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2nd International A Cappella Fest




4 groups from 4 different countries sharing their passion"
Start Time: Wednesday, October 17 2009 at 7:30pm
End Time: Sunday, October 18 2009 at 9:30pm
Where: The Esplanade; The Arts House Chamber

17 Oct ~ SJTone
First formed in 2001, SJTone project is now one of the better-known a cappella singing groups in Korea. They have won multiple awards and earned national recognition with their annual a cappella performance AcaLiveShow, where they perform with numerous foreign groups from Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and so on. Be charmed by their soulful solo and tight harmony, and entertained by their comedy-infused performance as they show us their uniqueness and creativity here in Singapore.
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18 Oct ~ Tux
Their name, a somewhat irreverent contraction of tuxedo, certainly reflects their singing style. Tux is elegant yet catchy, delivering favourite from the golden musical eras of the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s with a distinct contemporary feel. Their style and dynamism appeal to fans of all age groups.
Tux's constant insistence on excellence has earned them the coveted Aliw Award for Most Promising Showband/Group in the Philippines and later the Best Showband/Group award. They were a part of the International A Cappella Festival in 1998 and have performed with the biggest names in the region. They launched the TUXapella Christmas Album in 2002 and continue to entertain audiences from all over the world.
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