Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus We are the Juan de Fuca Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. The chapter borders the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the Pacific Ocean to the Hood Canal in the State of Washington.
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May 23rd “Bluegrass and Barbershop, Notes for OTA”
The Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus will be presenting 2 shows on May 23rd (2pm matinee and 6:30pm evening) to benefit “Olympic Theatre Arts” of Sequim. Along with the chorus, the quartet “No Batteries Required” will be featured and you can hear our special guests the country band “Luck of the Draw” and our headliner the bluegrass band “FarmStrong”. Come on out and see a great show and support the arts in Sequim.
Tickets are $20 General Admission and $10 for Youth and they are available at Olympic Theatre Arts 414 N. Sequim Ave.
At The Door or
Click Here to order tickets on-line.
Do you like to sing?
 Maybe it’s in your car, or you like the sound in the shower, or just around the house.
Then you are the guy we are looking for.
The Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus welcomes singers of all musical levels. Most of the guys can’t read music and had never sung in front of an audience before joining. There are no auditions and you won’t be judged on your abilities. Men of all ages are welcome; you can even come with your son or grandson.
We learn the songs with the help of learning tracks and by practicing in rehearsals. In rehearsals you will be partnered with someone who has some experience so you can learn from and with them.
With the use of learning tracks you can practice whenever and wherever you want, even in the privacy of your car or home.
You will enjoy camaraderie with the other guys and a team experience in learning and performing the music.
….. . . And it is fun!
We rehearse every Tuesday evening at 6:30 at Olympic Theatre Arts 414 N Sequim Ave in Sequim. You are welcome to stop by and just listen. Bring your wife, girl friend, neighbor, son or grandson.
Come on out to the Veteran’s Day Celebration at Coast Guard Air Station/Sector Field Office Port Angeles on Ediz Hook on Tuesday November 11. OPMC along with the Grand Olympics Chorus, Peninsula Gospel Singers, Sequim HS Select Choir, and the Port Angeles HS Band will all be performing as part of this great event. Starts at 10am
Come on down to Sequim High School Auditorium September 20, and hear the Grand Olympic Chorus raise the roof with Hoedown Harmony. The Men’s Chorus will be there too, along with No Batteries Required, The Young fiddlers and Treble Around the Sound. Don’t miss it! Yahoo!
If you are a guy who is looking for some fun and something different — come on down and see what the Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus is all about. We rehearse on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 at Olympic Theatre Arts 414 N Sequim Ave and anyone is welcome to stop in and listen or join in. If you sing in the shower or in your car we are looking for you.
Come on out and visit us.
The chorus just wrapped up it’s 2014 shows “Romance of the Nerds”. Here are a couple backstage pictures.
  
 The Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus will be presenting “Romance of the Nerds” June 14th at Sequim HS auditorium. 2pm and 7:07pm Singing on the show along with the chorus will be the Grand Olympics Chorus of Sweet Adelines International, the world famous quartet “No Batteries Required”, and a special guest quartet “Code Blue”. Code Blue was recently crowned as the Barbershop Harmony Society Division II champion.
Tickets are $15 general admission for both shows. Tickets are available at Olympic Theatre Arts box office 414 N Sequim Ave in Sequim or at Port Book and News in Port Angeles or call 360 681-7761.
With a title like “Romance of the Nerds” how can you miss this show. June 14th at 2pm and 7:07pm at Sequim HS auditorium. Tickets will go on sale in May.
The Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus rehearses at 6:30pm on Tuesdays at the Olympic Theatre Arts (OTA) building in downtown Sequim. The address for OTA is 414 N Sequim Avenue.
Everyone is welcome to drop in and watch. If you interested in being part of the chorus, come to a rehearsal to see what we do.
To start off spring, shake off the Peninsula Winter, and support the local arts come on out to
“Vocal Chords, Some Strings Attached”
on March 22nd.
The Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus (OPMC) and guests will be presenting 2 shows to raise funds for Olympic Theatre Arts in Sequim. The guests include a great bluegrass band “Luck of the Draw” and the “Young Fiddlers”. “Luck of the Draw” has been performing around the Peninsula for many years and does regular gigs at the Fairmount Restaurant in Port Angeles. The band performs bluegrass, country, and will throw in pop songs as well. They are a lot of fun and have a local following.
The “Young Fiddlers” includes the accomplished violinist Kate Powers, a 14-year-old who plays first violin in the Port Angeles Symphony. Kate is also part of the recently formed Deka Trio along with cellist Marlene Moore and pianist Gary McRoberts. So you can expect to hear “fiddle” music and possibly some classical violin from Kate.
Along with these 2 groups OPMC, under the direction of Jim Davis will be singing some songs and the world famous quartet “No Batteries Required” (NBR) will be singing some barbershop, doo wop, and anything else that comes to mind. NBR and Dave Secord from “Luck of the Draw” have a special surprise planned.
The concerts are to raise funds for Olympic Theatre Arts to allow them to continue in their efforts to promote arts in the community.
For more click this link — Olympic Theatre Arts
Saturday March 22nd
Two Performances — 2pm and 7pm
Tickets — $20 General Admission $10 Youth
Tickets available at OTA Box Office or a Pacific Mist Books in Sequim
Get your tickets early!
The chorus will be working on singing valentines on February 14th with the quartet “No Batteries Required” zipping around Clallam County singing Valentines for everyone. Below is the flyer with details. Give us a call and surprise your loved ones on Valentine’s Day.
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For Booking For questions regarding booking a Quartet, Dungeness Transfer,
or the entire Chorus, please call (360) 681-7761
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