Welcome

About

Harmony’s 

African-American 

Legacy Organization 

 

 

HALO (Harmony’s African-American Legacy Organization), leads a transformative movement of Community Music Therapy in which barbershop singing (and listening) serves as a metaphorical model. Leading diverse community groups in constructive dialogue concerning socio-political issues utilizing singing and active listening to experience barbershop music. 

HALO (Harmony’s African-American Legacy Organization), was founded by the first quartet of African-American singers to compete on the international contest stage of any major barbershop organizations. 

Shana Oshiro, Tenor
Portia Bonds, Lead
Niambi Powell, Baritone
Ashley Conway, Bass II
Jasmine Barnes, Bass

the WOMEN OF HALO

MEET THE MEMBERS

Race and
#RealTalk

Learn how we connect with different communities across the country in our mission to use barbershop singing (and listening) as a therapeutic tool by which we confront historic and contemporary issues of race in our country and around the world.  

Contact

Let's Connect

shana.oshiro@haloquartet.org

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