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Welcome.


The Georgetown Chimes are Georgetown University's oldest all-male singing group.

Since 1946, The Georgetown Chimes have entertained Presidents from Ike to Clinton, cocktail parties from Maine to California, and crowds of all ages from Holland to Argentina.



A Georgetown Chimes concert consists of high-quality vocal performance, entertainment, and energy sure to please audiences of all ages.

From barbershop standards to The Star Spangled Banner to holiday season favorites, The Chimes will entertain your guests.

For more information, visit our Bookings page.


News and Updates:


May 24, 2009

The 2008-2009 year has come to a close.

Thanks to all who came out to Senior Chimes Night last week at the Tombs. And thanks to the students, alumni, faculty, parents, and fans who supported us all year.

Next year's Active group will feature strong voices and some fresh faces, including our two newest Chimes, #222 Matthew Gorey and #223 Tony Freeman.

Matthew Gorey
Matthew Gorey
Tony Freeman
Tony Freeman

In its final days, the 2008-2009 Active group did some heavy lifting in the studio, so look for some teaser tracks to be posted on this web site by late summer.

Thanks for a great year!







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Upcoming Gigs:

DATE TBA
First Chimes Night
of the 2009-2010 Year

THE TOMBS
8PM


Featured Video:

The Chimes sing the Star Spangled Banner for a crowd of 20,000 at the Verizon Center before the Georgetown Hoyas beat UConn this year.

 

"We Meet" as performed on Feburary 24, 2007, at the 34th annual Cherry Tree Massacre, Gaston Hall, Georgetown University.

 

"Loch Lomond" as performed on Feburary 24, 2007, at the 34th annual Cherry Tree Massacre, Gaston Hall, Georgetown University.