Arrangers Workshops
Again for 2026, Harmony College Northwest is planning to offer three (yes, 3!) different levels that arrangers are able to select. Each workshop, running simultaneously, are scheduled for June 11-12, 2026 (Thursday afternoon/evening and Friday morning).
NOTE: you will need to register for the workshop IN ADDITION to the HCNW weekend;
Workshops are additional events to Harmony College.
Questions? Email ArrangerWorkshops@
Again, the workshops are running concurrently Thursday, June 11- Friday morning, June 12th this summer.
Our 2026 Faculty
AW101 – Janice Wheeler
The Less Experienced & Beginner Group will focus on introducing/reviewing the basic principles of Music Theory & Barbershop Harmony. We’ll focus on how they apply to arranging a song in the Barbershop Style. Participants do not need to have attended an arranging class before or worked on arranging a song(s).
AW201 – Zach Groeblinghoff
The More Experienced Group will assume you already have a good general understanding of the basic principles of Music Theory and Barbershop Harmony. Participants should have some experience in how they are generally applied to arranging a song in the Barbershop Style: you have completed song arrangements other than in a class setting that may or may not have been performed by Chorus/Quartet.
AW301 – >Mike Menefee and
Chuck Roegiers This level will focus on a cappella, four-part writing from a uniquely “barbershop” point of view, wrapped in a discussion of how the genre is evolving in our time. We will assume you are fluent in your understanding and application of the basic principles of Music Theory and Barbershop Harmony so that they have become almost second nature to you and that you have successfully arranged songs that have been performed by Chorus/Quartet and may have been published.
Chuck Roegiers This level will focus on a cappella, four-part writing from a uniquely “barbershop” point of view, wrapped in a discussion of how the genre is evolving in our time. We will assume you are fluent in your understanding and application of the basic principles of Music Theory and Barbershop Harmony so that they have become almost second nature to you and that you have successfully arranged songs that have been performed by Chorus/Quartet and may have been published.