Attention All Men Who Are Interested In Singing

Maybe you watch The Sing Off. And maybe you used to sing in church choir, in high school, or perhaps in college and would like to possibly get back into singing or explore what a cappella harmony is all about. There is an a cappella group right here in Lincoln which offers the opportunity to perform in public with annual show productions, community performances, and regional competition. Not only that, but there are opportunities to use individual talents (or maybe you would like to develop a talent) for show production, writing scripts, choreography, emceeing, and a host of other functions – either musical or administrative – that support a thriving performing organization.

But – the best part is singing harmony. If it’s done correctly, it’s challenging – but not that hard! You don’t need to be a “classically trained” vocalist to fit in. You just need the ability to carry a tune. We provide music and learning tracks. Our members learn all their music by listening to part-predominant tracks. Vocal technique training is given as a group to maximize the quality of the vocal ensemble sound.

So, if you would like to see what it’s all about, visit any Thursday eventing rehearsal at First E-Free Church (choir room) located at 3300 South 84th Street in Lincoln.

We’re a friendly, fun-loving bunch of guys who love to sing and always welcome guests. Come check us out – no strings attached!!!

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