Men's vocal ensembles frequently have the voice distribution "TTBB" - two tenor parts and two bass parts. A group of four such singers often describes themselves as a "barbershop quartet" (with the more detailed voice description "tenor, lead, baritone, bass"). Such quartets often have better than average singes, because the tenor and bass parts frequently sing outside the main range of "normal" men's voices.
Sep 22
Today is our tenth anniversary! Not Choraegus (we celebrated 26 years at the end of last year), but OURS, as in Larry & Carla. From God making it possible for us to meet on the Handbell Community Online, to Facebook, to Skype, and through the Bay View Week of Handbells, where we met and got …
Feb 14
We’ve had music for SATB choir, men’s quartet, and ladies’ trio here for a long, long time. These pieces are written in lots of musical styles, from classical to traditional church choral expression to jazz and pop. We think there’s something here for everyone! Until now, however, we haven’t made the original accompaniment MP3s available …