How to Join an A Capella Group FireHazards(M/F): Founded with the goal of bringing a sense of community and love to people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Website. Footnotes (M): Today, the Footnotes are known nation-wide and throughout Europe. Nationally and internationally recognised as a top quality performance group, the group has always been seen as ground breakers in a cappella, most recently coming 3rd in the National Collegiate A Cappella Championship Semi Final in 2000. Website.Clips. KatzenJammers (M/F): The Princeton University Katzenjammers is the Ivy League's oldest co-ed a cappella singing group. This group of musicians sought to establish a group with a new, unique identity in the sea of Princeton's single-sex a cappella groups. This eclectic group of individuals produced a new musical style which proved to be both dynamic and enduring.Website. Kindred Spirit (M/F): Princeton's Christian singing group. Website. Koleinu (M/F): A Jewish a cappella group at Princeton University. Website.Clips. The Nassons (M): Princeton University's oldest a cappella singing group and one of the nation's premier performance ensembles. Website. Clips. The Roaring 20 (M/F): A coed a cappella singing group founded in 1983, embody the long Ivy League tradition of quality a cappella music, spirited and funny performances, and camaraderie born of many hours of rehearsing, touring, and performing together.Website. Clips. Shere Khan (M/F): Shere Khan is Princeton's newest and hottest co-ed a cappella group. With a repertoire from the 80's, 90's, and today, it has a huge following on campus and has performed at Shea Stadium, in the Bahamas, and New York's 21 Club.Website. Tigerlilies (F): Princeton University's oldest female a cappella group. Website. Tigertones (M): The Tigertones are Princeton's signature all male a cappella group. After fifty-seven years and more than twenty-seven recordings, we continue to thrive and to keep alive a tradition of "Good Friends and Good Music", sharing with audiences of all ages the harmony, spontaneity, and brotherhood that have become our trademarks. Website.Clips. Tigressions (F): The Princeton University Tigressions were founded in 1981 by a group of young women interested in enlarging the female a cappella community on campus. Over the years, this group of undergraduate singers has toured extensively throughout the United States, from San Francisco to Boston, performing in a wide range of settings. Internationally, they have traveled to Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, England, and Switzerland. Website.Clips. Wildcats (F): The Wildcats are a group f strong, unique women with voices to match. Website.
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