The Jamestown Harmony Express has always promoted the basic Barbershop Unit.   The BARBERSHOP QUARTET!

Through the years the chapter has been privileged to help create and support a number of quartets and this page will, when completed, help you discover all those foursomes who were proud to belong and contribute to the success of the Jamestown NY Chapter, SPEBSQSA Inc.

The first installment will be the first quartet formed from members of the Jamestown Harmony Express Chorus.

The Harmony Production Company

Current Members:

   
• Thomas Galbraith (Tenor)
   
• Steve Mauro (Lead)
   
• David King (Bass)
   
• George Jarrell (Baritone)

For more information, send us a message at HPC@HarmonyExpress.com.

The Harmony Production Company (A Former Edition)

Pictured:

   
• Hans Steen (Lead) - Blue Vest
   
• David Lewis (Tenor) - Red Vest
   
• David King (Bass) - Green Vest
   
• George Jarrell (Baritone) - Funny Lookin' Guy In The Yellow Vest

3rd Generation (Quartet Retired)

These guys were brought together in the chapter singing Valentine songs around the county.  They are "3rd Generation" because they are all grandfathers, and they have billfold pictures to prove it!  Although these guys are retired from 3rd Generation, they remain in touch and Hans Steen is active in the chapter.

   
• Tenor - Hugh Oglevee, retired railroad man, loves this hobby. His smile and enthusiasm fills up a room.  He and wife Joyce are from Salamanca, NY.
   
• Lead - Hans Steen is retired from Alcoa and has over 50 years singing barbershop harmony.  If a song fits the barbershop style, Hans probably knows it. Hans lives in the Pt. Chautauqua area and loves sailing and gardening.
   
• Bass - Doc, the friendly retired dentist, Harry Glatz, dispenses a resonate, full, deep bass that sets a great foundation for our barbershop chords.  He keeps house with his lovely wife, Dodie, in Jamestown.
   
• Baritone - Norm Herby, a former County Legislator who was active in insurance, real estate, license plate collecting has moved to Minnesota with his wife, Vi. 
  

3rd Generation's favorite saying was "it's GREAT to be a barbershopper and GREAT to be a grandfather."

Check this page for future installments telling the quartet story and even a peek into the world of Octeting... Jamestown Harmony Express way!