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September 9, 2026Schenectady Today0 Comments

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Electric City Chorus

Still……Looking for an Echo

Fourgettables Quartet

Dave Iovinella, Tenor, Scott Rigney, Lead, Terry Topka, Bass, Hank Pedicone, Baritone & Pres. ECC

Bill Serritella, Lead & Chorus Manager

Location: SUNY Sch’dy Taylor Auditorium

Sept 26 at 4 pm

Ticketed – reserved seating

The Electric City Chorus and their quartets will present their Annual Show, “Still … Looking for an Echo”, on Saturday, September 26th at 4 pm at their new venue at SUNY Schenectady.   Enjoy your favorite pop and rock favorites through the decades.  Special guest performers include current Northeast District Champions and BHS international qualifiers Catalyst and Rising Star and 2026 SingUnited (formerly Sweet Adelines) NY/NJ Region Champions 942 (pronounced “Nine forty-two”).

The Electric City Chorus is a men’s a capella singing group based in Schenectady.  We have been singing in our unique four-part harmony style since 1944.  We strive to sing at the highest quality, to entertain a wide group of audiences with songs from multiple genres and decades, and to experience great fellowship and enjoyment.  The Electric City Chorus is a member of the international Barbershop Harmony Society.

Meeting: The chorus rehearses most Tuesdays from 7-9 PM at the First United Methodist Church of Schenectady.  There is free parking in the church lot on Chapel Street.  We are always looking for male singers and other interested parties to visit and check us out.  Experience and reading music are not a prerequisite – we provide music sheets, a mentor and learning tracks.

FB: Electric City Chorus

Info email: manager@electriccitychorus.net

Website:   www.ElectricCityChorus.net

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