The
SWD Roundup's
&
Uncle
Grady's
Mother
Of All A Cappella Links Page
All
Purpose Sites
The
Ultimate in Barbershop Links by Diane Michalak
Barbershoppers
On The Web by Adam Porter
Barbershop Web
Server by Tim Cheney
The
Woodshed - by Tim Cheney
The
Station - by Chad Bennett
The Shop
by Martin Grandahl
The
Virginian's Web Site
"The
Barbershop Web Ring"
Special
Interest
Heritage
Hall - Our Barbershop Museum/Int'l Archives
Ancient
Harmonious Society Of Woodshedders - AHSOW
SWD
Contest and Judging Page - by Larry Clemons
Barbershopping
Around The World by Tim Cheney
1998
SPEBSQSA International Convention Site
Music Educators National
Conference (MENC)
Singing
Valentines Index - by Loring Harrop
Bolton
Landing Barbershop Quartet Festival
College
Quartet Contest Home Page
Encore
tools for Operation Harold Hill
Publishing
Sheet Music On The Web
1996's
Operation Harold Hill
Harmony
Market Place Index
Heartspring's
Web Page
Calendars, Addresses
and Lists
Long-Range
Barbershop Calendar by Tom Arneberg
Calendar of
Barbershop Event by Alan LeVezu
Debbie Warwick's Super Calendar
E-mail
addresses of SPEBSQSA (and SAI) Judges
Harmony
Hall E-Mail Roster
SPEBSQSA
International Champion Quartets
A
Capella Album Database Home Page
List
of Barbershop Recordings
Complete
Contest Scores for '97
Very
Unique Sites
Ben
the Bari's Unofficial Page of Barbershop in New Zealand
The
Simpsons episode: Homer's Barbershop Quartet
Deej Productions
- Learning Tapes By D.J. Hiner
Associated
Male Choruses of America (AMCA)
Contemporary
A Cappella Society (CASA)
Info
on Acid Reflux - Center for Vocal Disorders
University
Of Pittsburgh - Voice Center
AmericanChoral
Director's Association
Vocalist/Singers
Email Discussion Group
Vocal
Power Institute - Music Products
The
Gregorian Chant Home Page
Marty's
Tag Of The Week (Etc!)
Bill &
Gloria Gaither Gospel Music Site
The
Singing News - Southern Gospel
Piano Roll
Shop - Poulswbo, WA
Vowel
Sounds with a Duck Call
The Just
Intonation Network
The Harmony Music
List
Primarily A Capella
Mr.
Banjo
SPEBSQSA Districts
Individual's
Web Sites
A Capella
Almanac - The CASA Home Page
Definitive online source for all things a capella
WHAT IS CASA?
The Contemporary A Cappella Society
is a non-profit organization formed in 1990 to foster and promote a cappella
music of all styles. Our members include thousands of fans and vocalists
as well as professional, collegiate and recreational a cappella groups
from around the world. Membership in our organization is open
to groups, singers and anyone who enjoys a cappella. Members enjoy significant
discounts on a number of products, as well as many services useful to the
fan as well as the performer.
CASA offers a number of programs and resources
free of charge to the international a cappella community at large, as well
as specifically to our membership. Choose from the menu on any page to
find out about all the benefits and services of our organization.
TO JOIN CASA send
$15 (US funds) for a basic membership and $30 (US funds) for an
advanced membership (outside the United States, please
add $5) to:
The Contemporary A Cappella
Society
1850 Union Street, Suite 1441
San Francisco, California, 94123, USA
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The Famous Harmonet
The
Harmonet Reporter's Home Page by Steve Tremper
Database
of Harmonet Subscribers e-mail addresses
Harmonet
FAQ by Tom Arneberg
Harmonet
Search Engine
The Harmonet
is the BBSHOP mailing list, served by Humber
College in Ontario, has over 2000 subscribers as of January, 1998. The
Harmonet, as the list is known to its members, is a place in cyberspace
where you can meet luminaries of the barbershop art - arrangers, direcors,
judges, international champions, Society officers, and hundreds and hundreds
of male and female barbershoppers. To subscribe, send a message consisting
of just this one line:
SUBSCRIBE BBSHOP
to listserv@admin.humberc.on.ca
and watch your email for a message explaining how to confirm your subscription.
The
Harmonet Reporter
goes to contests and conventions and reports
back to the mailing list with scores and stories. He also maintains a Web
page where all his past reports are catalogued.
Speaking of past posts, you can browse every Harmonet message sent since
November of 1994 at the Harmonet
Archives or you can look up messages by author, title or subject using
Tim Cheney's Harmonet
Message Search. You can also find
the e-mail address of anyone currently subscribed to the Harmonet
using the Harmonet
Member Search Engine.
There
are a couple of offshoots of
the
BBSHOP list worth mentioning.
BBSNEWS
is a moderated subset of the list, meaning its
editor (FAQ-man Tom Arneberg himself) pulls the highlights from the list,
collects them into sets of a half-dozen or so, and sends them out. You
won't miss any major news announcements, but you won't get a hundred messages
about how to build a set of wind chimes that play a barbershop seventh
chord. To subscribe, send a politely-worded request to toma@cray.com.
BURPS
is a humor-oriented offshoot of the Harmonet.
The name, an acronym for "Barbershoppers Urging Repeated Punning as a Sidegroup,"
is itself an inside joke. The humor found there is mostly puns, often
irreverent, and rarely directly related to barbershop music, but most or
all of the participants are barbershoppers. To join, send a message to
burps-request@mach3ww.com
with the word "subscribe" in the SUBJECT of the message.
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Barbershop Chat
| There is a growing number of barberhsoppers who like to participate
in real-time online discussions of barbershop and other topics. If you
use Internet Relay Chat via a program like mIRC (for the PC) or ircle (for
the Mac) then you can go to the University of Louisville's IRC server (irc.louisville.edu)
and join channel #bbshop. There's no telling who you might run into
there, nor at what hour! For AOL users, there's also a chat room called
BBSHARMONY that's open one night a week (or more!). For details,
search the Harmonet
Archives for recent messages containing "chat room" in the message
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Other music on the Internet
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Here are a non-barbershop vocal-music organization:
VOCALIST is a mailing list for singers and voice
teachers. Most of the discussion centers around classical music, but a
lot of it is applicable to any music style. Send a message reading simply
SUBSCRIBE VOCALIST or SUBSCRIBE VOCALIST-DIGEST
to
majordomo@phoenix.oulu.fi
to subscribe.
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rec.music.a-cappella
alt.music.a-cappella
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