What You Can Expect
 
The first half will showcase Nashville Singers performing some of the music that has made America great, including timeless folk ballads, popular songs that have thrilled the nation, and inspirational selections that will touch your heart. Also performing is a new Nashville quartet known as Amore 4.

The second half will include a collection of sacred and secular Christmas holiday favorites, featured guest artist Steve Williams, and guest soloist Grace Thomson. 

 

Pull together a group of a dozen men volunteering from all walks of life with varying degrees of musical talent and experience, ask them to sing, and the listener may hear something that resembles beautiful music. But call that group Nashville Singers  and stand Todd Wilson before them in the role of mentor and Director of Music, and one is in store for an extraordinary musical experience.


STEVE WILLIAMS
He celebrated his first #1 hit with the song, Redneck Yacht Club, recorded by Craig Morgan, one of the most downloaded songs of the year. Soon after, he penned, I Get To, recorded by Blue County, which rose to 1 on the Christian country music charts. George Strait has recorded Steve's song Where've I Been All My Life, and is the second song on his new album Twang.  His songs have been recorded by artists George Strait, Craig Morgan, Bucky Covington, Steve Holy, Buddy Jewell, Blue County, Trick Pony and more. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Steve moved to Nashville in 1995 and toured with such acts as Kenny Chesney, Tanya Tucker, Buddy Jewell, Deborah Allen and Sherrie' Austin playing guitar, piano and adding vocals. Steve performs regularly with two different bands, the Redneck Yacht Club and the ConSOULers.


GRACE THOMSON
Vocalist GRACE THOMSON is a versatile musician that has entertained audiences for over a decade. Originally from Toledo, Ohio, Grace relocated to Nashville in 2006 to pursue an education and career in music. A recent graduate of Belmont University, Grace holds a B.M. in Commercial Vocal Performance and Music Business. Over the years, Grace has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with many renowned musical talents as a soloist and seasoned ensemble singer. Most recently, she made her Ryman Auditorium debut performing alongside Grammy-Award winning UK artist Imogen Heap and highly-acclaimed collegiate a cappella ensemble, The Belmont Beltones. Grace currently teaches private voice lessons to students in Middle Tennessee, and enjoys traveling across the United States as a soloist, clinician, studio singer and music consultant.  She is an avid enthusiast and strong advocate for barbershop and a cappella music, and is delighted to be joining The Nashville Singers this Holiday season as guest soloist on "Santa Baby" (photo: Mary Lauren Mansfield).


AMORE 4
Some groups start small and work their way up the performing ladder. That was not the case for A4. This quartet's first performance was for a packed house at the famed Schermerhorn Symphony Center, where they were invited to share the stage with the Nashville Symphony and Deanna Martin, for a three-night series of Italian themed concerts. The Nashville Symphony asked the guys to learn and perform That's Amore. They brought the house down. From that point forward, the quartet was informally referred to as the Amore 4. The members from left to right are: Pierre Boulogne on bass, Ric Domenico singing lead, Bruce Cokeroft on the tenor part, and Doug Morrison on baritone.


Why You'll Need To Act Quickly

A very limited number of seats will be available for this event. Less than 80 general admission seats are available for purchase at just $15 each. The seats closest to the stage will be reserved for Nashville Singers Patrons at $30 each. Aside from having the best seats in the house, patrons will be recognized on the Nashville Singers website.

How Can You Purchase Tickets?

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What Will Make the Day Extra Special

 
Nashville Singers will be releasing our debut CD the night of this concert.

The new disc is called "The Journey Begins." The master heads off to the duplicator in the next few days and this new musical gem will be released in time for the November 20 concert. The recording includes:

• Happy Together - arranged by David Wright
• Over the Rainbow - arranged by Jay Giallombardo
• The Impossible Dream - arranged by Jay Giallombardo (intro by Amore 4, solo by Bruce Cokeroft)
• Shenandoah - arranger unknown (solo by Ric Domenico)
• The Lion Sleeps Tonight  - arranged by  Scott Turnbull (solo by Bruce Cokeroft)
• That's Amore - arranged by Don Gray, performed by Amore 4

Vocal Majority director and arranger extraordinaire, Jim Clancy has heard some advance tracks from the new disc and has written some great liner notes for this new release.

The price of this new six-pack release is just $10, plus shipping.  Tennessee residents, please include 9.75% sales tax. This is equal to 98 cents for a one $10 CD.

Online ordering for this this new recording is currently limited to attendees of our Fall/Holiday Concert on November 20.

SPECIAL OFFER: Concert attendees packaging their concert ticket order with an order for this new disc will receive a 10% discount off the price of the CD.  Click HERE to place your order today.