Many family and friends know that our son Andrew is the real singer of the family. After a stellar career as a cathedral chorister (assuming you can have a career that ends at age 13), he began singing in high school last year with his new baritone voice.
Candice and I were so pleased last evening to hear Andrew’s first performance with the five-boy a cappella group at his school. They got a great reception and Andrew was pleased with this first performance. We expect to hear a lot of a cappella singing around our house over the next three years…
…And that thought led us to think about what happens to people who get too deep into a cappella singing. Fortunately, there’s an institute for "A Cappella Recovery." Watch this video…and pray this isn’t in Andrew’s future.
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More to come…
DJB
MORE TO COME... 
Welcome to the wonderful world of a capella, Andrew! No rehab necessary. It’s a GOOD addicition. Ya’ll come by Sunday down @ the Sylvan Theater (near the Washington Monument) for an a cappella festival. My very own Venus d minor will be performing, as will a great men’s group, The Tone Rangers. The festivities start at 1 p.m. with the Rangers going on at 1;30 and Venus @ 2. More info @ http://www.tonerangers.com