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8/12/2019 Youth Voices Vocal Music Fest Programme

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The A Cappella Society Presents

Celebrating Vocal Music by youths, the annual YOUTH VOICES returns again!

Catch up with your favourite youth vocal groups as they fire up the crowd with their youthful

energy and catchy pop tunes!

FESTIVAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS

DATE/TIME EVENT CONCERT DETAILS

15 March,

Sat /

4pm - 6pm

7pm - 9pm

OPENING CONCERT

Mamanda

(78 Sultan Gate Singapore 198497)

1. TAS Youth Voices

2. Solos by Kyosha, Krishaa, Kristjian

3. Acappuccino

4. Stacey Douglas

5. Kai

6. NANU

18 March,

Tue / 3PM

Youth Voices@NLB

Ang Mo Kio Public Library

1. Voci Celesti (Balestier Hill Sec Sch Choir)

2. TAS Childrens Pop Choir

3. Beatbox Jam

19 March,Wed / 6.30PM

Youth Voices@NLBWoodlands Regional Library

1. KR A Cappella2. Dance Item

3. TAS Youth Voices

20 March, Thur

/ 6.30PM

Youth Voices@NLB

Marine Parade Public Library

1. TAG (Temasek Secondary School)

2. KR A Cappella

3. Stacey Douglas

4. Acappuccino

21 March, Fri /

2PM

Youth Voices@NLB

Serangoon Public Library

1. TAS Childrens Pop Choir

2. Vocal Jam (Chris on Beatbox)

3. TAS Youth Voices

22 March, Sat /

3PM

TAS Youth Voices : Open House

TAS @ Aliwal Arts Centre

(28 Aliwal Street, #03-03)

22 March, Sat /

7.30PM

Youth Voices : The Concert

TAS @ Aliwal Arts Centre

(28 Aliwal Street, #03-03)

1. TAS Youth Voices

2. TAS Tweens

3. Yale-NUS A Cappella

4. NANU

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Group Write Ups

TAS YOUTH VOICES

The youth wing of The A Cappella Society is a public

programme run to extend training and performance

opportunities to young singers to learn and develop their skills

through popular music. This year, the team presents music they

have explored, and arranged under the guidance of Ms

Angelina Choo-Sassarak, founder of The A Cappella Society.

TAS CHILDRENS POP CHOIR

The littlest ones from TAS will showcase their new choir as they

sing their way into your hearts. This is a training programme to

foster a solid foundation in singing and music appreciation and

making new friends.

ACAPPUCCINO

Bringing a fervent dedication in their presentation of songs with

their individual personalities, Acappuccino started as a group of

friends who came together to sing and perform. Performing a

mix of contemporary pop and jazz material, the group comes tofull circle as a vocal group and is currently working on new

materials to present in 2014.

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NANU

Fire hot, young and fresh, the latest line up of NANU

brings new perspectives to pop A Cappella

arrangements and a rich blend of voices that

distinguishes them apart from other vocal groups.

Their spunk and youthful energy, together with

professional Vocal Percussionist, Hekko Wicaksono,NANUs will energise any concert.

KR A Cappella

Kent Ridge Acappella, or more fondly known as KR Aca, was

formed by a group of humble, music-loving residents of Kent

Ridge Hall at the National University of Singapore, way back in

1995. Many of us have only started singing in university but

through hard work and passion, we'll try our best to astound,

bedazzle, charm, delight and excite you with passion till the

end of time!

TAG

The Temasek A Cappella Group (TAG) is a closely knit

energetic group of student talents who hail from a

diverse range of main CCAs like the Temasek Chorale,

NCDCC and Netball, bonded by their love to perform.

TAG as it is popularly known, is an optional CCA that is

fuelled by a zest for singing a repertoire of numbers

ranging from pop to jazz genres. Despite a hectic

schedule balancing their academic and main CCA

commitments, the students have managed to find

time to come together to appreciate the beauty of

the human voice, unadulterated by musical instruments. It is soul music in its purest form.

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Stacey Douglas

Based in Singapore, Stacey is a Singer-Songwriter from the UK. Her

songs are inspired by life and people, and she admire musicians such as

Nina Simone, Joan Armatrading and the classical composer Leo

Brouwer. She has gigged alongside Tony Remy, Jacqueline Dankworth

(UK), Sonja Kristina (Curved Air Singer UK), Valerie Etienne, TheButtermountain Boys, Keith Waite; and has won a visionary award for

her work in the UK from Oil of Olay/Women in Music. Stacey has

published in The Stage, The Gleaner, Traditional Music Maker, The Guitarist Mag, Breakthru Mag and

enjoyed radio play on Hangzhou Local TV station, Galaxy Radio, GTR Radio and other international

stations. Her UK albums were predominantly engineered by Graeme Holdaway from 1999 onwards.

Kai

Kai began his foray into beatboxing in 2007, and was self-taught, never

undergoing formal training. Since then, he has competed at national beatbox

battles, taught his craft at a number of venues including Raffles Institution, Victoria

School, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Damai Secondary,

Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, Trade School Singapore, and performed at events

such as Bugis Fashion Show 2013, Soundwaves 2013 and his own solo show at the

Esplanade, as well as a three consecutive night series of collaborations between

himself and other leading musicians of the local arts scene including Ramu

Thiruyanam and Quartette Bleu by Han Oh.

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