Living in Harmony at Luther Village

Arlingtones Barbershop Chorus
Our Director
Living in Harmony at Luther Village
Arlingtone 2011 Guest Night
Volunteer Recognition and 9/11 Flag Ceremony
Arlingtones Fall Show 2010
The Holidays with the Arlingtones
Annual Snowball December 2011
Contact Information for the Arlingtones
Contact information for chapter quartets
Prospective member page
Musical Bits for Barbershoppers: The Barbershop 7th
Members page (schedules, rep, etc.)

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Roger Turek, our director, gets us going as we entertain the residents of Luther Village in Arlington Heights. (8/17/2011)
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Dressed in our Sunday-best Hawaiian shirts, we give it our all.

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The Spittunes, a chapter quartet, sing a tender ballad about Texas.  Actually, it really wasn't that tender.
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Musicology 101 sang about how they were feeling and they were 'Feeling Mighty Fine.'
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Chorducopia sang about that chariot swingin' down.  The whole place was swingin' by they time they finished.

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Roger and the Luther Village Assistant Activities Director, Marcia Kurczodyna, stand with placard  indicating sponsorship for the event.

The Living in Harmony Program

The Living in Harmony Program brings the joy of music to the senior citizen community in the Northwest Chicagoland area.  The Arlingtones Chorus and quartets offer free performances for organizations that provide services for the well being of our senior citizens. Our chorus and/or quartets customize performances to suit the needs of any situation. This program is made possible through the support and sponsorship of various donors.

For more information, please contact  Russ Beck, Program Director at:  847 869 6731 office or 847 840 4054 mobile or email him directly at:    

russbeck2@gmail.com

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It was a great audience and it seemed that they had a great time. We hope to get back again soon. Maybe Christmas?
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We all had a good time. Thank you Luther Village and thank you Living in Harmony.
            Photos by Alfredo Rodriguez