for viewing:
And check out some of these photos:
We were happy to perform again at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church in Kirkland, the home church of chorus member Bill Carberry. We performed during both services, and sang much of our holiday repertoire during the break between services.
Thanks to the community there for the warm welcome!
We had so much fun today, and are so happy to have surpassed our fundraising goal for the Pike Market Senior Center & Food Bank! Congrats to the organizers of the Great Figgy Pudding Caroling Competition for another incredible event!!
What did this hardworking group of folks do to celebrate the first Saturday in November? They spent their day planning 2025 chorus activities. There's a lot to wrangling a chorus, from choosing and buying music, designing activities and programs for visitors, creating posters and graphics for shows and outreach, organizing gigs, keeping track of membership and finances, etc. And that's before we even start to learn music! Thank you to this group of hardworking folks for keeping this ship afloat.
Thanks to Dave for hosting and supplying delicious breakfast!
And a super-huge thank you to our director, who puts up with all of us, and spent HER BIRTHDAY doing all of this stuff. What a gem. Happy birthday, Elizabeth!
Another week - more new members! We were so happy to officially sing in three new members last night... Rainey, Duna, and Yarden.
We're so glad you're part of the SeaChordsmen family!
The SeaChordsmen had great representation at Harmony Platoon in the run-up to the Evergreen District Convention earlier this month! For those who don't know -- Harmony Platoon is an opportunity for singers to learn and be "quartet-ready" on five songs, and then get together with others who've also learned the songs. Platoon consists of one and a half days of pick-up quartetting in a very informal competition setting. It's fun to sing with other singers (the organizers specifically try to avoid having chorus-mates sing together in quartets), so there are lots of folks to meet and sing with. Here we are participating:
