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Vocal Majol'ity shows Browse through the sOllg titles 011 all throughout the country. 8 audio albullls and 4 videos. Now available at the re­ (And find out how you can receive FREE Vocnl Majority recordings!) duced pI'ice of just $14.95 Mail the 101111 below to: each! THE VOC4L MAJORITY, P.O. Box 29904, Dallas, TX 75229 ---------- ------------------------YES! Please send me your new catalog, and I'd like to find out how to obtain FREE Vocal Majority cassettes and compact discs! NAME ADDRESS CITV/STATE/ZIP HOME PHONE NUMDER ( NovemberlDecember 1992 The Volume LlI, No.6 The Harmonizer (USPS No. 517'00) (ISS1\: 0017.7849) is the official publication of the Society for the Prcs{'rmlioll fllld ~armonizer Ellcouragt'll\cul of BarberShop Quartet Singing in ,\mer­ ica, Inc. (SPEnSQSA). II is publishrd in the months of Jmnmry, i\larch, Mn}', July, Septcmber and Non'mbrl" ill A BI·MONTHLY,MAGAZINE PUBLISHED FOR AND ABOUT MEMBERS OF 7930 Sheridan !toad, Kenosha, Wisconsin 53143. Second· SPEBSQSA, INC. IN THE INTERESTS OF BARBERSHOP HARMONY rlass postage paid at Kenosha, Wisconsin,nndnl additional lIIailing offices. Editorial and mh'E'rtising offices nrc nllhe illlrrllfliionni offic{', Adn'rtisillg rates amilable upon fl'· quest. Publisher assumes 110 responsihility for return of ullsolicited manuscripts or artwork. Postmaster: scnd ad· dn>s5 changes to editorial offices of 11,(' lIarlllollizer, 7930 Features Shrridan ({oatl, Krnosha, Wisconsin 53143 at Irust thirty days hefon- the next puhlication datc, A portion of cach mcmhcr's dues is allurllted to conI' the magazine's sub­ scription prirr. SlIhsrription prire to non·membel's is $18 4 Meet Keepsake, new quartet champ yearly or S3 per issuc, Foreign slIbsrripliolls are $27 Farly Florida foursome members have deep barbershop roots 01'$4.50 per issue. ©1992 by the Sodetyfor thr Prrscn'ation and Encouragcment of Hllrher Shop QUllrtei Singing in 6 Southern Gateway Chorus champion again Alllel'ira, Inc. pursuit of excellence over the years pays off 8 Corpus Christi awaits midwinter convention International Office special events promise "fun in the sun" SPEBSQSA 10 Singing Valentines are for real 6315 Third Avenue 1992 sllccess stories presage planning for 1993 Kenosha, WI 53143-5199 Telephone (414) 653-8440 13 Them was the good old days? Toll·free I-SOO·S76·S1NG (7464) a perspective FAX (414) 654-4048 Offire Hours: 8 a.llI.. 5 p.m. 14 Harmony College was a ball ~lollday·Friday (C(,lllml Time) a quartet's review 15 Convention Management Committee asks aid International Office Staff dedicated group seeks input from members JOE LILES. Excculive Director 16 A cappella singing on an upsurge ;'I lEI. KNIGHT. Din::ctor of ~llIsic Education 8:: Sen'ires national organizations formed FnANK SANTA REI,I,I, DimtorofFinallre 8:: Admillistmtion GAny STAl\Ii\1. Direclor of ~Iarkcting 18 Music Category explained CAROL llAKKUi\1. QlIilrict Rcgistry second in a series on new categories RUTH BLAZINA-JOYCE. ~Iusellm Curator/An-hivisl KEN nUCKNER. J\lan:lgcr of Convcntions 8:: Mectings 22 Buckeye Invitational IV DAN DAILY. Editor of Publications story and photos of annual August event Jli\l DEIlUSi\l,\N, t\IUS1c Spt'cialistID:\IE/World Harmony LANI DIETER, C8::J CoonJin:ltor RUSS FOUlS. ~lrtli" Production Coordinator WARREN I,EISE"'IANN. ~fanager of Information Systems BRIAN LYNCH. Communicalions Specialist Also in this issue BElTY MADSEN. t\lcrchandise Orders 8:: Shipping HUTII i\IARKS. Harmon)' Foulldation Program Coordinator EV NAU, i\lusic Speci:JlistIPerformancl'lt\larkcting BILL HASlllEiGH. J\lusk S,x'Cialisu"l'oolh OUlreach 17 Logopedics GnEG IHS ... IOEN, Computer Netll'OIk t\lallager BURT SZABO, ~Iusic SpccialistlJ\lusic Publishing PATlUCK TUCKER-KELI.Y, COTSID~IDCoordinator 24 Chapters in Action DEE VESEVICK, Assistanlto thc Exccutivc Direclor It ... CHAHLIE GREEN, Director of Development 26 The Way I See i\linneapolis, t\lillll. (612) 929-ONI 28 Letters to the Editor 30 News About Quartets Conventions INTERNATIONAL 32 Swipes 'n' Swaps-bargains for barbershoppers [993 Calgnry, Alber!:1 June 27-July 4 1994 Pittsburgh, Pa. Ju[y 3-10 1995 Greater Miami. Fla. July 2-9 On the cover 1996 Salt Lake City. Utah June 30-July 7 MIDWINTER Covers of November/December Harmonizers of the past 49 years, arranged left to 1993 Corpus Christi, Texas January 24~31 1994 Sarasota. Fla. January 23-30 right, top to bottom, should bring back memories for long-time members. The 1995 Tucson. Ariz. January 22-29 magazine turns 50 next March, NovemberlDecembcr 1992 8f81flJonizer Intel'llational Officel's lllIemaliollalh:n.cfl(;•.CCUII/millec Prl'siLleJ1l: Tt'r'fY Anllllian. -17/\ Dol Avt'nul'. Campbell. CA 9500S Vic... Pr....~idenl·ln.:;lsllra: Ernie NickmoH, 1702 Cirrneflln Ct., I.l'.\inglun. KY -l0505 Virc Prl'sident: Bobby Wooldridge, 25UI IYlh SI. E. In "Seventh" Tuscaloosa. AI. 35-10--1 Vice President: Dick Shaw, 35 Vagabond Lane. 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    TEMECULA THEATER YOUR EXPERIENCES, YOUR MEMORIES 2019 - 2020 SEASON #ExperienceTemeculaTheater Reasons we all #LOVETemecula! The City of Temecula celebrates 30 years of incorporation on Sunday, SUBSCRIBE & SAVE December 1, 2019. Temecula’s commitment to providing world-class, affordable, and accessible cultural experiences is evidenced by 2019-2020 Season Package Pricing offers music, dance, and Temecula Theater’s 15th Season offering music, dance, and theater theater lovers the opportunity to experience extraordinary lovers extraordinary experiences at memorable live performances, so evenings at your favorite series performances at a significant close to home. savings. Buy Series Packages and receive the deepest discount or Create Your Own Series by selecting five or more shows to Love builds communities and we are grateful for all the love and get the Pick 5 rates. As a Season Subscriber, you will be set for support from our talented artists, generous volunteers, dedicated the Season without worrying about sold-out performances or staff, and loyal patrons. Temecula’s Theater is dedicated to waiting in line to purchase tickets. encouraging, inspiring, and developing the next generation of performers, producers, presenters, and patrons. BENEFITS The Old Town Temecula Community Theater has entertained • Best Value over 700,000 visitors since opening in 2005. Temecula Presents • Preferred Seating continues the tradition by curating various genres for all ages on • Advance Purchase multiple stages, reflecting the diversity of our growing community by • Prior Notices showcasing legendary heroes and rising stars. • Free Ticket Delivery Temecula’s Theater Foundation, Resident Companies, and community performance partners show love by providing traditional and GROUP SALES contemporary experiences through musical theater, chorus, dance, speakers, and all our @ The Merc Series’.
  • Feb March 2013 VE

    Feb March 2013 VE

    COLORADO IDAHO KANSASKANSAS MONTANA NEBRASKANEBRASKA Proud members of PROBE www.RMDsing.org Barbershop Harmony Society Classic Collection, 1982 — International Quartet Champions — Storm Front, 2010 2012 Barbershopper of the Year: Dr. Dan Clark, Scottsbluff/Denver Mile High Vol. 35, No. 1 Published by the Rocky Mountain District Association of Chapters Feb/March 2013 NEW MEXICO SOUTH DAKOTA UTAH WYOMING Mountain West Voices 52eighty Die Heart Acafellas Stephen Dugdale, dir. Jay Doughtery, dir. Chelsea Asmus, dir. Brigham Young University Denver Mile High Western Colorado Bernalillo County, NM From the Duke City Sound Congratulations to the fine young men of The 505 for their fine showing at the Midwinter Convention in Orlando. We’re very proud of their singing, earning their highest score to date, second in their Plateau, and third place overall! The 505 Tony Sparks, dir. Bernalillo County, NM RMD VOCAL EXPRESSIONS PAGE 2 FEB/MARCH 2013 Vocal Expressions is published six times yearly Feb/March, April/May, June/July Aug/Sept, Oct/Nov, Dec/Jan issues are posted online Send articles, photos, ads, business cards, news, etc. in ASCII text, jpgs, text only, pdf, or Word documents. Subscription price is $5.00 per year. VE DEADLINES DukeDuke CityCity SoundSound WinsWins WildWild Card!Card! Feb/March: Jan 20 Bernalillo County Chorus invited to Toronto April/May: March 20 June/July: May 20 The Rocky Mountain District chorus prelims in Albuquerque had every- Aug/Sept: July 20 one jazzed after Duke City Sound hit a home run – could the Rocky Oct/Nov: