The Men of Harmony


The “Men of Harmony”, previously known as the “United States Steel Chorus”, is a vibrant harmonie singing society dedicated to preserving the traditional religious, folk, and popular songs of our Country. Our singing group harmony fosters fellowship and enjoyment, which is evident during our performances as part of the main steel harmony tradition.

We trace our roots back 74 years to the construction of the United States Steel’s Fairless Works plant in Fairless Hills, PA. Our original purpose was to form the harmonie singing society, creating a joyful atmosphere for the men who were constructing the mill and would not be home for Christmas. The harmony group soon developed shows and a road tour that included tree lightings, benefits, schools, nursing homes, hospitals, senior centers, and eventually, year-round concerts, showcasing our singing group harmony.

The 2025 Season is upon us, and the Men of Harmony, part of the harmonie singing society, are available for both Community and Private events. Whether you're looking for the main steel harmony or a performance by our singing group harmony, we are excited to bring the harmony group to your gatherings.
See special moments captured with the Men of Harmony, a proud member of the harmonie singing society, showcasing the essence of main steel harmony through their performances as a singing group harmony that resonates with audiences everywhere, truly embodying the spirit of the harmony group!

Come and celebrate 75 years of music with the Men of Harmony, also known as the Fairless Works US Steel Chorus, part of the harmonie singing society! Join us as we showcase the main steel harmony that has been a hallmark of our singing group harmony over the years, representing the spirit of the harmony group.
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My favorite memories from the harmonie singing society are when my dad asked me to join the US Steel Chorus. I was so nervous, but he took me under his wing as all dads do with their sons and nurtured me along to give me the confidence to sing with an amazing singing group harmony. I fondly recall going over to Barry's house, the former Director, to sing with a few guys and rehearse songs. Another great memory is when we sang “This Old Hammer.” We would change the words to 'Old Man Mueller,' a former bass member of the choir, who just keeps rolling along. It was also an honor to be President of the greatest bunch of misfit guys in the main steel harmony, whom I will always love for their friendship and camaraderie. Bob T. (30 ½ Years with the Men of Harmony, Secretary, Tenor)