Twin City Harmonizers 2022 - photo by Adrian Konstant

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Coaching Session October 1, 2023

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"Do You Hear the People Sing?"

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2018 Spring Show

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What We Do

ABOUT US

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We love to entertain! Our chorus, quartets and octet collectively sing about 75 times a year to more than 10,000 people...

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Rehearsals

Sing, it's good for you......Sing barbershop it's fun!

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Singing Valentine's net proceeds will be donated to "Harmonize for Speech":

We have enjoyed several Christmas performances again last year.

November 23^rd we had an outdoor performance at the St. Jacobs Sparkle event:

There were two Christmas Shows, in St. Jacobs with Calvary United Church on November 30 and in Tavistock with Tavistock Mennonite Church December 1:

On Tuesday, December 10, we performed part of our show again for the residents and friends at Luther Village.

We will return to regular Tuesday rehearsals on January 7^th.

We had fun at the Barbershop Fest September 7th.

On August 20 the Gulph, Simcoe and KW Chapters met at Kitchener City Hall. Each chorus performed a few songs then combined into a mass chorus for a few more. The three Chapters get together annually, this year it was KW's turn to host.

On May 24th, we teamed up with the Guelph New Horizons Big Band and the Kitchener Portuguese Club for "Spring Swing" an evening of music and dancing.

We all had a great time at our Spring Show May 4.

Twin City Harmonizers at Ontario District Fall Convention competition October 14, 2023

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On April 13, 2019 the Twin City Harmonizers competed at the Ontario District Barbershop spring convention. You can view a video of our performance using the link below.

Video of Twin City Harmonizers spring competition package.

Coaching Session October 1, 2023

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...and the Barbershopper of the Year for 2024 is Savvas Demetrious

...and Dave Ryde is now a member of our Hall of Fame

Here are ten reasons why singing in a group is good for you:

Makes You Happy: Singing with others can boost your mood and make you feel joyful.
Builds Friendships: It’s a great way to meet new people and make friends.
Reduces Stress: Singing helps you relax and forget about worries.
Improves Breathing: It helps you take deep breaths and use your lungs better.
Strengthens Your Voice: Regular singing helps make your voice stronger and clearer.
Creates a Sense of Belonging: Being part of a group makes you feel included and connected.
Boosts Confidence: Performing with others helps you feel more self-assured.
Enhances Memory: Learning and remembering songs can improve your memory skills.
Encourages Teamwork: Singing in a group teaches you to work well with others.
Provides Fun Exercise: It’s a fun way to stay active and use your body in a healthy way.

Please support our community and local businesses

Many local businesses continue to support Twin City Harmonizers through the purchase of advertisements in our annual show.

At the bottom of our website pages, you will see logos for our sponsors and a link to a complete list of our advertisers with links to their web sites.

2023 TCH Award winners

Bev Bowman ( Hall Of Fame) Paul Roth (Barbershopper Of The Year) Mark Butler (Rookie Of The Year) Richard Huess (Hall Of Fame)

St. Jacobs Sparkle event

On November 18th, we enjoyed performing at the Sparkles event. Shortly after our performance, a young Ukrainian lady and her friend had just arrived and asked if we were singing.

There was still enough of us to sing a song and we did "Let there be peace". She was in tears. If that did not tug on all of our heart strings - WOW - then we did O Holy Night for her, she put the lyrics on her cell phone and she sang along.

She had an amazing, it turns out that she was a professional singer!

One small gesture of kindness not only made her and her friends day, it made all of ours as well.

Dawg Haus Night

Twin City Harmonizers - Performing at Dawg Haus

Empire quartet on stage

All profits from Dawg Haus Night go to "Harmonize for Speech". George Shields, H4S’s founder and co-chair, leads everyone in our closing song. "We Sing That They Shall Speak/Keep the Whole World Singing"

About us

The Twin City Harmonizers have been performing in the Barbershop style representing, performing and doing service work in this community and the Province of Ontario continuously since 1946.

For more information go to "About Us" in the menu (top right) and explore various menu choices or you can submit questions using Information Request Form .