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Seattle
Shores Chorus
Seattle, WA
We have moved to our new rehearsal location.
New address for rehearsal is :
Seattle Shores Chorus is one of the chapters in
Sweet Adelines International
(SAI), the largest music education organization for women in the
world. The chorus was formed and received its original
charter in 1953, making it the first (and now longest-lasting) Sweet Adelines
Chorus in the Northwest. We serve the greater Seattle area and
continue to be Seattle's "own" women's barbershop chorus.
We are a four-part harmony a cappella group, comprised of
approximately 40 talented women. Seattle Shores brings an energy and
uplifting spirit as we sing and dance our way into the hearts of our
audiences.
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Yearly, you can come see us perform at the Taste of Edmonds, the
Tacoma Christmas Show at the Tacoma Dome, and various charitable
and variety shows. You are also invited to see us perform on stage
at the Region 13 competition held every spring. Quartets and larger
groups are available to sing at special occasions such as
anniversaries and birthdays.
The group has openings in all vocal parts, and no experience is
necessary. Training is provided for everyone.
We are always happy to see you!
Seattle Shores Chorus rehearses each week at the Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church, located at 14724 First Avenue NE in Shoreline, WA. Rehearsals are every Tuesday night from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. Visitors are ALWAYS welcome to stop by!
If you have questions, need directions or a ride, please feel free to contact us: (206) 363-8987 (chorus voicemail) or Seattle.Shores@yahoo.com (chorus email).
See you on Tuesday!

Appointments still available!!
See our Winter Newsletter for more information on the singing valentines
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Seattle Shores Chorus is dedicated to sharing the art of barbershop harmony with excellence and enriching lives through music education.
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Quarterly Newsletter: SOUNDWAVES Issue 1 - Fall 2009