Barbershop Organizations and Choruses of Ontario
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Barrie - County Chordsmen
Cornwall - C-Way Sound East York - Barbershoppers Etobicoke Mississauga - Humber Express Grimsby - Niagara Gateway Harmony Guelph - Royal City Ambassadors Hamilton - Harbour Town Sound Huntsville - Muskoka Music Men Kingston - Townsmen Kitchener/Waterloo - Twin City Harmonizers London - Men of Accord Middlesex Centre - Forest City Fire Nepean - Northern Stars Chorus Newmarket Upper Canada Chordsmen Niagara Falls - A cappella Niagara Northbay - Gateway Harmony Company |
Northhumberland Hills - Ganaraska Chordsmen
Oakville - The Entertainers Oshawa - Durham Men of Harmony Ottawa Capital City Chorus Owen Sound - Encore Peterborough Aces of Harmony Quinty Regional - A Cappella Quinty Sarnia Bluewater Chordsmen Scarborough Dukes of Harmony Seaforth Harmony Kings Simcoe Gentlemen of Harmony St Catharines - The Singing Saints Toronto Mega City Chorus Toronto Northern Lights Windsor Sunparlour Chorus |
Sing Canada Harmony - is a registered charity established in 2008 to unite Canadian a cappella singers through service to youth and children in schools and communities.
Harmonize For Speech (H4S) - One of the charitable organizations that Strathroy Vocal Federation supports.
Ontario Youth A cappella Chorus (OYA) - A barbershop chorus for young men in Ontario, ages 14 to 30
Harmony Incorporated - International organization of women barbershop singers
London Shades of Harmony
The Guelph Over Tones
Sweet Adelines International - International organization of women barbershop singers
Sarnia Seaway Sounds
London Shades of Harmony
The Guelph Over Tones
Sweet Adelines International - International organization of women barbershop singers
Sarnia Seaway Sounds
Other Barbershop Related Sites
Harmony Woods Recreation Club - Privately owned, 100 acre trailer park located just north of Parkhill, Ontario off of Highway 81. It is owned and operated by members of SPEBSQSA, Sweet Adelines Inc. and Harmony Inc. and is dedicated to providing recreation, fellowship and enjoyment to its members, families and guests.
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A Volunteer worker at a community center somewhere in Florida, came across our site while searching the internet for material to spark the interest of young children under her charge, in the art of a-Capella singing. She thanked us for this link page in particular and passed on a link in return, that was found by one of her young girls by the name of Zoe. I am going to post this link here and on behalf of the Strathroy Vocal Federation, I want to thank Zoe for finding this link for us because it takes us to a site page that contains a lot of historical information about an art that we enjoy so much and we wish her the best in her endeavors to follow her dreams in becoming a teacher of music; and here is Zoe's link: http://www.theaterseatstore.com/a-capella-theater
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Barbershop Harmony Time - Denis Driscoll hosts a half hour, online podcast of barbershop music with special notes about each piece of music. At the KAMU FM radio site, click on the word "Listen" or the word "Stream" opposite the episode of your choice, whichever word works for you on your computer.
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A site at http://www.barbershoptags.com/, contains 2545 freely-downloadable Barbershop tags, with more being added every day. Many tags come complete with learning tracks, sheet music - even video clips of them being sung. Most of the tags are in the Barbershop style, but there are also SAI, SATB and other a cappella tags available.
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Our director John Gough, came across the following link to a page of a website where we can listen to a good quartet as they sing 125 different tags as they should be sung: http://www.vocalharmonies.com/tags.htm
The website was created by Daniel Gilis and to learn more about Daniel you can go to his home page at: http://www.vocalharmonies.com/index.htm
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The website was created by Daniel Gilis and to learn more about Daniel you can go to his home page at: http://www.vocalharmonies.com/index.htm
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Allison, of the Clay County Home Schooling group (http://claycountyhomeschooling.com), references this website on occasion when in need of good choral resources. Her daughter Lindsay, who desires to teach in music when she is older, came across the following website and wishes to share it with all of us: https://www.scorebig.com/singing-resources. Thank you Lindsay and best of luck in your future studies, and thanks to you Allison, for your comments.