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A cappella weekend getaway !

Dubbed as Asia's largest a cappella get-together in 2005

Join in an a cappella weekend next week in Singapore!

3rd December : CAMP A CAPPELLA
$25 (students) $35 adults : full day
8.30am - 6pm : Republic Poly
Register at the One Stop Centre (Tanglin Road Campus) : Walk-in registrations
http://www.rp.edu.sg/location_map.asp

Join clinicians & singers from Singapore, China, Indonesia, Australia and Malaysia in this year's Camp A Cappella. A full day of workshops from solo singing to ensemble singing and performance, arrangements, improvisation and home studio recording and more. More details & registration form & schedule on www.a-cappella.org.sg


3rd December: THE IDEA OF NORTH CHARITY CONCERT
7.30pm : NUS Cultural Centre
Tickets : $30 / $50 / $80 and up at 6561 8205

Join Australia's best jazz vocal ensemble in concert to support the St Luke's Hospital. Tickets are selling out soon!


3rd & 4th December : JAMAICA CAFE in CONCERT
Esplanade Recital Studio, 7.30pm
Tickets: $18 (students) / $25 at www.sistic.com.sg

oin Indonesia's top vocal band in concert at the Esplanade Recital Stutio this December. Wacky, cool and extremely easy-going, this group of talented singers and performers have been singing for more than half of their lives. Great stage presence, unique a cappella arrangements of English, Indonesian and even Mandarin pop songs are just 2 highlights of this concert.


4th December : SHANGHAI AMERICAN SCHOOL
Botanic Gardens : FREE
6pm - 7pm

Join our guests from the Shanghai American Misddle School at the Botanic Gardens alongside our local musicians in a concert entitled An Evening in December. Made up of 2 barbershop ensembles, this group of young and lively singers will entertain you at the Botanic Gardens at 6pm

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