The Georgetown Chimes are Georgetown University's oldest all-male
singing group.
Since 1946, The Georgetown Chimes have entertained Presidents
from Ike to Clinton, cocktail parties from Maine to California,
and crowds of all ages from Holland to Argentina.
A Georgetown Chimes concert consists of high-quality vocal performance,
entertainment, and energy sure to please audiences of all ages.
From barbershop standards to The Star Spangled Banner to holiday
season favorites, The Chimes will entertain your guests.
We are very happy to have welcomed two
new Chimes into the group in recent weeks: Chime #217
Brandon Shamel, a lead from Arizona, and Chime #218
Arthur Woods, a tenor from California.
Congrats to them.
Brandon
Arthur
March 16, 2008
We returned last weekend from a fantastic
nine-day trip through western Europe.
We sang at the Georgetown University Library
Associates dinner in London, saw the sights in Paris,
enjoyed the sun in Barcelona, and performed at the 2008
John Carroll Awards Weekend in Madrid.
Thanks to all who helped make the trip
possible.
The Actives sing before the John Carroll
Awards Banquet in Madrid
Featured Video:
The Chimes sing the Star
Spangled Banner for a crowd of 20,000 at the Verizon Center
before the Georgetown Hoyas beat UConn this year.
"We Meet" as performed
on Feburary 24, 2007, at the 34th annual Cherry Tree Massacre,
Gaston Hall, Georgetown University.
"Loch Lomond"
as performed on Feburary 24, 2007, at the 34th annual
Cherry Tree Massacre, Gaston Hall, Georgetown University.
