Highland Lakes Men’s Chorus warming up for its 16th season
Members of the Highland Lakes Men's Chorus perform before a Round Rock Express game. The group is starting its 16th year on Sept. 11, but rehearsals starting in August. Men interested in performing are welcome to attend a rehearsal or call (830) 385-2514 to learn more. Courtesy photo
FROM STAFF REPORTS
HORSESHOE BAY — Are you a fella who enjoys a bit of crooning? Maybe you loved singing in the high school choir, but those days are in the past. Maybe you still sing in the church choir but are looking to get more time on stage.
Whatever your reason, the Highland Lakes Men’s Chorus might be the place for you.
The chorus is a group of men who enjoy singing for the community, and it’s gearing up for its 16th season of doing just that. The first performance isn’t until Sept. 11, but the group is looking for men who are interested in joining in the fun.
The choir’s season stretches over nine months with between 18 and 20 performances.
Its repertoire includes patriotic, seasonal, spiritual or just plain fun music appropriate for any occasion. No experience is necessary, though some chorus background is a plus. And you don’t have to know how to read music.
The main prerequisites are you should enjoy singing and having a good time.
The first practice of the season is 4 p.m. Aug. 25 at The Church at Horseshoe Bay, 600 Hi Ridge Road.
The chorus director is Garry Kesler, and Linda Boatman is the accompanist. Men interested in singing with the chorus should call club president Frank Kloke at (830) 385-2514 or show up for any Monday practice at the church.
Check out the chorus’ Facebook page at www.facebook.com/HLMChorus for more information.
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