Word: cappella
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Chopra: That’s a tough one. I have some college student angst but probably not that much. Well, actually, if I had to pick, sometimes I get annoyed with my a cappella roommate. I have convinced him to move on to bigger and better things, though...
...outlandish to demand respect and admiration for the achievements and commitment of athletes, and for an acknowledgement that, say, playing on the women’s hockey team is every bit as worthy a way to spend one’s time at Harvard as singing in an a cappella group or writing for a publication. Committed participation in any extra-curricular activity at Harvard will reduce the amount of time one can devote to academic studies, but it is only athletes who are required by the Ivy Council of Presidents to take an enforced seven week break. The move...
...sort of an hors d’oeuvres before we gorge ourselves,” explains Miller. The entrée, which will be served on February 14 to 15 in Lowell Lecture Hall, will feature approximately twelve songs, and may include guests such as the Fallen Angels a cappella group and fellow Harvard dance company TAPS. They will follow up on May 2 with the company’s final performance of the year, entitled “Mainly 80?...
This week, the Kuumba Singers are releasing a recording of their Spring 2002 concert entitled One More River. In keeping with Kuumba’s mission of “celebrating black culture and creativity through song,” the album is divided between soulful a cappella spirituals and energetic gospel songs backed by the talented Kuumband. The choir is irrepressibly exuberant on the opening song, “Psalm 1,” while on “Psalm 121,” the soloist attains a feverish pitch that the choir seems to soothe. Kuumba also shows...
...were confused when Kuumba entered the room. Couldn’t this be from the fact that none of them would know Kuumba, since the group wouldn’t even exist until 13 years after these people left the Harvard campus—not to mention that a cappella barely existed on campus at that time...