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We are a group of men who enjoy a cappella harmony singing with friends. We meet every Tuesday evening from 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. at the Holy Family School at 786 26 1/2 Road (map) in Grand Junction. We also do community performances and competitions throughout the year. The songs we sing range from happy, patriotic and sentimental, to love songs and many other kinds.

Do we like to have new people join us? YOU BET WE DO!! And we'll even come and pick you up if you need a ride.

Come sing with us!

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Hey kids.  If you are between the ages of  12 and 18 and like to sing you have an opportunity to sing and perform with the Bookcliff Barbershop Chorus at our 3rd annual Harmony Teen Day Camp on Thursday, June 25.  For more information and  a printable registration form click on the treble clef sign below.

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Click here to listen to the chorus sing "Grand Junction, My Home Town"

Above the chorus sings "Grand Junction, My Home Town" at "Happy Birthday, Grand Junction" our annual Spring Show  April 2007

"Grand Junction, My Home Town" was written by Ken Reish, a Chorus member, and arranged by Dave Hein, our Assistant Director, for the 2007 125th birthday celebration of the City of Grand Junction.  The city council has made this the city's official song.

The Bookcliff Chorus is a chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society.


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