The Cranberry Men's Chorus, shown here in front of the Saxonburg Hotel during a Mingle on Main event last summer, will deliver singing valentines as a fundraiser this year before Valentine's Day. SUBMITTED PHOTO

“If music be the food of love, play on,” Shakespeare said in “Twelfth Night.”

Ron Brooks and the Cranberry Men’s Chorus are taking the bard’s words to heart this Valentine’s Day. The nonprofit chorus will serenade unsuspecting sweethearts and spouses with “singing valentines,” a cappella renditions of popular songs.

Between Feb. 11 and Feb. 14, the 35-member chorus will break into quartets and travel throughout Beaver, Butler, parts of Armstrong County and northern Allegheny County to deliver their renditions of “Happy Together,” “Dream a Little Dream of Me,” “Love Me Tender,” “Teddy Bear,” “Only You” or “My Special Angel,” along with delivering a heart-shaped balloon and a teddy bear.

People who want to deliver a singing valentine should call Brooks at 724-816-1043, or visit www.cranberrymenschorus.com and click the singing valentines link at the top of the page.

Anyone interested in joining the Cranberry Men’s Chorus should stop by its weekly rehearsal at 7 p.m. Mondays at Dutilh United Methodist Church, 1270 Dutilh Road, Cranberry Township.