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The chorus or a quartet

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Tell us the date, the place and the occasion. You don't need to know yet whether you want the full chorus or a quartet. We'll help you pick.

The chorus in black suits and orange bow ties standing on risers on the Barbershop Harmony Society International stage in Charlotte, 2022.

Pick a group

The chorus in robes on risers in front of a blue starry backdrop, with a singer in red facing them, at the 2022 Christmas show.

The full chorus

For a stage or a big room. We send at least 20 singers, and we don't need risers.

Ask for the chorus
Full Effect, four men in blue tuxedo jackets and bow ties, singing around one microphone at the 2023 NextGen contest in Louisville.

A quartet

Four guys shoulder to shoulder around one microphone, singing chords that ring. Full Effect, the 2026 International bronze medalists, is our primary booking quartet, and they take bookings through their own site. Book Full Effect

We can also put together a quality quartet of chorus members.

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Not sure which? Pick "Not sure yet" on the form.

What we sing for

How far ahead to ask
For the full chorus, at least a month out.

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Or email info@soundoftn.org, or call or text (423) 464-6747.

Hear us

Video still from the chorus contest set: men in black with gold ties on the risers, one smiling at the camera.
The chorus: "You're The First, The Last, My Everything," arranged by Aaron Dale, 2025 chorus contest. Watch on YouTube
Video still: the four men of Full Effect in blue suits stacked one behind another at a microphone, arms out, on the St. Louis stage.
Full Effect: "Everybody Loves My Baby," a Louis Armstrong cover from 2026. Watch on YouTube