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Thanks to Waiting for the Interurban for coming to perform at the beginning of our rehearsal this week! You all were great!
Look at this group of singers, gathered to join with a local Scout troup to perform for the residents of Queen Anne Manor. Chorus member Bonnie, a resident at Queen Anne Manor, got to perform for her friends!
Way to spread the joy of barbershop, singers!!
The quartet got a request through our SeaChordsmen email to sing Happy Birthday as a surprise for her mother. We happily obliged, and sang a couple more, including our (slightly modified) version of When I'm 64. A good time was had by all!
Last night the SeaChordsmen had another great turnout at afterglow... This time, C.C. taught a tag -- her first time! Congrats, C.C.!!
Here's a quartet of leads showing the breadth of the chorus's lead section, taking on all four parts, singing The Shadow of Your Smile.
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Thanks to Michael for teaching us the tag Smile. We guest Baker, along with a few other treble clef SeaChordsmen (CC, Duna, and Molly) pitched it up a bit, and hit it out of the park:
We had a ton of fun. Join us sometime!
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Cheers to Top of the Hill (with stand-ins Aaron and Tyler) for their repeat performance at the VWF in Ballard! The quartet spread holiday cheer and celebrated the students who won the Voice of Democracy, the Patriot's Pen, and the Youth Essay contests. Congrats to the students, and thanks to the VFW!
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On Friday the 13 of December, Top of the Hill (with stand-in bass, Mike Hall - thank you, Mike!) entertained a large gathering of the Elks Club next to the Fremont Bridge during the passage of the Christmas Ships on the Lake Washington Ship Canal. Lots of fun!
If you know, you know -- Andy doesn't often teach tags at afterglow, though he could. But on his birthday, we convinced him! Here he is in teaching mode:
After we learn tags, we quartet them. Here's Andy:
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