Yale's A Cappella Legacy Thrives With 17 Unique Groups
Yale University's a cappella legacy spans over a century, with 17 groups offering unique experiences. The audition process begins with the Marsh Jam, followed by auditions and social events, assessing not just vocal talent, but also character. Each group has its own mission, from highlighting musical heritage to supporting the arts.
Yale's a cappella scene is diverse and vibrant. Shades of Yale, led by musical director Solomon Geleta, celebrates the musical legacy of the African and Black diaspora. Meanwhile, the Spizzwinks aim to foster support for music and the arts. Something Extra is an all-women group, adding to the variety.
Groups like the Whiffenpoofs, which only accept senior members, ensure their members are commendable singers and people. Auditions, known as 'rush', consider both vocal talent and understanding of the group's mission. These groups have performed for presidents and toured internationally, reflecting Yale's global influence.
Yale's a cappella legacy continues to thrive, with each group offering a unique musical and social experience. The audition process, which considers both vocal talent and character, ensures that these groups remain commendable not just in sound, but also in spirit.
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