Max Q has only been together a short time, but the quartet recently earned the title of Silver Medalist by finishing second in the Barbershop Harmony Society’s International Quartet Competition.

Tenor Greg Clancy is the associate-director of the Vocal Majority and recently won his 10th gold medal with the chorus. He also sang tenor with Dallas quartets Class of the ‘80’s, Gatsby and Dealer’s Choice. Greg sings and produces jingles in the Dallas advertising community. He also owns Healthy Living Hit Music, a fitness music company.

Lead Tony DeRosa grew-up singing barbershop harmony, as his dad Papa Joe was an accomplished musician, choral ensemble director and barbershop society member. Tony sang baritone in the 1992 International Champion Quartet, Keepsake and the 2001 Champs, Platinum. He also directed the nationally acclaimed Tampa Heralds of Harmony Chorus for several years. Tony lives in Orlando, Florida and is a studio vocalist and coach of many quartets and choruses around the country. Tony makes his lead debut in Max Q.

Baritone Gary Lewis also has a barbershop quartet gold medal, as he sang tenor with Tony in Platinum. Gary lived in Florida for a short time and sang with Disney’s Liberty Voices during his stay. Gary’s amazing vocal range allows him to sing all four parts with ease. He is currently a choral music educator in Ohio.

Bass Jeff Oxley is bass section leader and frequent soloist with the Vocal Majority. Jeff has the most “hardware” in the quartet. He owns two barbershop quartet gold medals, winning with the Rapscallions in 1984 and Acoustix in 1990, six gold medals with the VM, and one gold medal as musical director of California’s Masters of Harmony Chorus. Jeff is actively employed as a studio vocalist in Dallas’ jingle community.

Information from the group's site

Musicians

• Jeff Oxley: lead vocals, vocals
• Greg Clancy: lead vocals, vocals
• Tony DeRosa: lead vocals, vocals
• Gary Lewis: lead vocals, vocals

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