The Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's
58th Annual Show
April 11-12, 2008

ALL ABOARD FOR VOCAL FUN: The Nassau Mid-Island Chapter of the B.H.S. offered a musical barbershop harmony journey down the Missippi to New Orleans for its 58th Annual Show, presented April 11-12 at Mineola High School in Garden City Park. 

 

GUESTS IN THE HOUSE: The barbershop artistry of Quatrain provided ringing chords during two entertaining segments as part of the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's 58th Annual Show presented locally at Mineola High School in mid-April.
 

YOU FOUR-A-YA QUARTET sang the praises of New Orleans during a paddle wheeler trip down the Mississippy to the "Big Easy," at the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's 58th Annual Show.
 

SETTING THE MUSICAL MOOD  for the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's 58th Annual Show and its paddle wheeler journey down the mighty Mississippi was the banjo strumming (and singing) of Bill Hardman and solid bass accompaniment of Steve Stojowski.



EXPRESS MALES:  The musical talents of Long Island Express were on hand to elicit applause at the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's 58th Annual Show.
 

LET THERE BE LIGHT(HOUSE): The 58th Annual Show of Long Island Harmonizers also included a song from Lighthouse quartet and the voices of (from left) Hal Verity, Vinnie Colonna, Ed Andreassen and Chiz Bell.
 

SOUND OF THE SOUTH: The "Three Tenors" of the Long Island Harmonizers chorus (from left)  Herb Oshrain, Harry Ruvolo and Dave D'Antonio, gave their all, much to the delight of audiences at this year's Annual Show -- the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's 58th.  Providing accordian support was musical director Maurice Debar.
 

ALL IN A-CHORD -- a new Nassau Mid-Island Chapter quartet -- made its debut at the Long Island Harmonizers' 58th Annual Show.
 

IN THE PINK: Matched vocally and with silk pink shirts and ties were the After GloWorms, who spun a story about their love of coffee at the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter's 58th Annual Show