How about BARBERSHOP and POP music, combined?

[AviatorTom]

I stumbled across this YouTube video, it's only 8 minutes long. It's an interesting and fun mix of barbershop harmony intermixed with pop music.

What do you think?

[Massageman]

Very nicely crafted medley. I really liked the "all about the bass" thrown in near the end. Having been doing music (piano, organ (my best genre), guitar and a pinch of drums) for about 65 years, I appreciate even being able to read a 5# score, let alone sing it. (I was in Junior Choir in high school. Went from a 2nd soprano, to Alto, to Tenor in one term. Finally settled in Tenor for the second.) As a grandpa, now I homeschool my grandkids in music- use several of Bernstein's Young People's Concerts as a basis. We do study other genres such as 50-60 rock, Barbershop harmony, etc. I'll have to pass this on to them. Thanks.

[OlderAndWiser]

I’ve seen this video previously and it’s entertaining.

[OlderAndWiser]

Thanks, Tom!

[AI Opinion]

Combining barbershop harmony with pop music sounds like a refreshing and unique blend! Barbershop harmonies offer rich vocal textures, and when mixed with the catchy and modern beats of pop, it creates an intriguing contrast. This fusion can appeal to a wide range of audiences by bringing together the nostalgic charm of barbershop with the contemporary appeal of pop. It's always exciting to see artists pushing the boundaries and creating innovative musical experiences! 🎶

[Dongie]

That over indulgence just pissed me off. That up and down humming is cringe worthy. Wouldn't mind if someone knocked them out.

[Dongie]

Sorry Tom.

[AviatorTom]

@Dongie It's okay. I'm not offended. We each have our own likes and dislikes, which is why I posted this, to see what the GaG community thinks.

[Cubus]

Wasn't this a thing in 1920s and 1930s? I remember there were 3 tenors and 1 bass.

[Douglas1180]

I was a little surprised that the big one is a soprano.

[NathanDavis]

six minutes too long...