Sousa-capella

By • June 30, 2009

Sometime long before I joined the band, I became enamored with patriotic marches.  I am pretty sure somewhere around the fourth grade, I did a report on John Phillip Sousa.  I was the only one in my class that knew the difference between a tuba and a sousaphone.

Much later in life, after piano lessons and band, singing became a passion, and acappella singing especially!  About the time I was getting involved in Sweet Adelines, a men’s quartet came on the scene called Acoustix.  I was just beginning to learn of all the potential the human voice had.  It was around this time that someone played a recording of Acoustix doing “Stars and Stripes Forever”.    I was amazed, astounded, and an immediate fan of this quartet!

In honor of this Independence Day, have a listen to this rousing rendition of that great Sousa march:

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Happy Fourth of July!

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2 Responses to “Sousa-capella”

  1. Suzanne on June 30th, 2009 10:02 pm

    Holy Moly! That was GREAT!

  2. Vicky on July 1st, 2009 12:57 am

    Wow! That was awesome.

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