The Indianhead Chorus is a fraternity of men drawn together by a love of singing, performing, and promoting four-part close a cappella harmony music known as barbershop.
The Indianhead Chorus is a fraternity of men drawn together by a love
of singing, performing, and promoting four-part close a cappella harmony music
known as barbershop.
You love to sing! You sing in the car and you sing in the shower. You sing as you're mowing the lawn.
Why not sing with other men who do the same? Guests are always welcome on Monday evenings,
at the Polk County Justice Center, in the community room off the lobby. 7:00-9:00 PM. Surprise us with a visit! We'll keep an ear out for you.
The 66th Annual Harvest of Harmony, is now in the record books. We welcomed special guests, The Newfangled Four and Vocality. We donated $1000 to St. Croix Falls High School Choir, and $1000 to the Amery High School Choir. Both groups sent a quartet to perform on the show! Money also went to the Community Referral Agency.
None of this could happen without our friends and families. Thank you for all of your support!
In January, 2025, we will co-hosted a festival for young singers.
Last year 38 students worked on new music, made new friends, and sang new tags. The day ended with the festival choruses in concert, joined by our guest teaching quartets, First Ave and Upbeat.
Some reviews: "Best music I've done all year!" "Great!" "Awesome!" "Thanks for broadening my musical horizons!" Plans are already underway for next year. Keep your eyes out at this site or at NextGenWi.org.
On January 20th, Ken Mettler was awarded the title of Indianhead Chorus Barbershopper of the Year! Ken (left) is shown here with presenter Tom Overby (BOTY 2021).
