Verve Enharmonics & Juz-B

Verve Enharmonics and Juz-B
12 Mar 2006, Sun
6.30 - 7pm & 9 - 9.30pm
Esplanade Concourse

Verve Enharmonics, an a relatively young a capella group, performs an eclectic repertoire of jazz-, pop-, and R&B-inspired tunes. The group has put up numerous well-received public and private performances, as well as coming first in the National A Cappella Championships and Talent Quest. Verve Enharmonics comprises Davina (soprano/musical director), Gail (alto), Joel (tenor), Edmund (baritone/vocal percussion), and Chris (bass).

The voice can do many things, and this is so expertly demonstrated by Juz-B. At the Asian A Cappella Festival 2005 in Taiwan, this Malay a capella group performed their signature R&B arrangements with great panache. The group won over judges at their debut appearance at the Harmony Award in 2001, and has been going from strength to strength ever since.

Another Esplanade Presents Programme ~ Mosaic Music Festival: THE LIVING ROOM, Vocal & Beats

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