Sought & Found
EKBC's search for a new musical director ended with considerable success. Matthias Neuburger, long-time and now outgoing director says: "I am enormously pleased that the chorus has chosen Andrea Figallo as my successor."
Attention a cappella fans: you can try it out here
BinG! barbershop in Germany is organising a project chorus in the Dortmund area from January to April 2024, with four workshop dates. Whether you already have chorus experience or not, you are very welcome to join us. Together we will rehearse two songs and present the result at the Barbershop Music Festival to over 400 spectators on the big stage in the Westfalenhalle.
What you can expect in detail
Being able to read music is not required. Interested? Or questions? Get in touch with us by January 15 via this link and we will get back to you
https://survey.lamapoll.de/BinG-A-Capella-Projektchor-2024
If you have any questions, please contact Almut Schmitz almut.schmitz@barbershop.de .
EKBC's search for a new musical director ended with considerable success. Matthias Neuburger, long-time and now outgoing director says: "I am enormously pleased that the chorus has chosen Andrea Figallo as my successor."
Grunts come from the rehearsal room. A crow "answers" from outside. Truly unusual sounds produced by EKBC singers and singer friends. But it's all in good fun: Kerstin Greaves, singer, coach and certified CVT trainer, asked to try out sound effects like have been systematically described in the "Complete Vocal Technique".
We are the "Erster Kölner Barbershop Chor" and have also successfully participated in the casting of the Best Choir in the West. Nevertheless we are not looking for the first best!
We like to spice up our performances with the Cologne way of life and a lot of humor. Nevertheless, we are seriously searching!
The BinG! quartett "Klangsurfer" will sing January 29th 2022 (subject to the pandemic) at the Zurich ACAPELLA NIGHT, Volkshaus Zürich (Weißer Saal).
Come over or tell your Swiss friends and relatives!
Wer kennt nicht das Problem, bei virtuellen Chorproben das Tempo zu halten? Gemeint sind hier nicht Einweg-Sessions mit einer Videokonferenz-Software wie z.B. Zoom oder Jitsi, sondern echtes Miteinander-Singen auf der Basis von Jamulus.