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A group of Macomb college scholarship students, The Macombers are one of the finest show choir in the state.  Michigan's oldest college show choir, founded in 1970, has grown in emphasis and stature.  Although constantly changing its musical selections and member, The Macombers continue to receive rave reviews.

Currently under the direction of Harvey Kahl, the 12-18 member group performs dozens of shows a year throughout the Detroit area and beyond.  The highly choreographed show choir ensemble has appeared with professional performers such as The Chieftains, Neil Sedaka, Judy Collins, Marvin Hamlisch and Tom Jones.  As the Goodwill Ambassadors of Macomb Community College, The Macombers perform for everyone from American Presidents and major corporations to local school children.

Members of The Macombers use this two-year scholarship opportunity with Macomb Community College to prepare for transfer to universities, to update occupational skills and to explore new careers.  Many former members continue their careers as professional entertainers on cruise ships, television and stage.  Even more use their Macombers experience to become teachers and leaders in business and the community.

Click on the link below to purchase tickets to The Macombers Extravaganza Shows:
Spring Extravaganza
Sunday, April 14, 3pm

About the Director:

Harvey Kahl, Jr. joined the staff of Macomb Community College in 1985. In addition to The Macombers, Harvey directs the annual Show Choir Workshop and is staff accompanist for the college choral and voice programs. He received a BM in Piano Performance from Wayne State University where he also studied voice and organ. Harvey also serves as organist for the First United Methodist Church of Farmington and has been active in church music since 1980.

Mr. Kahl has many professional musical theater credits at Detroit’s Gem Theatre including music direction for Respect – A Musical Journey of Women; I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change; and Plaid Tidings for which he is currently nominated for the 2011 Wilde Award for best music direction. His next upcoming project is as music director for a new production of the 2009 musical Daddy Long Legs opening in September, 2011 at the Gem.