Who is Adelaide Sound Connection?
We are a female ensemble, specialising in the Barbershop style of four-part harmony singing. We are proud to be associated with the world's largest singing organisation for women - SWEET ADELINES INTERNATIONAL.
The Chorus draws women singers from across the metropolitan area of Adelaide, South Australia. We meet for rehearsal every Tuesday evening. There's plenty of fun and laughter, but we take our singing seriously and strive for continual improvement in vocal and performance skills - in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Membership is by audition but you don't need to be an experienced singer to pass the audition. What you need is an ability to sing in tune and a willingness to learn. We sing 'a cappella' (without musical accompaniment) in four-part barbershop harmony, made up of Tenor, Lead, Baritone and Bass voice parts. We use the male voice names, but sing in women's ranges. Each new singer is placed in one of the sections by assessing their vocal range and where they feel comfortable singing. There's plenty of support and education as you start to sing with the chorus and you will become a better singer and performer than you ever dreamed you could be.
We are a female ensemble, specialising in the Barbershop style of four-part harmony singing. We are proud to be associated with the world's largest singing organisation for women - SWEET ADELINES INTERNATIONAL.
The Chorus draws women singers from across the metropolitan area of Adelaide, South Australia. We meet for rehearsal every Tuesday evening. There's plenty of fun and laughter, but we take our singing seriously and strive for continual improvement in vocal and performance skills - in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Membership is by audition but you don't need to be an experienced singer to pass the audition. What you need is an ability to sing in tune and a willingness to learn. We sing 'a cappella' (without musical accompaniment) in four-part barbershop harmony, made up of Tenor, Lead, Baritone and Bass voice parts. We use the male voice names, but sing in women's ranges. Each new singer is placed in one of the sections by assessing their vocal range and where they feel comfortable singing. There's plenty of support and education as you start to sing with the chorus and you will become a better singer and performer than you ever dreamed you could be.
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