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A cappella a ‘fire that hasn’t stopped burning’ in musician

April 16, 2012 by Richard Allen Roe Leave a Comment

DELMAR, MD — Name: John David Maybury of Delmar

What type of art do you create?

I am a director of several groups:

I put together a female quartet, Brown Eyed Darlings, I’m working on a male quartet, I put on musicals (the most recent being “Annie”), musical reviews and I am currently a teacher at Mardela Middle and High School where I am the director of choirs and musical theater.

Describe your performance style:

Choir, musical theater, contemporary a cappella, barbershop, Sweet Adelines.

When did you start creating your art? Why?

I guess I really started doing the a cappella scene when I started a group No Girls Aloud in college. It was an all guys a cappella group and we got to sing at several really cool places. After that, I helped a couple of buddies of mine to start Salisbury University’s first contemporary a cappella group, Squawkappella, and then that just lit a fire that hasn’t stopped burning inside of me.

 

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