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We're so excited to finally be back to an in-person barbershop competition! This weekend (October 21-22), choruses and quartets from around the northwest will convene in Federal Way to compete together for the first time in three years. We've been working on our songs for a long time and are excited to get together to celebrate!

The SeaChordsmen have three chorus-affiliated quartets competing in this year's contest. Top of the Hill is pictured above. Another is Mirth:

And finally the newest quartet, the Post-It Notes:

We had such a great time working with Rob last week! Yes, it's contest season, and we're prepping our two contest songs for the Evergreen District competition on October 22. Rob gave us some great stuff to work on...

  • The chorus should not fall below "the Mel line!" Yes, we are so lucky to have an incredibly expressive co-director giving us great guidance on being as expressive as possible, and if we reflect even half as much enthusiasm and dynamic energy back at her, we will be so compelling!
  • Our directors each got some good feedback, too, on making sure they're doing all they can to wring the best possible performance from the chorus!

It's always a delight to have Rob join us. Until next time!

Three cheers to Pete and Jim for hosting the chorus - and their charming neighbors - for our annual summer picnic. Delicious food, perfect weather, a beautiful backyard to hang out with, and music. We had so much fun!

Did we take the opportunity to sing (almost) every song we possibly could? YES. Did Elizabeth take the opportunity to turn the gathering into a bonus rehearsal? YES! Video evidence can be found at the bottom of this post. 

After a couple of years with no National Night Out, the SeaChordsmen were back this year, taking advantge of the opportunity to visit our Queen Anne neighbors. We split into two group and made our way to a dozen different gatherings in the area, spreading music! Here's one crew performing:

Here we are smiling and singing as we walk from stop to stop:

We sang to several hundred of our Queen Anne neighbors!

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