Voices in Harmony paints on a huge canvas, drawing on a rich palette of men's and women's styles. The performers complement one another well, from The Gas House Gang's intricate, hilarious "Eine Klein NOT Musik" to Showtime's stunning reading of "Amazing Grace" to Marquis' smooth and traditional "Rockabye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody." The Gem City Sweet Adelines Chorus, directed by Jeannie Barford, raises the roof with its dazzling showmanship and high-energy singing. The highlight of the show comes when The Gas House Gang and Showtime combine on what is perhaps the best-known of all barbershop songs: "Lida Rose/Will I Ever Tell You?" from The Music Man. "That's what Voices in Harmony is all about," said GHG bass Jim Henry. "People making music together, enjoying the fun of barbershop harmony. It was Goosebump City for all of us." Voices in Harmony was produced by Cincinnati PBS affiliate WCET/48 in response to strong viewer support for the initial Keep America Singing broadcast in 1994.