We are singing at the following events and would love to see you there.
These performances are a wonderful opportunity to experience the excitement of four-part a cappella harmony, meet our members, and learn more about our chorus.
We encourage you to stop by, enjoy the music, and ask questions about singing with us. Whether you're an experienced singer or simply curious about barbershop harmony, our members will be happy to welcome you and share information about joining our Fall Season. Listen, meet new friends, and discover the joy of singing with Stampede City Mixed Chorus!
2pm, Sunday, July 5th, Heritage Park Gazebo, next to Gasoline Alley, 1900 Heritage Drive, SW
3pm, Tuesday, July 7th, Window Of The West, Oasis Venue, Hall F, BMO Centre, 1410 Stampede Trail, SE,
Barbershop singing is more than just making music. It builds friendships, boosts confidence, sharpens listening skills, and creates lasting memories. Whether performing on stage, entertaining at community events, or simply singing for the joy of it, barbershop singers share a passion for creating beautiful music together.
Choruses and quartets around the world continue to keep this vibrant musical tradition alive, bringing audiences to their feet with harmonies that are both timeless and inspiring. From upbeat classics to heartfelt ballads and contemporary arrangements, barbershop music offers something for everyone.
There is something truly special about hearing four voices blend in perfect harmony. In the world of barbershop singing, that magical sound is created through four distinct voice parts—Tenor, Lead, Baritone, and Bass—working together to produce rich, ringing chords that can fill a room with warmth, energy, and emotion.
Barbershop harmony is a unique style of a cappella singing, meaning it is performed without instrumental accompaniment. Each singer contributes a vital piece of the musical puzzle. The Lead typically carries the melody, the Tenor sings above the melody, the Bass provides the foundation with the lowest notes, and the Baritone completes the chord by filling in the missing notes.
When these four parts come together, something remarkable happens. The voices blend so closely that listeners often hear additional overtones, creating a resonant sound that seems larger than the four singers themselves. Barbershoppers call this a "ringing chord," and it is one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences in vocal music.
What makes barbershop harmony especially appealing is that it welcomes singers of all experience levels. Many people discover that they can learn to sing harmony even if they have never had formal vocal training. Through practice, coaching, and the support of fellow singers, individuals develop their musical skills while enjoying the camaraderie of a friendly and encouraging community.
