Vocal Revolution (Sounds of Concord)
Chartered in 1970 as Sounds of Concord, rebranded as Vocal Revolution. The highest-ranked men's barbershop chorus in the Northeastern District with 17 district titles.
17-time NED Division Champion; long-running Boston-area men's chapter
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Other barbershop quartets & choruses
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Formed in 2002 when five young singers (the 'Founding Five') from Masters of Harmony took over the Westminster chapter. Famous for a young, contemporary sound, viral YouTube videos and dominating BHS competition.
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Chartered in 1985 as the Foothill Cities Chapter, the chorus moved to Santa Fe Springs in 1987. Under longtime director Greg Lyne it became a Southern California powerhouse that incubated the Westminster Chorus.
Born in 1945 after businessman Fritz Drybrough invited friends to his home for barbershop harmony. Was the first 7-time International Chorus Champion in BHS history, defining the men's chorus sound for two decades.
Chartered June 19, 1948 as the Alexandria chapter of SPEBSQSA. A flagship East Coast men's chorus known for theatrical staging and Kennedy Center appearances.