overthehillmedi
11-10-10, 11:37 PM
Just been listening to the Fron Male Choir, good songs sung properly. Heck,they might even be as good as Denver's posse but what do I know.
Fifty Plus (50+) - Male choir
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DnvrFox
11-11-10, 05:42 AM
Just been listening to the Fron Male Choir, good songs sung properly. Heck,they might even be as good as Denver's posse but what do I know.
Heresy!!
Fortunately, we sing just for fun. It's a good thing we don't sing for quality, or I would be eternally depressed. :)
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Heresy!!
Fortunately, we sing just for fun. It's a good thing we don't sing for quality, or I would be eternally depressed. :)
www.xyzingers.info (http://www.xyzingers.info)
Road Fan
11-11-10, 11:04 AM
I would offer up for comparison (of interest and novelty, rather than quality) the Ann Arbor Bicycle Choir (well, mixed), and the all-male Saline Chordsmen (Saline, MI). In terms of quality and sheer power, the (admittedly, mixed!) University Musical Society Choral Union (perhaps a notch below the Denver Symphony Chorus), based in Ann Arbor. The Chordsmen and the UMS Choral Union have no cycling content save a few of the singers.
doctor j
11-11-10, 07:07 PM
We have two cyclists in our group. http://www.singingmenofarkansas.org/