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Hallmark was the finale to a busy bank holiday weekend of events with the premier of the classic SImon and Garfunkel track "Bridge over troubled water". Another great collaboration between Hallmark, the Hallmark Legend Tim Briggs and BHS 2015 International Quartet Champions, Instant Classic.
After winning the BABS 2019 gold medal, Hallmark was Invited to perform at the LABBS 2019 convention. We performed 4 songs.
1. You're a heavenly thing
2. My Cup runneth over with love
3. Nearer my God to Thee
4. Bridge over troubled water (where we were joined by the 2008 BHS International Quartet Champions "OC Times")
Hallmark were invited as guests to Holland Harmony. This was an ideal part of our preparations for BABS in 2019 and a wonderful opportunity for us to share the stage with the "Cheshire Chord Company". For our joint performance we sang "Without a song" beautifully arrange by Sam Hubbard, The performance was both memorable and moving for the singers and the audience.
This was the culmination of a tour that took in a well received concert in Amsterdam with VLVT and some outdoor singing by the Rijksmuseum also in Amsterdam.
There are 2 sections to the video, the first is the show at LABBS with 5 songs:
1. Zip-a-dee-doo-dah
2. Hallelujah
3. My Romance
4. I won't Dance
5. You can keep your hat on
The second part of the video is the gold medal winning performance and has 2 songs
1. My Romance
2. I won't Dance
Sainsbury Choir of the Year 1988
Tue, 1 Nov 1988
Hallmark of Harmony entered and almost won the Sainsbury's choir of the year competition in 1988. Club folklore has it that the sponsor from Sainsbury's was biased against Barbershop as a genre and didn't want us to win. There is a further element to this story as it is told; apparently Richard Stilgoe (one of the judges) resigned in protest!
In 1986 when Hallmark first won a gold medal, we were also the subject of a television documentary. This video is shared as part of our 45th anniversary celebrations!
