Mendicants on Stage
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| Stanford Mendicants Lander, WY March 29, 2012 |
The concert program stated, "Stanford University's oldest male a cappella group, The Mendicants, is known for 'heaping spoonfuls of boyish charm' (Stanford Daily, 2002) and has an extensive repertoire of classic, pop, contemporary and jazz favorites. Group members donated their time to tour the Rockies during their spring break, including spending four days in Lander, WY. While in Lander, the group worked with choir students in grades 7 - 12, performed for the Lander Middle School, sang at the Rotary, and performed for k-12 students at Wyoming Indian Schools."
To get an idea of the group's talent watch the following video of the 2008 Mendicants performing "Run Around Sue":
Loved that! I'm going to look for more on you tube right away
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Linda
Have you ever watched the singing competition show Sing Off? There are usually a couple of college groups each year. Very entertaining.
ReplyDeleteI know that was a fun evening! I love a cappella singing. Actually, I love most any kind of singing... it seems every song from the older days is my "favorite".
ReplyDeleteSo glad you added the video.....what talent:)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like so much fun! I love 'barber shop quartet' type groups. Glad you were able to attend. g
ReplyDeleteI love it!! There's something special about a college a cappella group...
ReplyDeleteAwww I love a cappella ......>!!!
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