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Redhot & Blue, the American A Cappella choir of Yale University (Free concert)

ByAthensguide

Mar 6, 2009 , ,

Title: Redhot & Blue, the American A Cappella choir of Yale University (Free concert)
Location: Hellenic American Union, Massalias 22, Kolonaki
Description: The Hellenic American Union presents a concert by Redhot & Blue, the American A Cappella choir of Yale University. The event is held on Thursday, March 12, 2009, at 20:30, at the Hellenic American Union Auditorium.

The choir that comprises twenty Yale university students will present an A Cappella program of familiar jazz songs and Broadway Show tunes. Amongst them are the all time classics: Fever, Fly Me to the Moon, Girl from Ipanema. Founded in 1977, Redhot & Blue remains one of the most famous American university choirs. The group has earned recognition for its unique brand of vocal jazz and has won many CASA awards for best soloist, best arrangement and best album. They have sung at important venues around the world and the White House. In cooperation with the Music Department of the Hellenic American University.

Admission is free to the public.

Start Time: 20:30
Date: 2009-03-12

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