The L A M P L G H T E R S
C h o r u s  &  Q u a r t e t s

Lamplighters Sing for D'Backs!
The chapter performed a pre-game con-
cert on July 19th, followed on July 21st
by chapter quartet "In A Chord", who
performed the National Anthem.  The
chapter is slated to return to Chase Field
on Sept. 7th to sing the National Anthem.

Southern AZ Youth In Harmony
Festival  September 11, 2010
Flowing Wells HS
3725 N Flowing Wells Rd
Tucson, AZ  85705
Registration and Info

CACM Workshop
"Compellingly Attractive Chapter Meetings"
September 18, 2010
Location: Eternal Life Luth. Church
7025 E Main St, Mesa, AZ 85207
For details email Chuck Greene

"Real Men Sing"
2nd Annual all-male a cappela choral festival for boys/men age 5th gr. to adult
Mile High Middle School &
Hendrix Auditorium
Prescott, AZ
October 2, 2010
for more details, click here

Harmony for Lunch Bunch
Dema's Italian Bistro
TAKING A BREAK FOR SUMMER
HFLB will resume in October!
1st and 4th Mondays, every month.
Click here for a map.

FWD Fall District Convention
Bakersfield, CA
October 7-10, 2010

"In A Chord" Wins Novice Quartet Award!

Mesa chapter quartet "In A Chord" won the Novice quartet award at the Arizona Division Convention
on April 24th.  The quartet, comprised of chapter members Roger Morrow (bari), Bill Johnston (bass),
Ray Kahler (tenor), and Ron Steen (lead), and scored an average of 58.8 points per song.
This score is the highest average achieved by a Mesa quartet in competition.
Congratulations, In A Chord!

See what is going on in the Far Western
District with regards to Youth in Harmony
activities. If you are a music educator,
ask us how we can help you raise choral
music participation at your school!

The Lamp Post
Newsletter coming soon...


New material added on 04/01/2010...
The Members Only page is for the
exclusive use of the members
of the Lamplighters Chorus.

ATTENTION LAMPLIGHTERS:

ALL PASSWORDS ARE SET BY YOUR
WEBMASTER. PLEASE EMAIL BOB
TO RETRIEVE YOUR PASSWORD...

Have questions about our group?
Call 480-615-SING(7464) OR
Click here to email us.
Mailing address:
East Valley Barbershop Chorus
P O Box 1557
Gilbert, AZ  85299-1557


The Lamplighters are on Facebook!
Click here to become a fan.

WHO WE ARE...
Men of all ages, from all walks of life, who love to sing...
Fans and friends who thrill to the sound of harmony...
The Barbershop Harmony Society extends throughout the world.

WHERE DO WE MEET?
We meet in Mesa every Thursday at the Eternal Life Lutheran Church, 7025 E. Main Street in Mesa
(between Power and Sossamon). Click here for directions to our meetings, or
Call 480-615-SING(7464).  Meetings begin at 7:00 PM (Doors open by 6:30)

WHAT IS BARBERSHOP?
Barbershop harmony is a uniquely American musical art form. It is known for its four-part
harmony and the “expanded sound” created by its unique chord structure.
Click the link above to view a brief history of Barbershop.

 ABOUT THE BARBERSHOP HARMONY SOCIETY:
Founded in 1938 in Tulsa, Okla., the Barbershop Harmony Society is the largest all-male singing
organization in the world. There are eight official foreign affiliates of the Society, but barbershop
harmony is sung in more than 40 countries including Japan, Russia and China.

LAMPLIGHTERS CHORUS NOW ON FACEBOOK!
If you're reading this announcement, and you happened to take pictures of a Lamplighter
quartet delivering a Singing Valentine over Valentine's weekend, please become a "fan" and post
them for us to see!  If you did happen to take pictures, but don't really want to join Facebook,
please send pictures to our webmaster so that he can post them.  Thanks!

If you aren't already on Facebook, you won't be able to view it or the photos
posted there without joining Facebook. Sorry, those are Facebook rules, not ours.

Barbershop Wiki Project
(the most comprehensive barbershop harmony encyclopedia in the world.)

So you're asking yourself...what's a wiki??
A wiki is a page or collection of webpages, designed to enable anyone
who accesses it to contribute or modify the content.

Enjoy some of our webmaster's favorite barbershop quartets and choruses via Pandora.
You will need to provide an email address to listen, but it is free!
If you enjoy the concept, then try creating a station of your own - it's easy!