Barbershop

Barbershop is a style of a cappella music characterized by four-part harmony, with a lead vocalist singing the melody, a tenor singing above the melody, a bass singing below the melody, and a baritone singing the middle part. It is typically performed in a close harmony style, with the singers singing in a tight, synchronized formation. Barbershop music is often associated with American culture, particularly in the South, and is often performed in a light-hearted, humorous manner.