Project-Philly and Lower Merion A Cappella have teamed up once again to provide a whole day of clinics, workshops, and performances to satisfy even the most die hard fan's a cappella needs.
On Saturday, 21 January (7:30pm at Lower Merion HS), Lower Merion A Cappella will present their annual Winter Invitational; a FREE concert that showcases some of the Philadelphia area's excellent high school a cappella groups.
In addition to the evening's concert, Project-Philly will present an entire day of workshops and clinics (Participants must pre-register online (http://bit.ly/
Morning Workshops (8:30am-12:05pm)
Registration (8:30-8:55) - Participants must pre-register online (http://bit.ly/
Session 1 (9:00-10:30)
Session 2 (10:35-12:05)
Afternoon Clinics (12:10-5:00pm)
Lunch (12:10-1:00) - The afternoon sessions will begin with lunch, provided at no additional cost to all registered participants.
On-Stage Clinics (1:00-5:00) - During the afternoon session seven a cappella groups, including high school, collegiate, and semi-professional groups, will perform for all participants and recieve a critique and instruction from our clinicians: Tom Anderson and Barry Carl. These sessions are open and meant to benefit all registered participants, even those not in one of the groups on stage.
Evening Concert (7:30pm)
The evening's concert is FREE. Any donations will be gratefully accepted. This year's performers include:
About our clinicians:
Tom Anderson is an accomplished singer and pianist who is primarily known for the arranging work he has done for various groups, including the (multiple Grammy award-winning) Swingle Singers, Peter Hollens, and the Univ. of Oregon On the Rocks (as seen on The Sing Off). He is a former member of the well-known professional a cappella group Ball in the House. Learn more about him on his website: http://www.random-notes.com/home
Barry Carl is active as a singer, voice-over artist, actor and more! His wide and varied experience has led the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America (CASA) to name him "the most influential bass singer of the last thirty years". His main a cappella claim to fame was as the bass with the world-famous Rockapella during their tenure as the house band on the award-winning children's PBS game show Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?. Learn more about him on his website: http://www.barrycarl.com/