Every year the group's objective is to serve the interest of the public through charitable donations raised by their performances.
Introducing the Harmony Singers

The Harmony Singers of Pittsburgh, a voluntary performing choral group, are currently celebrating their 43rd season, as well as preparing for the 41st production of their annual spring musical variety show.


Originally formed as the Westminster Community Singers in 1966, the name was changed to the Bob Locklin Singers in 1967. In 1969 the first Don Brockett Musical Comedy Review was produced. The name was changed to the Harmony Singers of Pittsburgh in 1976, and since that time the spring show has become an annual event.

As a lead to the annual spring show, numerous performances and concerts are given throughout the holiday season. Most of these performances take place at senior residential homes and retirement/life care communities and culminate in a final Christmas concert.

Giving Back to Our Communities

Since 1976, the Harmony Singers have raised over $50,000.00 for various sponsored charities.

A few of the charities which have benefited are:

♪ Carnegie Hall, New York City

♪ Carnegie Museum of Art

♪ Little Sisters of the Poor

♪ Westin-William Penn Christmas Concert

♪ Christmas Concert at the Veronica's Veil Auditorium

♪ Gateway Clipper Party-Liner

♪ American and Canadian Anthems at The Pittsburgh Riverhounds Professional Soccer Club's home games.

♪ National Anthem for the Pittsburgh Pirates

♪ The Devonshire of Mt. Lebanon

♪ The Baptist Home of Western Pa.

♪ The Friendship Village of South Hills

♪ Mt. Vernon of South Park

♪ Holy Child Festival, Bridgeville

♪ East Winds Symphonic Band

♪ City of Pittsburgh Senior Christmas Concert