The stoic and hallowed space of Gaston Hall will be filled with music as Georgetown’s a cappella singers gather to share the stage and kick off the 42nd annual Cherry Tree Massacre on Jan. 30. Hosted...
Penn Masala, University of Pennsylvania’s South Asian a cappella group, will perform to a sold-out Gaston Hall on Saturday evening.
The proceeds of student and regular tickets, costing $12 and $20,...
Good news, fans of a cappella and of South Asian music! Penn Masala, hailing from the University of Pennsylvania, is coming to Gaston Hall tomorrow at 6 p.m. for what is sure to be a riveting performance,...
Four years ago, David Hanna (COL ’14) decided he wanted to sing in a collegiate a cappella group.
A relative latecomer to a cappella — he hadn’t participated in any singing group until joining...
4.5/5 stars
With winter break finally upon us, what better way to celebrate the end of finals than with some holiday tracks from your favorite Georgetown vocalists? Throwing themselves into the merry...
As the clock on Healy Tower struck midnight Thursday night, the Georgetown Chimes performed their weekly recital in Dahlgren Quad, the newest of Georgetown’s oldest a cappella group’s long list...
The D.C. A Cappella Festival — abbreviated as DCAF and pronounced like the coffee variety — returns to campus for its 21st year this Saturday. Don’t let the name fool you: The performance will...
3/5 stars
A capella music is one of those trends that I never got into.
Granted, a lot of my apathy for singing without music comes from my bitterness about my own inability to sing in any...
The Georgetown Phantoms is Georgetown's oldest co-ed a cappella group. Founded in 1988, the Phantoms began as a loosely-organized holiday caroling group, putting on spontaneous performances around...
A new breed of singing groups with unique cultural focuses are lending their voices to highlight the Hilltop's cultural diversity.
Chutzpah, an a cappella group comprised of Jewish students, takes its...
