The best thing about their self-titled debut might be their four-part harmonies: a raggle-taggle chorus full of personality.
These girls can spend hours tweaking the four-part harmonies, writing new melodic lines, finding the music, just to make the most beautiful thing -- this lovely, consonant sound in our house.
They opened with Curvaceous Needs, a cheerful and stomping country-rocker on which they showed off their four-part harmonies and played acoustic guitar, banjo, drums and an enormous bass balalaika.
Tim Hauser, a singer and showman who founded the Manhattan Transfer, a Grammy-winning vocal group that brought four-part harmonies to several decades' worth of American popular songs, died on Thursday in Sayre, Pa.
They did this first with the song Killer Queen which contained elaborate four-part harmonies.
They play some of the fattest reggae on the planet, with rich four-part harmonies, awesome lead vocals and driving rhythm sections.
Franklin's live performance wasn't obscured by superfluous staging, either: each player contributed a vital part to the sound, including the inspired four-part harmonies of the backup singers, which wrapped our wintry hearts like a fuzzy fleece blanket.
The group sings in four-part harmony, typically led by a tenor soloist.
They sing, in full-throated four-part harmony, an opera of postmillennial rage.
In four-part harmony, they chanted Slavic and Byzantine melodies, translated into contemporary English.
During the show, the band moves in and out of four-part harmony in a display of easy virtuosity.
