Chairmen News!

The Chairmen are alive and well and still sing on! We all live such busy lives and are involved in many activities both business and community that it is difficult to do much performing together. It is a yeoman's task to schedule performances and rehearsals prior to the event, but somehow Bob seems to cope! Ray, our webmaster, has a lot of material un-posted and this website is way overdue for an overhaul! (sorry about that mobile users) Thanks to our supporters and fans, your encouragement and enjoyment keep us going!

Patriotic Chairman
 

Lead: Bill Moon

Bill Moon, Lead Bill is our original "barbershopper" and taught the rest of us the style. We have notebooks where Bill notated take-downs from famous quartets when he was only thirteen years old. Bill's dad, Dean Moon, had sung with his quartet, the Hi-Chords and been Rocky Mountain District Champions when Bill was a kid. Bill is a financial analyst, was "Mr. Gold" for years as a top rated investment councelor in the gold market, he has been CFO for a multi-million dollar internet startup company, and even ran an opera company in Alaska. He currently is involved in entreprenurial ventures and consulting. Bill also plays guitar.

Baritone: Ray Korns

Ray Korns, Baritone Although trained as an Architect, Ray has been involved in computers since high-school and professionally since 1969. He has worked as an Information Architect for both large corporations, like TRW, General Electric, Atari, Warner Communications and IBM, and silicon valley start ups. Ray plays piano, trombone and recorder. He never sang at all until 1985 and now would rather do nothing else.

About The Quartet

Our quartet did not originate from the barbershop society, BHS (Barbershop Harmony Society formerly SPEBSQSA - Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, Inc.), but rather because of a musical review. A friend was staging vignettes from various Broadway musicals and needed a quartet for a sequence of Meredith Willson's "The Music Man". We learned three songs -- we stole the show! This then was our genesis twenty-three years ago (twenty-one in our current configuration).

 

Tenor: Scott Bradberry

Scott Bradberry, Tenor For many years Scott ran his family's vending machine company until it was recently sold. Now Scott has a management position in a different service industry. Scott also plays guitar and clarinet and has a distinctive solo singing voice when not blending with the other members of the quartet.

Bass: Bob Ealy

Bob Ealy, Bass Bob is a salesman par excellance. He has sold within numerous industries (always successfully) and is currently selling for the construction industry. Bob is an Alabama boy and that southern charm can be disarming. Bob has a talent for vocal arranging, especially for pop and doo-wop styles. He's having his bass guitar repaired right now.