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Up until this year, Harvard’s a capella groups lined up in a well-recognized pecking order. The Krokodiloes, Pitches, Din and Tonics, Veritones, Callbacks and Opportunes were known as the “Grandfathered Six,” the only groups with the privilege of singing in...
The Lowkeys recently gained the rights to hold jams in Sanders Theater, as the six older a capella groups have been doing for over a decade. Lowkeys Vice President Eli J. Lederman ’03 describes the newly acquired rights as a “long road finished.?...
Sanders Theater, however, is not automatically open to any student group who wishes to perform there. Sanders has a set number of performance dates open to a capella groups per year. In order to be part of the negotiations for these dates, a group had to be part of the...
The Lowkeys waited until this year to vie for Sanders rights because they wanted to be sure that they had demonstrated their cause fully. They did so by selling out Lowell Lecture Hall and Paine Hall twice for free, and selling out Paine a final time with paid tickets.
The a capella community at Harvard has always had mixed feeling about the Lowkeys. Some groups, such as the Dins, Veritones and Callbacks have been especially helpful in assisting the Lowkeys establish themselves. Other groups have not been so accepting. William P. Kang ’03 of the Krokodiloes...