Female Barbershop Quartet

Lead: Robin Beers. Tenor: Joni Bescos. Baritone: Sally Briner. Bass: Susan Brink Minsker.

First organized in 1977, 4 For The Show won its first regional contest the following year. By 1981 there had been two personnel changes, resulting in an addition in an international champion vocal combination. This quartet was the first to sing one of Sweet Adelines' most popular contest ballads, Kiss Me One More Time (composed and arranged by Norma Anderson).

Sally would later go on to win a second quartet gold medal (Panache, 1990); Joni was considered to be one of Sweet Adelines most accomplished leaders - she directed Verdugo Hills chorus for more than 20 years and was active as an arranger, a coach, and a judge in three categories. 4 For The Show retired as an active quartet in 1988. Joni Bescos passed away in 2009.

A Cappella.  

1984 - Sweet Adelines Queens of Harmony