The Master’s Touch: Celebrating the Music of Jim Clancy
These moments and photos capture the Vocal Majority’s story in 2025:
- Performing before, and inspiring, thousands of people throughout the year
- Honoring and mourning the loss of our beloved Director and Arranger, Jim Clancy
- Releasing two documentary episodes (with more coming in 2026)
- Raising funds to support those impacted by the Texas Hill Country floods
- Being named Best Choral Group in DFW by D Magazine
- Reaching 1,000,000 streams on Pandora
Each of these photos tells a story of what shaped the Vocal Majority in 2025—on stage, behind the scenes, and in the community.
Thank you for your continued support. We’re excited for what’s ahead in 2026! Up Next: Our Spring Show!
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March: American Choral Directors Association National Conference at the Winspear in Dallas
April: “Stories from the Heart” – Our Spring Concert at the Eisemann Center in Richardson
April and May: We mourn the loss of our beloved Executive Musical Director and Arranger, Jim Clancy
June: Our first documentary released in June. Watch it on YouTube here.
July: We won our 14th Gold Medal in International Barbershop Harmony Society competition in Denver.
August: We raised nearly $52,000 for victims of the Hill Country floods at a benefit concert with the White’s Chapel choir, orchestra, and youth choir Cantare.
August: Our second documentary was released in August. Watch it on YouTube here.
September: After our BHS Contest win, we produced a “50 Years of Gold” concert at the Eisemann Center.
October: We performed for the Southwestern District of the Barbershop Harmony Society.
December: We were recognized as the Best Choral Group in Dallas by D Magazine.
December: We produced four Christmas Shows at the Eisemann Center, attended by nearly 4,000 people
December: We produced a Christmas Show at White’s Chapel, attended by 1,200.
December: We had the distinction of reaching 1,000,000 streams of “How Great Thou Art” on Pandora.
2 Comments
You guys are great I was a 14 year member in Appleton Wisconsin and then moved to Deland Florida and not a chorus in my area but I sure do miss barbershop. I have 6 of your albums that are great. Thanks for sharing your story and music.i do listen to it on Pandora
I was a member of the Music City Chorus in Nashville for 35 years. I have always admired and enjoy hearing you guys at international.
Love your CDs and best of luck.
The VM. They just rock!