We are the Harmony Heritage Singers, a group of retired men who enjoy singing together in the distinctive barbershop style. In normal times we rehearse twice a month during the day at Sherwood Regional Library in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. We also present over 20 performances a year, mostly at retirement communities and seniors groups in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. With the current pandemic, we cannot sing in public until it becomes safe, so like many other groups, we meet by Zoom. Our director, Drew Fuller, plans our "virtual" meetings at which we mostly sing along with voice tracks with our mics muted. We look forward to being able once again to sing together and to present public performances.

BUT - Fall, 2020 - Click here to see some HHS singers joining the Fairfax Jubil-Aires in a stirring voices mixed (mics not muted) rendition of the Armed Forces Medley!

Harmony Heritage Singers is the Mount Vernon, Virginia chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, legally and historically called the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America (SPEBSQSA).

If you might like to sing with us, click here.

If you are interested in having us perform for your organization, click here.

And - after you look look around here, we also have

a separate HHS Facebook page, click here.

"Keep the whole world singing"

And - We just love to greet Honor Flights at Reagan National Airport!

Landing veterans are welcomed with the traditional "Water Cannon" salute...

 ...then greeted and sung to by the Harmony Heritage Singers as they arrive into the terminal.

Photos by Chuck Botts